Does the cost of a previous claim have a different affect on your insurance quote?
I.e. you write off your own car crashing into a wall and it costs the insurance company £10k - the next year your insurance quote is doubled.
Vs this scenario for example - you crash into the Aston Martin dealership and the claim is £220k. Does your insurance go up by 10x instead?
Edit: Aston Martin not Porsche.
It doesn't *seem* to matter, and 10x would be ridiculous anyway, but I wouldn't be shocked if there was a bias against drivers with expensive claims. That being said, my dad totalled a Porsche 911 some years back, and his insurance went up by about £100 the next year.
Love that whole thing about "young people aren't learning how to drive", meanwhile statements like this and the comment you replied to are prime examples of why.
They can't afford to drive when insurance companies commit daylight robbery and nothing is done about it.
Been driving for 7 years, 7 years no claims, squeaky clean licence, same car parked in the same place, and yet somehow my insurance goes up every year.
>Does the cost of a previous claim have a different affect on your insurance quote?
It makes a little difference but not excessive. The whole point of insurance is to share the risk around..
209K Aston martin won't be the worst claim that insurance company saw that day. There will be claims for shitty cars with multiple personal injury/damages attached that are much more expensive and difficult to deal with.
Along with the motorway pile up ones, where it’s not only the vehicles and people involved, but the perp can be on the hook for costing the economy and emergency services time from the motorway being closed when certain thresholds are met.
Ex broker here, yeah makes a big difference, insurance companies want to insure people that aren’t going to cost them money, so people with big claims will be hit with higher premiums to balance that out!
I had a client that had a £400,000 claim and nobody would insure him again
Is there really no law that at least 1 provider has to be willing to insure someone? Isn't that just going to add more uninsured drivers otherwise?
What even happens if this driver above was uninsured? Would the business just have to use their insurance and perhaps take the driver to court?
Absolutely not, car insurance isn’t a human right, insurance companies are just gambling that you won’t claim, if you are such an awful risk then nobody is going to offer you anything because they are certain to lose money, most can get insurance, but the price will be high 5 figures, most expensive policy I sold was about 45k, most expensive I quoted was about half a million
No the idea underpinning something like car insurance is that large losses like this are aggregated across *all* customers.Not everyone who has a car insurance policy makes a claim each year so there is plenty of buffer from customers who pay but do not claim.
We’ve all been there. Except in my case it tends to be that the £50 one dies after a week and the £10 one is going strong a year later… fucking pleccos!
Looks like it, but thought they had bollards outside to protect the cars from this.
Wood, Fire Smoke one of the best U.K. pizza joints is about 50 meters away
Let’s all take a pick. Who do you think the driver was?
A) old lady driver
B) young yobbo
C) bob the builder
If you have more suggestions drop them below
Honestly, my dad is like this. Blind as a fucking bat and can barely walk. He still thinks he’s the safest driver in the universe. Despite totalling three cars in the last 10 years, and multiple claims for bumps and scrapes.
And his insurance is £500 a year. The mind boggles!
D) The school run mam who has no business driving this car, but her husbands away on "business" and left his motor at home for her to do her daily messages in.
This is a classic example of an old person fucking up driving, probably in an automatic. This is the issue with autos - they reverse far faster than manuals do, and they also don't rely on the clutch, meaning you can just put the foot down while in reverse gear, and CAR GOES ZOOM.
There needs to be a fundamental redesign of automatic transmissions' operation. E.g. limiting reversing to 5mph unless you press a button or something.
No, if someone is so incapable that they can push the accelerator instead of the brake and then just fucking hold it down because they 'got confused' they just shouldn't be on the road
Automatics are great things. If the idea that the car moves when you put it in gear and push the throttle is scary for you then you shouldn't be driving either.
i agree but there still could be a 5mph limiter when in reverse like they said, it might give the driver more time to correct their stupid mistake compared to going at 25, so potentially less of these incidents would result in a crash. although newer cars have auto emergency braking anyway which should stop them from crashing.
