I mean, they suspended him without pay, and it's not clear whether the stereo was actually damaged by the mechanic blasting the music, if it was from another incident in the shop or else. The car owner can probably sue the mechanic himself for some money over reckless driving and endangerment and criminal mischief (blasting stereo, potentially damaging it and misusing the car as a whole, separately from reckless driving). Maybeeee some money for emotional distress (I am not american but considering what I always hear about I'd assume he could get away with suing for emotional distress as well). The shop doesn't have to refund him if the things didn't happen on their premises and the drive was not necessary to the repair, and the highway is not on their premises. But he could possibly get a bit more than he paid for the repair from the insurance of the mechanic.
Damage the stereo? When did it even say that? The whole comment about it being so loud “the whole car shakes” is a joke too. The cameras optics were shaking.. this can happen if you hold a camera phone near a loud speaker.
The mechanic violated this man, and even worse, he risked countless lives by reckless driving and running red lights. How did he only get suspended for only 2 months, for literally GTA, reckless driving, and countless other crimes. Not to mention 90 mins of burning that man's fuel. Also, that's quite a loooooong "lunch break".
Because the shop owner isn’t going to ruin his employees life for some victimless crime. He was stupid, and was punished accordingly. Suspended 2 months without pay is punishment enough in an expensive city like Seattle.
@badmanskill1112 there was no damage to the stereo it was just up higher and mighta had the EQ levels switched they Def did extra in the whip but demanding a refund when the parts and work is done is just wild
Struggle of owning your own business and having to trust your employees to not ruin everything for you. If I was the boss I’d never let that guy back into my shop again, once the trust is broken like that it can never be restored. I’m glad no one was hurt because of his stupidity.
@@firstnamelastname7708Because of the video, and I hope it went viral; I am pretty sure no one will ever go to that Repair shop for anything and just let it go bankrupt.
hey, sometimes we need to tweak our logic. of course, would be wise to give some compensation, but a car is built to be driven, the fact that as owner you don't want other person driving it, doesn't mean is wrong to drive it. they gave him a service, that's what he paid for. If something was damanged during the driving, a compensation can me requested, but maintenence was given to the engine, why would be refunded?. A compensation could be even bigger to what he paid for, if damage is bigger in price
@@TheHydroCreations It's wrong to abuse someone's car, and drive it dangerously, and unlawfully. That becomes a killing weapon. And besides, if you rent a sports car and try to drive it at 113mph on the public road, or bring it to a race track, you will be in for a shock when you see the bill.
he was making sure the fuel gauge goes down "the right way", as a bonus he fixed his stereo once he got up to speed running a red light. Mechanic from God.
the owner obviously doesn't really care. If he did the guy would be fired and the customer would get a refund. Can say he cares all he wants but his actions don't show that.
@@don2deliverAgree definitely no refund the shop has to pay the tech, service advisor, parts, disposal and any other shop supplies. That's not counting the building and business setup. The shop should fire that guy and repair any damage.. maybe offer service and a discount rate if he still trusted that shop but no refund been in this for awhile never seen a refund for a completed service.
If the owner of that shop decides to keep that man employed after this he's crazy. Because now you have to hire someone to babysit a 35+-year-old man to NOT commit grand theft auto instead of just doing his goddamn job. He's gonna face a lawsuit from the customer and I don't blame him.
@@tukufuzubar7023 I had so many customers make complaints about what their car does or doesn't do at 85-95 mph. Needless to say I had customers cars over 3 digits frequently.
I don't think that's enough though, the high speed joyride caused additional wear and tear on all the major components on the vehicle. The cars owner ought to be compensated for the fact that the car won't last as long as it otherwise would
Imagine getting caught in 4K on Inside Edition misusing the customer's vehicle and still having the audacity to not refund the customer because the repairs were allegedly "completed and done well".
ive been working in a garage for 14 years..... this owner should reimburse the customer, pay for speaker replacements (he blew those speakers) and then CHARGE HIS EMPLOYEE.... this is outrageous!!
this happened to me one time. A mechanic took my car joy riding picked up someone else. he was arrested in my car driving drunk with an open container and my car was towed 🤦🏾♀️
@@meraj205 yes they did but still wanted me to pay for services. Which i did at the time only because i was 9 months pregnant and didn’t have time to deal with it.
