Toyota Dealer Abuses Customer Car

[The Fed]

‘Thank God for that dash cam’: AutoNation Toyota worker caught messing up car while servicing it (msn.com)

 

[Jose_Gti]

Painful....

 

[Salami]

What am I missing?

Guy doesn't know how to drive a manual and appears to be an immature individual. But abuse?

 

[Jose_Gti]

I think it’s the fact of having the technician inside the car making comments while dropping the clutch instead of looking for help.
If he doesn’t know how to drive manual transmission is better to look for a job at Barnes and Nobles for example.

 

[Salami]

"Dropping the clutch" when I grew up was always revving the engine and side stepping the clutch pedal with intent of spinning the tires or to launch the car from a stand still.

All I see is some inexperienced tech who can't drive stick and can't keep his mouth shut.

I don't see him doing something malicious like said in article or video.

 

[Jose_Gti]

I don’t know if it was malicious or not

 

[dtfd]

"Dropping the clutch" when I grew up was always revving the engine and side stepping the clutch pedal with intent of spinning the tires or to launch the car from a stand still.

All I see is some inexperienced tech who can't drive stick and can't keep his mouth shut.

I don't see him doing something malicious like said in article or video.

This. I don't see anything remotely malicious here. I see a service tech who isn't very good at driving a manual stalling it out and having trouble getting it going and an owner looking for content to post on tiktok.