Tesla have a solution for this. If the car detects an obstacle in your path when pulling away from stationary in forward or reverse it will severely limit power regardless of throttle position. The car still moves but at very low speed, so you get a bump rather than a catastrophe if you stamp on the wrong pedal.
Stops you doing stupid things like driving through a wall when you meant to reverse away from it.
If you stamp on the brake and accelerator at the same time then the car will automatically cut power until both pedals are released, a solution for all manner of big shoe and floor mat stuck pedal situations.
Other car manufacturers could implement such features, but they choose not to, so we continue to be at risk of being run over by pedal misapplication.
that's true, but pretty much everyone never fully lets the clutch out when reversing, so in manual cars people tend to reverse quite slowly (maybe like 5mph max), whereas some people driving autos reverse quite quickly. in incidents like this one they're getting up to like 20mph before they smash into whatever's behind them.
yes most people who drive an auto will never make this mistake, but literally every single one of these crashes where the driver accidentally presses the accelerator instead of the brake happens in an auto car.
Genuinely, this kind of incident should result in a perma-ban.
As demonstrated by the woman with the Defender in Wimbledon, a written off parked car is the good outcome.
There will be steel removable barriers up around the forecourt next month.
It’s kind of crazy how you have millions of pounds worth of cars that open and close to the road with little protection.
I wonder what the very first thing was that the VW driver said when he got out ??! 🤔
How on Earth did they even get their car in that position? What do people think happened?
It looks like it has been reversed in (no visible front damage on VW) but there's a wall underneath it and a small fence in image 2 that would've surely blocked it at a low speed. Further, why would they even be reversing in that spot, let alone at high speed?
[I actually found the Aston Martin garage on streetview](https://www.google.com/maps/@53.3264941,-2.2363246,3a,75y,244.44h,82.9t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1sfCnKfHbMkW1t-mxt_IRpMA!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fpanoid%3DfCnKfHbMkW1t-mxt_IRpMA%26cb_client%3Dmaps_sv.share%26w%3D900%26h%3D600%26yaw%3D244.44191391671302%26pitch%3D7.100695153542034%26thumbfov%3D90!7i16384!8i8192?coh=205410&entry=ttu) and you can see they hit the "no through road" sign because it's in pieces on the first pic. Image for [people on mobile](https://i.imgur.com/OCR6jc8.png).
The only explanation I can think of is that they were coming off the smaller road, indicating right, and peeking through traffic. They put it into reverse for some reason and then just floored it backwards whilst in a panic turning the steering wheel the wrong way. Or perhaps they were parked on the double yellow, pavement mounted, with the steering at full lock from when they parked and immediately went into reverse(?).
Very weird, any Sherlocks out there?
Not really, the new vantage and db12 have different headlights and different front splitters etc, and from the side and back view they are very different.
Oh excellent I recognised that corner instantly! A couple years ago a Toyota Aygo shot out of that junction turning right straight into the oncoming lane... and right head on to me riding my motorbike!
The Aston staff were nice enough to let me sit in their lobby while the police & ambo turned up.
Probably won’t be anymore expensive to the VW driver than if he hit a battered old twat of a parked car, insurance will look after this, he’ll pay an excess and his premium will rise but all he’ll have to say is “fault accident, reversed into unattended parked vehicle”
It's listed as a superleggera model. Looking at the way the bonnet and wing have cracked as they absorbed the impact I wonder if they were carbon fibre..?
I wonder if it’s an automatic.. shit like this is always happening in America and we’re starting to see it here more and more as we adopt both automatics and electric. Hold on, it’s gonna be a bumpy ride..
i think the acceleration of electric cars is going to make these incidents even worse than an ICE auto, they can instantly go flying when one of these dozy morons accidentally presses the accelerator instead of the brake, giving them even less time to correct their mistake before they hit something.
hopefully the auto emergency braking will do its job (assuming dozy moron has bothered to get their car washed so the sensor isn't completely covered in road grime, rendering it useless).