Because it’s incredibly difficult finding and retaining mechanics lately. If he fired him, there’s no telling on when they’d have a replacement which could strongly negatively impact their business.
Two months for jeopardizing both the business and innocent people lives!?!? This business needs to be review bombed. This owner needs to be held accountable and refund the service.
It's a good thing that mechanic didn't get into an accident while driving that guy's car, but it's quite a shame he'd even risk doing something like that.
I hope this footage evidence of speeding is shared with the local police and I hope he finds a lawyer to go after this shady car repair facility and hold them accountable for the actions of the people they choose to hire to represent them.
I never drop my car anywhere.. I stay right there till it's fixed and a 5min ride around the block is all it needs or somebody's paying or lose your business license..!!!!
I’ve been a mechanic in the same area as that shop for over 30 years so when I say there is no way the shop owner didn’t know something was going on I know what I’m talking about. Seriously who takes a perfectly good car on an hour long “ test drive “ ??
Good thing there weren't any Red Light cameras! That would have made this a lot more stressful. Imagine if there was no dashcam, the mechanic could easily deny it.
Refund him. Apologize. And fire that dude. These shady ass shops have zero intergrity. Just out of spite I'd take them to court and ask for twice the repair costs.
I know a mechanic did the same thing to my car because before I send my car in I take note of the mileage, when I got my car back I noticed 30 miles were added to the sped o meter which meant they didn’t just take it around to test drive and make sure it was okay.
00:50 The guy was gone for an hour and a half. Either he was off work and took the car for a joyride which means the cops can arrest him for theft or they have really long lunch breaks…
He's basically fired. 2 months is too long to wait out for the average american without a paycheck. All the owner has to say if they guy does want that job back, is say "we've eliminated your position", or "we've decided to go a different direction".
I had a guy bring in his car and complained about some that went on above 110 mph. I pointed out that I could only check thing up to 70 unless he wanted to rent a track.
This man should sue the mechanic behind the wheels. Who knows if the owner’s driver license have obtained points all because of the joy riding mechanic. Or worse yet having to pay a e-mail fine for the infractions that the mechanic inflicted.
No refund? That’s when you know this behavior is tolerated in this business. You hired that man and instead of firing him you suspend him only and on top of that you excuse yourself by saying that the repairs were done well? Seriously, have some common sense, most importantly, have customer service, and give the client, who trusted you and your shop, a reason to continue trusting you. By getting rid of the employee that put your entire business in jeopardy and by showing some respect and covering the cost of his repairs no matter what. That is what being a professional means. SMH
What a joke of a punishment. I'm not a BMW person, but if that was my car, I would have been in that shop raising holy hell. Cops definitely would have been involved one way or the other. I worked in a shop. I treated customers' cars better than if they were my own, and I treat my vehicles very well.
Not enough proof, dash cams don't provide nothing unless used in a crash, as there is no actual video of the speedometer and just GPS, I went to school to become a cop
If you have a nice car, when you take your car to any shop, write "Current mileage:100,000" or whatever your mileage is. Then take a picture of your mileage for further proof. Then place it on the dash. Guaranteed that they will think twice especially since you know the mileage. If they need to test drive, you CAN request to be in the car. I have always been in my Maserati Gran Turismo coupe during ALL test drives. Non negotiable.
I left my motorhome at a shop in Tucson, AZ for a few weeks to get some upholstery work done. After getting it back, I noticed that it had more mileage on it than when I dropped it off and there were other signs that made me believe that somebody at that shop camped in my RV while it was in the shop's possession. It's too bad that I didn't record it because if I had, I would have blasted them on Inside Edition also!!!
This happens all over the world. I once left my car to get some body work done and I realized that he was driving my car around to pick up his children from school...all the while taking forever to finish the work
he looked at the front of the car to make sure there weren't any noticeable rock chips or damage....and the owner is tied to this guy and is looking out for him. sucks. once you find a good shop stay loyal.. its hard to find people that care
He should file a civil suit for the damages and the public records of this shop and they don't vet out employees before they commit felonies and the mechanic should have criminal charges endangering the lives of people on the road, and the owner of the company can file a similar suit against his employee for the damages done to his company from his actions.
