Test driving may be on hold at Bundoora?

[woodbe]

Well, yea, I guess it is. Don't forget that the Ferrari has a mid engine, so there's no big lump of iron out the front to mash the pole with. Driver is probably going insane with fibreglass itch...

[Stuart]

I have no problems with a driver who breaks the road laws being charged by the police but (in normal situations) when you are test driving a vehicle from a motor dealer and an accident happens then it is the problem of the dealer's insurance and not the driver.


Peter.

Think I'm going to become a serial test driver then - not required to abide by normal road rules then by the sounds :confused:

[Gra]

I received that Ferrari photo, and a couple of others, in an email today, happened in Perth and the guy was supposedly showing off for some girls coming out of a pub.

Ouch..

[Sturdee]

Think I'm going to become a serial test driver then - not required to abide by normal road rules then by the sounds :confused:

Sorry Stu, you are still responsible for the consequences of breaking the road laws except that you won't have to pay for the damages that occurs as a result of a collision.

Peter.

[tameriska]

A couple of years ago I heard a good lurk going with the kids from my old high school.

Go into a caryard (a large highly publicized one over this way) and ask to take a test drive.

No problems.

Except that these kids were on learners. Some didnt even have that.

Obviously this car yard forgot to check their licenses.