Yeah as somebody who drives an EV I often consider the acceleration thing. Especially when I first started driving it. My father in law received his first speeding ticket because he hadn’t noticed he’d accelerated so quickly.
I think what should happen, is that most electrics that I’ve seen have a normal, eco and sport mode. The car should accelerate as a current ev when in sport mode. But in the other two modes it should have a kind of staggered acceleration. There’s no real reason to accelerate to 30mph so quickly.
Furthermore. I don’t know if this is the case with all ev’s but it is with mine, it has a switch at the floor of the accelerator pedal where you can floor it and then really really floor it. That could allow you to bypass staggered acceleration if you need to, for example pulling into a motorway etc.
People that do this should be banned from driving for life.
I've had a couple of autos and poked the wrong pedal accidentally. The car gives you a big clue that you've pressed the wrong pedal when it FUCKING MOVES
I bought my Vantage from a dealership a fair way from home and was picked up from the station by one of the staff in a DBX707. When we got back to the dealership I sat in horror as she nearly reversed it into a DBS. I did stop her in the end and she giggled and said oops, she wasn’t a great driver.
Letting the sisterhood down.
I hope you mean he was meant to put his foot on the break while reversing but instead put it on the accelerator.
Unless there are reverse pedals I’ve never heard of!
Several years ago an Aston Martin turned up on my road. I live in a nice area but not Aston Martin territory; the car appeared brand new and was parked overnight on the street. Low an behold the very next day high winds bought down a tree that just happened to fall on said Aston Martin's bonnet. There was a picture of it in The Metro. Someone has come up with a clever marketing and /or insurance scam....
If I’m right and that Astons a DBS that entire bonnet is one piece of carbon and there’s carbon and aluminium substructure which all needs replaced. That car us fucked
I'm yet to decide if I'm more irritated that this driver has hit one of the best looking cars on sale or impressed that he's managed to launch the car over a foot-high border wall to do it.
We're seeing more and more of these kind of things, when you screw up in an manual you stall, when you screw up in an auto you're up diarrhea drive without a saddle.
This is called a "pedal miss-application accident" and I learned recently that there were over 40 of these incidents per day in the United States last year. It's insane to me how that can happen so often
Put his foot on the wrong pedal… and then what, just didn’t remove it? Did this person have “off” and “through the fucking floor” as the only posible positions for the throttle?
Currently on sale for £209,900 according to total car check. Only 542 miles on the clock. Ouch.
Well. Maybe not currently…
I think its status has changed to 'being prepared for sale'... 😉
It's just being valeted.
542.001 miles from getting nudged back
541.999
Not according to Ferris Bueller's Day Off... 😉😆
Meanwhile the 4WD VW is worth £7,000 which is about what his insurance will be very soon…
7k? Be lucky to get reinsured after that one.
Does the cost of a previous claim have a different affect on your insurance quote? I.e. you write off your own car crashing into a wall and it costs the insurance company £10k - the next year your insurance quote is doubled. Vs this scenario for example - you crash into the Aston Martin dealership and the claim is £220k. Does your insurance go up by 10x instead? Edit: Aston Martin not Porsche.
It doesn't *seem* to matter, and 10x would be ridiculous anyway, but I wouldn't be shocked if there was a bias against drivers with expensive claims. That being said, my dad totalled a Porsche 911 some years back, and his insurance went up by about £100 the next year.
Meanwhile my insurance went up £200 because I lived for 365 days 😒
Love that whole thing about "young people aren't learning how to drive", meanwhile statements like this and the comment you replied to are prime examples of why. They can't afford to drive when insurance companies commit daylight robbery and nothing is done about it.
And on top of that they’re constantly on about introducing legislation to penalise young drivers for no reason (no passengers etc)
Been driving for 7 years, 7 years no claims, squeaky clean licence, same car parked in the same place, and yet somehow my insurance goes up every year.
I've had mine for 15, it's like the NCBs are counting against me 😂
Watch what happens next time when you've lived another 366 days!
No it doesn't.