If the shop owner is an idiot not only as the car owner would I sue but the stereo needs to be repaired as well. Criminal charges should also be considered.
One time I took my car to the dealership for service and I reviewed my dash cam footage and the technician went to Starbucks with my car. I was more mad at the fact that he didn't get me a drink
If I was the owner I would definitely sue for the refund👏🏾 cause the guy ran 2 red lights, what if there was camera's and he could've gotten tickets or worse, also the guy basically stole his property, if anything the owner should've been begging him to take a refund to avoid the potential lawsuits👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 cause that was super reckless what if someone got hurt, or if he would've gotten pulled over, what would the shop owner say then??
nobody because he didn’t get pulled over lol, on the super off chance that the 2 intersections had actual 24/7 surveillance cameras installed, then they’d get sent to the owners address in which he could take the shop to court and present the videos
This happened to me but I didn't have a dash cam and they hadn't done the repairs yet so he destroyed my already overheating engine and then offered to replace it for me for a few grand 🤦♀️ I HATE MECHANICS
I'M SUING! 👎☹️ "Suspended for 2 months w/o pay my ASS!" He put that guys car in serious jeopardy and damaged the radio, all because he wanted to finally joy-ride this type of car and get some cheap adrenaline rush! I'M SUING! 👎☹️
he was making sure the fuel gauge goes down "the right way", as a bonus he fixed his stereo once he got up to speed running a red light. Mechanic from God.
A friend of mine took his BMW to the dealer because it was shimmying at highway speed. A couple of days later, he went to pick up they car up and dealer's service advisor said they made no repair as they were not able to replicate the problem. My friend then asked him, how fast did your test driver drive it and the service advisor responded "highway speed; 60 to 70 mph." My friend then responded "Oh Hell! It doesn't even begin to shimmy until you break a 100 and doesn't get bad until you break a 110 or so!"
Just tell the shop you want $1000 for wear&tear, compensation for the inherent risk incurred from negligent reckless driving joy rides in your car (make sure to include your insurance deductible amount), breech of service contract in that a test drive does not include taking the car for a joy ride, and take them to small claims court.
That’s why I do 90% of my car repairs myself, and if it’s over my head I take to my mechanic friend who’s been a patent of my family’s dental practice for 30 years.. he does a good job lol
Show the video to the local cops. I'm sure they'll be interested in hitting the mechanic with multiple traffic violations along with reckless driving, and vandalism.
Seattle, Washington? ZERO chance for criminal charges. Congratulations to the “Mechanic/Test Driver” for picking the perfect state for this type of conduct 👍🏻
I just had my brakes done on my 2019 Mercedes, my car came back with my dash cam unplugged and averaged gas being 11 mpg. Normally it's 26-33 mpg lol. I laughed a little and went about my day. Part of doing your brakes includes using them hard immediately to set them in right or whatever, so I assumed it was just that.
That's not a repair process for brakes at all. All the mechanics should have done for you was pump the brakes. Otherwise first time you'd push the brakes it'll feel like nothing's there.
@@byever1 "Engage hard braking at 60mph 4. After the moderate stops, perform a few hard stops from 60mph to 10mph (5 times). Apply firm pressure on the brakes without locking up the brakes or engaging the ABS (if applicable)." -r1concepts, "How Do I Break In My New Pads and Rotors"
@@Vandicoup Mechanic took my car from the shop that’s closer to me to the shop he did the work at. I was checking my car’s location and noticed before it went to his shop it went to (possibly) his home. Maybe he just didn’t want to dox his own garage or something 🤷🏻♂️ But bro was definitely moving in my car.
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This is unbelievable. He needs to be charged and the shop held liable for damaging the stereo.
I mean, they suspended him without pay, and it's not clear whether the stereo was actually damaged by the mechanic blasting the music, if it was from another incident in the shop or else. The car owner can probably sue the mechanic himself for some money over reckless driving and endangerment and criminal mischief (blasting stereo, potentially damaging it and misusing the car as a whole, separately from reckless driving). Maybeeee some money for emotional distress (I am not american but considering what I always hear about I'd assume he could get away with suing for emotional distress as well). The shop doesn't have to refund him if the things didn't happen on their premises and the drive was not necessary to the repair, and the highway is not on their premises. But he could possibly get a bit more than he paid for the repair from the insurance of the mechanic.
