Posted by Ken Combs on September 08, 2007 at 13:17:24 from (70.143.54.169):
In Reply to: O/T Almost ....... posted by Doug N on September 08, 2007 at 12:09:23:
Yep, dealer's insurance pays, or the other driver's depending on circumstances. I was test driving an El Camino years ago. Sitting in the street w/turn signal on waiting to make a left turn into the dealer's lot. He's watching, anxious to see if I was buying. Kid in a Riveria, one of the old big ones, rearended the car behind me, a Rambler wagon, which hit the El Camino in the back. Totaled the Rambler and Riv, dented the bumper only on the one I was in, probably because I heard the tire squeal and dumped the clutch an instant before the Rambler hit me.
Dealer was scared badly, my wife and 2 small girls were with me, but no one was hurt, just cars. The kid's liability paid for the Rambler and repairs to the dealer's car.
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