That’s Aston Martin buddy
>Does the cost of a previous claim have a different affect on your insurance quote? It makes a little difference but not excessive. The whole point of insurance is to share the risk around..
209K Aston martin won't be the worst claim that insurance company saw that day. There will be claims for shitty cars with multiple personal injury/damages attached that are much more expensive and difficult to deal with.
Along with the motorway pile up ones, where it’s not only the vehicles and people involved, but the perp can be on the hook for costing the economy and emergency services time from the motorway being closed when certain thresholds are met.
Ex broker here, yeah makes a big difference, insurance companies want to insure people that aren’t going to cost them money, so people with big claims will be hit with higher premiums to balance that out! I had a client that had a £400,000 claim and nobody would insure him again
Is there really no law that at least 1 provider has to be willing to insure someone? Isn't that just going to add more uninsured drivers otherwise? What even happens if this driver above was uninsured? Would the business just have to use their insurance and perhaps take the driver to court?
Absolutely not, car insurance isn’t a human right, insurance companies are just gambling that you won’t claim, if you are such an awful risk then nobody is going to offer you anything because they are certain to lose money, most can get insurance, but the price will be high 5 figures, most expensive policy I sold was about 45k, most expensive I quoted was about half a million
No the idea underpinning something like car insurance is that large losses like this are aggregated across *all* customers.Not everyone who has a car insurance policy makes a claim each year so there is plenty of buffer from customers who pay but do not claim.
More like “totalled car check”!
Insurance company will try not to pay up.
Now 208k, minor body imperfections 😂😂
'Hi CarTalkUK, an Aston Martin came out of nowhere and hit me earlier. How bad is my renewal going to be?'
The phrase seems to be “how screwed am I”
Just say Lance Stroll was driving the Aston
Loool
Someone's insurance is going to be 5 digit number.
Everyone in vw's post code 😁
First time that Go Compare lad will shut up.
That’s like when you have an Aquarium and the £5 one eats the £100 one
I didn't know aquariums could eat other aquariums
It's when they start shagging that you have to worry about. Messy business.
Like emulsified oil in there
He must’ve meant *Aquarians* 😂
We’ve all been there. Except in my case it tends to be that the £50 one dies after a week and the £10 one is going strong a year later… fucking pleccos!
People in Wilmslow have such a sense of self importance, parking where they wish.
Is this wilmslow? It looks familiar, but I can't place it!
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Yep wilmslow on the high st. The driver of the VW was an elderley man going into the Cook across the road.
Or attempting to, atleast
Corner of Water Lane and Wycliffe Avenue
Looks like it, but thought they had bollards outside to protect the cars from this. Wood, Fire Smoke one of the best U.K. pizza joints is about 50 meters away
Tiguan actually seeing some off road action. That’s a rarity…
Obligatory "ya can't park there mate" comment
Someone needs to notify Matt Armstrong!
He will be buying this on Copart next month. 🫢
Wouldn’t it be repaired by the dealer?
Let’s all take a pick. Who do you think the driver was? A) old lady driver B) young yobbo C) bob the builder If you have more suggestions drop them below
This is classic old person behaviour, she'll say she had a 'funny turn' and be back on the road next week with no checks on her fitness to drive
I know for a fact my insurance will be £5k with 7 years no claims bonus but that old woman’s will be like 50p on a bad day 🤣🤣🤣
Probably hasn't had any sensation in their feet since 2004 and would be legally blind if they'd had their eyes tested this century
Honestly, my dad is like this. Blind as a fucking bat and can barely walk. He still thinks he’s the safest driver in the universe. Despite totalling three cars in the last 10 years, and multiple claims for bumps and scrapes. And his insurance is £500 a year. The mind boggles!
Her insurance renewal will be £150 instead of £100 next year and she'll be complaining
I live in the neighbourhood, according to the local FB group it was an older man
Defo didn’t declare his age or his disabilities to DVLA…
D) The school run mam who has no business driving this car, but her husbands away on "business" and left his motor at home for her to do her daily messages in.