Damage the stereo? When did it even say that?
The whole comment about it being so loud “the whole car shakes” is a joke too. The cameras optics were shaking.. this can happen if you hold a camera phone near a loud speaker.
@@HiThisIsMine you're literally saying yourself it's a loud speaker
@@icebat4168plus the money for the hour and a half of gas wasted that dude was lucky he didn’t kill any body after running two red lights
@@icebat4168 so what $0.60 a mile? 😂😂
Two months leave without pay? Just fire him.
if i were that guy id quit
@@liamthenoguydash cam isn't enough proof for a ticket tho, as obvious as it is that he was speeding nobody can do anything about it
The shop owner can’t arrest him…
They probably knew and this is not the first time. This is probably the first time they got caught.
He’s likely a good mechanic.. finding skilled people is difficult.
…. finding good employees is even harder… as we can see here.
The mechanic violated this man, and even worse, he risked countless lives by reckless driving and running red lights. How did he only get suspended for only 2 months, for literally GTA, reckless driving, and countless other crimes. Not to mention 90 mins of burning that man's fuel. Also, that's quite a loooooong "lunch break".
Because the shop owner is also a huge pos. He wouldn't even cover the repairs. I would sue.
Also the huge amount of wear and tear from essentially track driving/red lining the car for and hour and a half.
@@Jaime190agreed id also put up bad reviews for this shop
Because the shop owner isn’t going to ruin his employees life for some victimless crime. He was stupid, and was punished accordingly. Suspended 2 months without pay is punishment enough in an expensive city like Seattle.
It's probably the shop owner's kid!!
When you bring your car to a dealership or mechanic, check the mileage BEFORE and AFTER.
Don’t just check the mileage, take a picture so you have proof.
And take a pic of the outside of car before and after you take it to the shop.
Proper repair shops do that for you, and write it down on a form for you to sign. They do it for several reasons, and in both parties' benefit.
A dash cam that's always on helps too. And tell the mechanic to not touch the dash cam.
The ones i go to check before accepting the car. They also write it down on the receipt of the before and after
Shop owner wouldn't even give him his money back for the repairs? 😂 Come on man. Then just take them to court for damages.
What damages was created? Wh would I give you a refund bc you didn't like how it was driven after? Def a reach lol
@@yungnflashytv Did you not hear about the damage to the stereo?
I wouldn't say full on refund as much as I find mechanics to often be an enemy. Definitely take at least a few hundred off the bill for wear and tear.
@@yungnflashytv post your address and leave the key on top of your car.
@badmanskill1112 there was no damage to the stereo it was just up higher and mighta had the EQ levels switched they Def did extra in the whip but demanding a refund when the parts and work is done is just wild
Struggle of owning your own business and having to trust your employees to not ruin everything for you. If I was the boss I’d never let that guy back into my shop again, once the trust is broken like that it can never be restored. I’m glad no one was hurt because of his stupidity.
Yeah, the fact that he hasn’t fired the guy definitely reflects poorly on his business.
EXACTLY
@@firstnamelastname7708Because of the video, and I hope it went viral; I am pretty sure no one will ever go to that Repair shop for anything and just let it go bankrupt.
It's probably his nephew or something because why not fire him ?
As a devout Socialist this guy should be happy he was able to share his car with the less fortunate.
It’s better to report to cops , even nothing happens , cause it’s always better and definitely the car owner needs a refund .
he ran two red lights, traffic cameras gonna give him two tickets in the mail...
He should sue the guy and the shop period
hey, sometimes we need to tweak our logic. of course, would be wise to give some compensation, but a car is built to be driven, the fact that as owner you don't want other person driving it, doesn't mean is wrong to drive it. they gave him a service, that's what he paid for. If something was damanged during the driving, a compensation can me requested, but maintenence was given to the engine, why would be refunded?. A compensation could be even bigger to what he paid for, if damage is bigger in price
@@TheHydroCreations It's wrong to abuse someone's car, and drive it dangerously, and unlawfully. That becomes a killing weapon. And besides, if you rent a sports car and try to drive it at 113mph on the public road, or bring it to a race track, you will be in for a shock when you see the bill.
