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Originally Posted by Legion5
Based on the video of the joy ride and as someone with an extensive automotive engineering background I would say that the joy ride actually helped break the car in properly, and in no way would be deterimental to the car.
The whole public reaction to this I think really shows just how little people know about their cars and how much of their reactions are based on paranoid uninformed assumptions.
While I potentially agree with the wreckless driving charge depending on how fast they were going, I think everything else is totally ridiculous.
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I agree with you, but the problem lies in being had, not really what the car suffered. It's like having a beer pre-opened and sipped before you first drink it. It's just not right.
Public reaction is simply common sense.