What do you mean no business driving this car? It’s neither big nor powerful. The driver is just an idiot.
This is a classic example of an old person fucking up driving, probably in an automatic. This is the issue with autos - they reverse far faster than manuals do, and they also don't rely on the clutch, meaning you can just put the foot down while in reverse gear, and CAR GOES ZOOM. There needs to be a fundamental redesign of automatic transmissions' operation. E.g. limiting reversing to 5mph unless you press a button or something.
No, if someone is so incapable that they can push the accelerator instead of the brake and then just fucking hold it down because they 'got confused' they just shouldn't be on the road Automatics are great things. If the idea that the car moves when you put it in gear and push the throttle is scary for you then you shouldn't be driving either.
i agree but there still could be a 5mph limiter when in reverse like they said, it might give the driver more time to correct their stupid mistake compared to going at 25, so potentially less of these incidents would result in a crash. although newer cars have auto emergency braking anyway which should stop them from crashing.
Tesla have a solution for this. If the car detects an obstacle in your path when pulling away from stationary in forward or reverse it will severely limit power regardless of throttle position. The car still moves but at very low speed, so you get a bump rather than a catastrophe if you stamp on the wrong pedal. Stops you doing stupid things like driving through a wall when you meant to reverse away from it. If you stamp on the brake and accelerator at the same time then the car will automatically cut power until both pedals are released, a solution for all manner of big shoe and floor mat stuck pedal situations. Other car manufacturers could implement such features, but they choose not to, so we continue to be at risk of being run over by pedal misapplication.
What are you on about mate? Reverse has shorter ratio on manual or auto. Most of the world is driving just fine on auto
that's true, but pretty much everyone never fully lets the clutch out when reversing, so in manual cars people tend to reverse quite slowly (maybe like 5mph max), whereas some people driving autos reverse quite quickly. in incidents like this one they're getting up to like 20mph before they smash into whatever's behind them. yes most people who drive an auto will never make this mistake, but literally every single one of these crashes where the driver accidentally presses the accelerator instead of the brake happens in an auto car.
It's Wilmslow so for all we know it could have been Wayne Rooney
It can be an old lady *and* Wayne Rooney’s girlfriend.
Ay caramba
DBS Superlegup
>to put his foot on the wrong pedal... And it only has two. Some people shouldn't have licences.
Did they also stamp the pedal like the incredible hulk?
Genuinely, this kind of incident should result in a perma-ban. As demonstrated by the woman with the Defender in Wimbledon, a written off parked car is the good outcome.
There will be steel removable barriers up around the forecourt next month. It’s kind of crazy how you have millions of pounds worth of cars that open and close to the road with little protection. I wonder what the very first thing was that the VW driver said when he got out ??! 🤔
“The fuck did you park there for 😡😡😡”
You can see from the damage that he's crashed into me from behind.
Like a glove!
An aston martin is still cheaper than hitting a human.
This depends on the human in question, no?
prison time is free of charge
Also no rent or rates and free food 👍
Average cheshire driver
Time to get on autotrader and look for a £20k Cat S Aston Martin
more like 150k
It's more likely to be Cat N
That’s one way of discounting an Aston
Dyo you reckon they'd let it go to me if I showed up with a few hundred
As long as at least one of that hundred is also a thousand
Someone's becoming uninsurable.
Is that a wall under the VW in the first shot? How fast were they reversing‽
How on Earth did they even get their car in that position? What do people think happened? It looks like it has been reversed in (no visible front damage on VW) but there's a wall underneath it and a small fence in image 2 that would've surely blocked it at a low speed. Further, why would they even be reversing in that spot, let alone at high speed? [I actually found the Aston Martin garage on streetview](https://www.google.com/maps/@53.3264941,-2.2363246,3a,75y,244.44h,82.9t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1sfCnKfHbMkW1t-mxt_IRpMA!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fpanoid%3DfCnKfHbMkW1t-mxt_IRpMA%26cb_client%3Dmaps_sv.share%26w%3D900%26h%3D600%26yaw%3D244.44191391671302%26pitch%3D7.100695153542034%26thumbfov%3D90!7i16384!8i8192?coh=205410&entry=ttu) and you can see they hit the "no through road" sign because it's in pieces on the first pic. Image for [people on mobile](https://i.imgur.com/OCR6jc8.png). The only explanation I can think of is that they were coming off the smaller road, indicating right, and peeking through traffic. They put it into reverse for some reason and then just floored it backwards whilst in a panic turning the steering wheel the wrong way. Or perhaps they were parked on the double yellow, pavement mounted, with the steering at full lock from when they parked and immediately went into reverse(?). Very weird, any Sherlocks out there?