The mechanic was just making sure the fuel injectors were clean.
he was making sure the fuel gauge goes down "the right way", as a bonus he fixed his stereo once he got up to speed running a red light. Mechanic from God.
😂😂
... it's direct injection tho
It's scary since a regular person with no car knowledge would believe it.
I’m pretty sure that was the z06
That’s crazy man! He needs to be straight up fired. Who does that to someone’s car.
He does
Fired Arrested And Charged For Reckless Driving
The speed wasn't so much the issue but doing it on a non-divided highway was not too smart.
@@don2deliver Regardless if he was speeding, it’s still reckless driving and putting others at risk. Did you think about that as well?
@@mikaylaakridge4635 That's why I said it wasn't too smart. So to answer your question, yes.
the owner obviously doesn't really care. If he did the guy would be fired and the customer would get a refund. Can say he cares all he wants but his actions don't show that.
Why give a refund if the repairs were done correctly? Granted the radio speakers or whatever is a seperate issue.
@@don2deliverAgree definitely no refund the shop has to pay the tech, service advisor, parts, disposal and any other shop supplies. That's not counting the building and business setup. The shop should fire that guy and repair any damage.. maybe offer service and a discount rate if he still trusted that shop but no refund been in this for awhile never seen a refund for a completed service.
@@zackm6850doesn’t matter if he’s never done a refund in the past, he should give him one after that
The shop owner never questioned why a simple test drive took an hour and a half?
@@utubebadbro if he going in vacation he better be spending about 2$ a day
2 months no work ain’t no vacation that’s bankRupt brothaa
If the owner of that shop decides to keep that man employed after this he's crazy. Because now you have to hire someone to babysit a 35+-year-old man to NOT commit grand theft auto instead of just doing his goddamn job. He's gonna face a lawsuit from the customer and I don't blame him.
He's probably really a good mechanic. Jus a bit of a wild card too..😎
@@tukufuzubar7023 I'm sure you want to pay that wild card lawsuit price tag too, don't you?
@@tukufuzubar7023 I had so many customers make complaints about what their car does or doesn't do at 85-95 mph. Needless to say I had customers cars over 3 digits frequently.
on god!! if that guy wrecked or even got pulled over it would definitely be more than just 2 months pay!!!
If I was the owner, I’d fire the employee and in good faith refund the customer for any repairs made.
If I Was The Owner I Reported To The Police Sheriff Or State Troopers
but you're not the owner and good thing you aren't
I don't think that's enough though, the high speed joyride caused additional wear and tear on all the major components on the vehicle. The cars owner ought to be compensated for the fact that the car won't last as long as it otherwise would
@@patfree14094 you’re right.
@@TheWalamala🤡
Two months leave?? Must be related to the owner, they should all be charged honestly. Owner is complicit.
He got vacation after playing GTA with people's lives.
So hard to find a good mechanic these days
It’s because most states do not have a program or license that mechanics need to complete in order to work on vehicles
Definitely
it's a bunch of crooks
Yes that correct
I'd say "come down to our shop where we actually care about customers" but im in Europe lol
Any owner who does not fire the man after that stunt is an owner I would not trust running a shop that my car would go to.
AVOID THAT SHOP. FULL STOP
This is crazy it happened in my home town and that shop has always had bad reviews and it’s not the first time this shop has taken joy rides before
@kayleabrown36 I want to know how come that shop is still in business?
Not surprised with the owners reaction. He acted more like a bystander than the owner and I hope his business fails with that kind of attitude.
Imagine getting caught in 4K on Inside Edition misusing the customer's vehicle and still having the audacity to not refund the customer because the repairs were allegedly "completed and done well".
As a devout Socialist this guy should be happy he was able to share his car with the less fortunate.
ive been working in a garage for 14 years..... this owner should reimburse the customer, pay for speaker replacements (he blew those speakers) and then CHARGE HIS EMPLOYEE.... this is outrageous!!
this happened to me one time. A mechanic took my car joy riding picked up someone else. he was arrested in my car driving drunk with an open container and my car was towed 🤦🏾♀️
damn!
I would be so angry
What happened? Did the shop at least compensate you for the towing/impound charges?
@@meraj205 yes they did but still wanted me to pay for services. Which i did at the time only because i was 9 months pregnant and didn’t have time to deal with it.
