Oops! Employee flips boss' borrowed Ferrari

Betallsports · Apr 9, 2009

Oops! Employee flips boss' borrowed Ferrari

She's not hurt, but he's upset; crash involved a curve and high speed

BOULDER CREEK, Calif. - The California Highway Patrol said a 23-year-old woman driving an expensive Ferrari owned by her boss flipped it after taking a curve too fast, causing an estimated $125,000 in damage.
CHP Officer Elizabeth Addy said the woman escaped the crash Saturday without injury, but her boss was irate.
The unidentified woman apparently lost control after taking a curve at too high a speed, hit an embankment and flipped.

Addy said the woman was driving the car with the owner's consent.
The CHP said alcohol was not a factor.

ParanoidAndroid · Apr 9, 2009

Someone just joined the ranks of the unemployed . . .

Betallsports · Apr 9, 2009

ParanoidAndroid said:
Someone just joined the ranks of the unemployed . . .

kidslick · Apr 9, 2009

ParanoidAndroid said:
Someone just joined the ranks of the unemployed . . .

we need pictures

she has to be smoking hott

Betallsports · Apr 9, 2009

kidslick said:
we need pictures

she has to be smoking hott

I've been searching, can't find any

N.I.B. · Apr 9, 2009

pussy control

Hookandcrook+ · Apr 9, 2009

kidslick said:
we need pictures

she has to be smoking hott

Good point

Illini · Apr 10, 2009

What's the big deal? She had consent, she wasn't drinking, and insurance pays for everything.

CollegePro · Apr 10, 2009

how's insurance pays for everything?? she's not insured to drive that car

Betallsports · Apr 10, 2009

CollegePro said:
how's insurance pays for everything?? she's not insured to drive that car

Insurance follows the Car, Not the Driver. Unless She Lives with Owner of the car. ( has the same address )

CollegePro · Apr 10, 2009

really??? is this only in certain state?? cuz I drove my mom's car and got into accident while ago. and i do not live with her and they said I am not insure to drive the car so i had to pay everything from my pocket

Betallsports · Apr 10, 2009

CollegePro said:
really??? is this only in certain state?? cuz I drove my mom's car and got into accident while ago. and i do not live with her and they said I am not insure to drive the car so i had to pay everything from my pocket

Not sure what States are like that, But in NY I know for sure.

Maybe because it was Your Moms car ( Meaning being Related to the owner of the Car )

Because I think even here that might cause a problem.
( A lot of, well it's my Mom or Dad's car..and I was just Borrowing it )
When in Fact it really was being used by the kid ( Full Time )

Illini · Apr 10, 2009

CollegePro said:
really??? is this only in certain state?? cuz I drove my mom's car and got into accident while ago. and i do not live with her and they said I am not insure to drive the car so i had to pay everything from my pocket

WTF kind of insurance company is she with? The car is insured. Anyone who drives it with permission is also covered. And if it's stolen, that would be covered as well. So you got fucked.

Illini · Apr 10, 2009

Betallsports said:
Not sure what States are like that, But in NY I know for sure.

Maybe because it was Your Moms car ( Meaning being Related to the owner of the Car )

Because I think even here that might cause a problem.
( A lot of, well it's my Mom or Dad's car..and I was just Borrowing it )
When in Fact it really was being used by the kid ( Full Time )

Doesn't make any difference. If someone is using it to drive to work and they catch it, they will rate the vehicle according to the driver's age, driving record, and mileage to work. But it's still covered for anyone that borrows the vehicle.

Illini · Apr 10, 2009

Betallsports said:
Insurance follows the Car, Not the Driver. Unless She Lives with Owner of the car. ( has the same address )

That wouldn't make any difference either.

Illini · Apr 10, 2009

CollegePro said:
really??? is this only in certain state?? cuz I drove my mom's car and got into accident while ago. and i do not live with her and they said I am not insure to drive the car so i had to pay everything from my pocket

How long ago did this happen? You need to put in a claim immediately.

MikeB · Apr 10, 2009

CollegePro said:
really??? is this only in certain state?? cuz I drove my mom's car and got into accident while ago. and i do not live with her and they said I am not insure to drive the car so i had to pay everything from my pocket

You are the first person that I have ever heard to actually get screwed from an insurance company living in RI.

Usually it goes the other way in the Ocean State.

CollegePro · Apr 11, 2009

Illini said:
How long ago did this happen? You need to put in a claim immediately.

about 3 years ago... and she uses commerce insurance

CollegePro · Apr 11, 2009

MikeB said:
You are the first person that I have ever heard to actually get screwed from an insurance company living in RI.

Usually it goes the other way in the Ocean State.

at the time, i was living in ma