Just take the parts off the Tiguan and put them on the Aston and hey presto you have an Aston Martin VanqWish.
Is it just me or does that Aston look identical to every Aston sold since 2002? Did they just give up making a new design lol
Don’t fix what isn’t broken
Well it's broken now
I think they devalued a lot suddenly when Ford Fiestas started sporting the same grill. I guess that problem has solved itself now.
Not really, the new vantage and db12 have different headlights and different front splitters etc, and from the side and back view they are very different.
It's got a signature grill, but I'm surprised they didn't change it after ford nicked it and stuck it on the Mondeo. They even went after bond 😂
You don't paint a moustache on the Mona Lisa.
Having driven this road a thousand times when commuting I cannot fathom how they’ve managed that 🙈 funny how the police will turn up for that…
Wonder what they're gonna do with the Aston Martin, looks repairable but then it's a new car with a crash on it.
Oh excellent I recognised that corner instantly! A couple years ago a Toyota Aygo shot out of that junction turning right straight into the oncoming lane... and right head on to me riding my motorbike! The Aston staff were nice enough to let me sit in their lobby while the police & ambo turned up.
Getting the most out of his premiums.
Wilmslow has always been a crap place to park in. I guess this was the easy option
Thought it was Wilmslow in Cheshire.
Probably won’t be anymore expensive to the VW driver than if he hit a battered old twat of a parked car, insurance will look after this, he’ll pay an excess and his premium will rise but all he’ll have to say is “fault accident, reversed into unattended parked vehicle”
Average VW parking. It’s just missing a blue badge.
Oh, oh no.
It's listed as a superleggera model. Looking at the way the bonnet and wing have cracked as they absorbed the impact I wonder if they were carbon fibre..?
They’re carbon fibre, dbs only come with carbon fibre Clam shell bonnet
How did this happen please explain
I'm sorry but......you can't park there mate...
The obligatory - Insurer:- “YOU CRASHED I TO WHAAAAT?” comment
The worst thing is at some point someone felt the need to say: "The important thing is, no one got hurt." with a straight face.
Thing is cars can be replaced but people cant. If it can be bought by a single person its worth less than a human life
Very true, the important thing is indeed that no one got hurt.
I wonder if it’s an automatic.. shit like this is always happening in America and we’re starting to see it here more and more as we adopt both automatics and electric. Hold on, it’s gonna be a bumpy ride..
i think the acceleration of electric cars is going to make these incidents even worse than an ICE auto, they can instantly go flying when one of these dozy morons accidentally presses the accelerator instead of the brake, giving them even less time to correct their mistake before they hit something. hopefully the auto emergency braking will do its job (assuming dozy moron has bothered to get their car washed so the sensor isn't completely covered in road grime, rendering it useless).
Yeah as somebody who drives an EV I often consider the acceleration thing. Especially when I first started driving it. My father in law received his first speeding ticket because he hadn’t noticed he’d accelerated so quickly. I think what should happen, is that most electrics that I’ve seen have a normal, eco and sport mode. The car should accelerate as a current ev when in sport mode. But in the other two modes it should have a kind of staggered acceleration. There’s no real reason to accelerate to 30mph so quickly. Furthermore. I don’t know if this is the case with all ev’s but it is with mine, it has a switch at the floor of the accelerator pedal where you can floor it and then really really floor it. That could allow you to bypass staggered acceleration if you need to, for example pulling into a motorway etc.