As a devout Socialist this guy should be happy he was able to share his car with the less fortunate.
You know he’s related to the owner if he didn’t get fire…
The owner needs a new radio installed from them for free
Speakers too
No they need to compensate him for going somewhere else because they already proved they can't be trusted with his car.
@@chris307 yeah true
Why was he put on leave and not fired?
Because it’s incredibly difficult finding and retaining mechanics lately. If he fired him, there’s no telling on when they’d have a replacement which could strongly negatively impact their business.
@@kingkontinuumI could replace him
@@bretmaverick9434 give him a call then tell them to fire his ass and they would have a good worker might work lol
@@JormungandrGaming1 lolllll exactly
Apparently he is a terrific mechanic 😊. I wouldn't have fired him.
Two months for jeopardizing both the business and innocent people lives!?!? This business needs to be review bombed. This owner needs to be held accountable and refund the service.
It's a good thing that mechanic didn't get into an accident while driving that guy's car, but it's quite a shame he'd even risk doing something like that.
I hope this footage evidence of speeding is shared with the local police and I hope he finds a lawyer to go after this shady car repair facility and hold them accountable for the actions of the people they choose to hire to represent them.
I hope he sues
I'm curious if the guy can be arrested too for reckless endangerment. If he had lost control he could have killed anyone on that highway.
@@EricLing64 reckless driving yeah. that speed is lose your license for years type speed. big felony.
this is very upsetting. It's like when you get your phone fixed and they go through your stuff without you knowing.
I never drop my car anywhere.. I stay right there till it's fixed and a 5min ride around the block is all it needs or somebody's paying or lose your business license..!!!!
I’ve been a mechanic in the same area as that shop for over 30 years so when I say there is no way the shop owner didn’t know something was going on I know what I’m talking about. Seriously who takes a perfectly good car on an hour long “ test drive “ ??
Good thing there weren't any Red Light cameras! That would have made this a lot more stressful. Imagine if there was no dashcam, the mechanic could easily deny it.
Refund him. Apologize. And fire that dude. These shady ass shops have zero intergrity. Just out of spite I'd take them to court and ask for twice the repair costs.
No refund!? I'd be like "Okay, I'll drop this off to the police."
I know a mechanic did the same thing to my car because before I send my car in I take note of the mileage, when I got my car back I noticed 30 miles were added to the sped o meter which meant they didn’t just take it around to test drive and make sure it was okay.
00:50 The guy was gone for an hour and a half. Either he was off work and took the car for a joyride which means the cops can arrest him for theft or they have really long lunch breaks…
Only 2 months? He should have gotten fired and the owner should have gotten the service for free.
He's basically fired. 2 months is too long to wait out for the average american without a paycheck. All the owner has to say if they guy does want that job back, is say "we've eliminated your position", or "we've decided to go a different direction".
I had a guy bring in his car and complained about some that went on above 110 mph. I pointed out that I could only check thing up to 70 unless he wanted to rent a track.
And this is why I have only used one mechanic for the last 15 years
The owner of the shop is cheap is needs to be sued
That shop owner is no different than his employee ! Yeah, job completed and done well.
That’s Ridiculous!!Reimburse the owner for all that was charged and show some good customer service!!Really!!!
This man should sue the mechanic behind the wheels. Who knows if the owner’s driver license have obtained points all because of the joy riding mechanic. Or worse yet having to pay a e-mail fine for the infractions that the mechanic inflicted.
Bro how did the mechanic get to leave for an hour and a half.. I can't even get 5 minutes to eat lmao
Lol... For reals. I would have 4 more R.O.'s on my box and dispatch blowing up my phone after 10 minutes.
@@truglife13 lol, at least the service was done well lol no issues
No refund? That’s when you know this behavior is tolerated in this business. You hired that man and instead of firing him you suspend him only and on top of that you excuse yourself by saying that the repairs were done well? Seriously, have some common sense, most importantly, have customer service, and give the client, who trusted you and your shop, a reason to continue trusting you. By getting rid of the employee that put your entire business in jeopardy and by showing some respect and covering the cost of his repairs no matter what. That is what being a professional means. SMH
How about just fire the guy?
It almost feels like that bald guy is not really a mechanic.