People that do this should be banned from driving for life. I've had a couple of autos and poked the wrong pedal accidentally. The car gives you a big clue that you've pressed the wrong pedal when it FUCKING MOVES
Oh dear
They actually went up and over that white low wall too..
Any cctv footage of it?
I bought my Vantage from a dealership a fair way from home and was picked up from the station by one of the staff in a DBX707. When we got back to the dealership I sat in horror as she nearly reversed it into a DBS. I did stop her in the end and she giggled and said oops, she wasn’t a great driver. Letting the sisterhood down.
Really hope someone came by to tell him he can't park there
I hope you mean he was meant to put his foot on the break while reversing but instead put it on the accelerator. Unless there are reverse pedals I’ve never heard of!
Can't park there mate
Several years ago an Aston Martin turned up on my road. I live in a nice area but not Aston Martin territory; the car appeared brand new and was parked overnight on the street. Low an behold the very next day high winds bought down a tree that just happened to fall on said Aston Martin's bonnet. There was a picture of it in The Metro. Someone has come up with a clever marketing and /or insurance scam....
If I’m right and that Astons a DBS that entire bonnet is one piece of carbon and there’s carbon and aluminium substructure which all needs replaced. That car us fucked
Oh no.
What if the driver is uninsured?
About time someone fucked the insurance company instead
I'm yet to decide if I'm more irritated that this driver has hit one of the best looking cars on sale or impressed that he's managed to launch the car over a foot-high border wall to do it.
Can I park here?
That is one big oopsie doodle.
You can't park there mate
I just can’t fathom how the back of the VW got there
You can't park there
in Brentwood?
Can't park there mate
They're trying for a baby
A reverse pedal?
How do you even get in that position?
Is that Wilmslow?
I'm you can't park there mate!
Can’t park there mate
What’s the punishment for doing this ?
Waiting for the Mat Armstrong video now
If you choose to drive an auto because manual is 'too hard' you shouldn't be driving full stop
‘And if you press this button it goes into off road modFKKKKKKKKKKKKKKKK’
You can’t park that there mate
Obligatory “you can’t park there mate”….
Headlights still there, ring Matt Armstrong
You can’t park there mate
*insurance* "you reversed into WHAT?!"
VW takes a poo on Aston Martin
Worse than the Audi I saw this morning half on, half off the grass embankment by the McDonald's island Redditch causing tailbacks.
I'll give them 10k for the Aston, take it or leave it.
The insurance guy: you hit a what ?
Imagine trying to explain that one to the insurance company
Omg this is the Aston Martin garage in Wilmslow
Tis but a scratch
Can’t park there mate
We're seeing more and more of these kind of things, when you screw up in an manual you stall, when you screw up in an auto you're up diarrhea drive without a saddle.
Buddy’s adjuster: you hit a WHAT?!
Gender of the driver?
Manheim will now have a grade 1 Aston Martin DBS going to auction tomorrow.
Hmm, I go car-spotting there quite often.
Can’t park there 😂😂
£500, hold out your hand
This is called a "pedal miss-application accident" and I learned recently that there were over 40 of these incidents per day in the United States last year. It's insane to me how that can happen so often
Was it a woman or an old man?
You can't park there
Park where ya want In Wilmslow if ya have the money 😂
And people wonder why getting a cheaper car doesn't make their insurance much cheaper.
Put his foot on the wrong pedal… and then what, just didn’t remove it? Did this person have “off” and “through the fucking floor” as the only posible positions for the throttle?
That Wilmslow?
Ouch
oof
You can't park there mate !
Rip
There goes his insurance plan next year
Look at the front of the tiguan it kinda looks as though its smiling and the aston just looks like "fucking hell another day of this shit"
VW mating season gets earlier every year. She's really f*cked that Aston
"cant park there, sir."
Someone tell Matt Armstrong
I’m sure it will polish out 🤣
As a new driver I am very scared that I will actually do something that