What a joke of a punishment. I'm not a BMW person, but if that was my car, I would have been in that shop raising holy hell. Cops definitely would have been involved one way or the other. I worked in a shop. I treated customers' cars better than if they were my own, and I treat my vehicles very well.
Unfortunately people with your mindset seem to be getting rarer and rarer.
He should criminally charged for breaking the law.
how people can take advantage of others like that is beyond me
It’s probably his son, that’s why he didn’t fire him!!!
Says the brony, what is this 2013?
Garage owner doesn't care. Dude should call the cops since he has proof that guy was driving recklessly.
Not enough proof, dash cams don't provide nothing unless used in a crash, as there is no actual video of the speedometer and just GPS, I went to school to become a cop
@@ItsCadetTime he was on camera running red lights though, dont need to see speed for that right?
2 months leave? He should be fired permanently with no chance for rehire
If you have a nice car, when you take your car to any shop, write "Current mileage:100,000" or whatever your mileage is. Then take a picture of your mileage for further proof. Then place it on the dash. Guaranteed that they will think twice especially since you know the mileage. If they need to test drive, you CAN request to be in the car. I have always been in my Maserati Gran Turismo coupe during ALL test drives. Non negotiable.
That’s smart.
@@firstnamelastname7708 Amen.
Smart but how often do maserati's have problems you already know the drill lol. Nice car though.
remember to sue and turn the video into the police for reckless driving and public endangerment
I left my motorhome at a shop in Tucson, AZ for a few weeks to get some upholstery work done. After getting it back, I noticed that it had more mileage on it than when I dropped it off and there were other signs that made me believe that somebody at that shop camped in my RV while it was in the shop's possession. It's too bad that I didn't record it because if I had, I would have blasted them on Inside Edition also!!!
Wooooww....😮
Give him a refund out of the mechanic's pay
This happens all over the world. I once left my car to get some body work done and I realized that he was driving my car around to pick up his children from school...all the while taking forever to finish the work
Provide video to police. Have mechanic arrested.
he looked at the front of the car to make sure there weren't any noticeable rock chips or damage....and the owner is tied to this guy and is looking out for him. sucks. once you find a good shop stay loyal.. its hard to find people that care
As a devout Socialist this guy should be happy he was able to share his car with the less fortunate.
Why would they not fire someone who's an active criminal on company property? How is he not charged with anything?
He should file a civil suit for the damages and the public records of this shop and they don't vet out employees before they commit felonies and the mechanic should have criminal charges endangering the lives of people on the road, and the owner of the company can file a similar suit against his employee for the damages done to his company from his actions.
Shop owner didn’t notice mechanic gone for hour and a half? This isn’t the first time this guy did this, just the first time he got caught!
Hope the mechanic was jailed and fired
Why Didn’t The Police Sheriff Or State Trooper Pull Him Over
What did that mechanic say to himself that gave him permission to do that? And not firing him tells him it’s okay and he’s gonna do it again
If the shop owner is an idiot not only as the car owner would I sue but the stereo needs to be repaired as well. Criminal charges should also be considered.
that’s a lawsuit
Dude drove it like a rental
One time I took my car to the dealership for service and I reviewed my dash cam footage and the technician went to Starbucks with my car. I was more mad at the fact that he didn't get me a drink
How rude of him!😆
Glad my car has a valet mode where i can limit the speed and everything!
If I was the owner I would definitely sue for the refund👏🏾 cause the guy ran 2 red lights, what if there was camera's and he could've gotten tickets or worse, also the guy basically stole his property, if anything the owner should've been begging him to take a refund to avoid the potential lawsuits👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 cause that was super reckless what if someone got hurt, or if he would've gotten pulled over, what would the shop owner say then??
Shop owner should be sued. That's a big violation! What about two red lights that he drove past! Who going to pay the tickets!
nobody because he didn’t get pulled over lol, on the super off chance that the 2 intersections had actual 24/7 surveillance cameras installed, then they’d get sent to the owners address in which he could take the shop to court and present the videos
I’m always afraid they’re gonna do this with my Prius.
😂😂
This happened to me but I didn't have a dash cam and they hadn't done the repairs yet so he destroyed my already overheating engine and then offered to replace it for me for a few grand 🤦♀️ I HATE MECHANICS
The repair shop owner is going to lose customers with that attitude.
🤡
2 months leave without pay won’t happen. The guy would be back to work in about a week.
I'M SUING! 👎☹️
"Suspended for 2 months w/o pay my ASS!"
He put that guys car in serious jeopardy and damaged the radio, all because he wanted to finally joy-ride this type of car and get some cheap adrenaline rush!
I'M SUING! 👎☹️
he was making sure the fuel gauge goes down "the right way", as a bonus he fixed his stereo once he got up to speed running a red light. Mechanic from God.
Worst part is the running 2 red lights
A friend of mine took his BMW to the dealer because it was shimmying at highway speed. A couple of days later, he went to pick up they car up and dealer's service advisor said they made no repair as they were not able to replicate the problem. My friend then asked him, how fast did your test driver drive it and the service advisor responded "highway speed; 60 to 70 mph." My friend then responded "Oh Hell! It doesn't even begin to shimmy until you break a 100 and doesn't get bad until you break a 110 or so!"
Your so called friend took it to the wrong place. Should have went to the speed shop for some proper tires.
Unless your friend is on the autobahn be might not live much longer, only njoy those speeds on roads not made for it.
No one drives at those speeds anyway..not legally.
I made a similar complaint about my BMW. They looked at me like “is she for real?” 😅
Refund? No.
Bad publicity? Yes please.
Maybe not the brightest bulb.
Just tell the shop you want $1000 for wear&tear, compensation for the inherent risk incurred from negligent reckless driving joy rides in your car (make sure to include your insurance deductible amount), breech of service contract in that a test drive does not include taking the car for a joy ride, and take them to small claims court.
This guy took test driving to another level
Bet its the owners son
That’s what happens when you watch Ferris bueller like 80 times.
That’s why I do 90% of my car repairs myself, and if it’s over my head I take to my mechanic friend who’s been a patent of my family’s dental practice for 30 years.. he does a good job lol
Honestly surprised he didn't get pulled over. That's too bad.
That mechanic is must’ve been really a Car enthusiast
Show the video to the local cops. I'm sure they'll be interested in hitting the mechanic with multiple traffic violations along with reckless driving, and vandalism.
He should've been fired or arrested for stealing a car.
Never leave your car with anyone working on it..
Uuuhhh, how is that possible? You have to leave your car with those working on it, or they cannot work on it.
@@jeffreybryan5591 I mean just don't drop it off stay until your car is fix and keep a 👁️ on it..
Seattle, Washington? ZERO chance for criminal charges.
Congratulations to the “Mechanic/Test Driver” for picking the perfect state for this type of conduct 👍🏻
Mechanic was just testing out his own work… making sure everything is in working order …
Except for the radio...
He wrecked the engines life and destroyed many other things
Absolute savage 😂❤
Just like Seinfeld got to go till the gas runs out. How far can u go😂😂😂
I just had my brakes done on my 2019 Mercedes, my car came back with my dash cam unplugged and averaged gas being 11 mpg. Normally it's 26-33 mpg lol.
I laughed a little and went about my day. Part of doing your brakes includes using them hard immediately to set them in right or whatever, so I assumed it was just that.
That's not a repair process for brakes at all. All the mechanics should have done for you was pump the brakes. Otherwise first time you'd push the brakes it'll feel like nothing's there.
@@byever1 "Engage hard braking at 60mph
4. After the moderate stops, perform a few hard stops from 60mph to 10mph (5 times). Apply firm pressure on the brakes without locking up the brakes or engaging the ABS (if applicable)."
-r1concepts, "How Do I Break In My New Pads and Rotors"
@@thatoneguy5903that's for you to do champ
The "dash cam unplugged" part sounds HIGHLY suss. What was that all about then?? If they had nothing to hide and weren't doing anything wrong??
@@Vandicoup Mechanic took my car from the shop that’s closer to me to the shop he did the work at. I was checking my car’s location and noticed before it went to his shop it went to (possibly) his home. Maybe he just didn’t want to dox his own garage or something 🤷🏻♂️
But bro was definitely moving in my car.
1:24 Durango driver gave him the finger
No refund. 😂
Blasted the radio and passed 2 red-light before going speeding. Those red lights citations ouch..how much ....its gonna be sent to your mail.
Entitled BMW owner wants something for free lol