Entitled driver refuses to pay for teen's old car after they total it, falsely claiming it was the teen's fault, teen's parents take driver to court and win: ‘They made three grand on a $300 car’

No parent in their right mind should buy a brand new car for their kids when they have just passed their driving test. If you want to buy them a vehicle, the only logical one should be a rusty, old, barely functioning car that they would be able to practice on and that no one would feel bad if they destroyed.

Which was probably why the parents in the story below bought their daughter a $300 car that matches the description above.

Surprisingly, that investment turned out to be quite profitable, after an entitled driver backed into the $300 car and completely totaled it. Instead of agreeing to pay the girl $300 to replace the car, this driver refused to admit that she was at fault for the accident. She blamed to girl for what happened, and claimed she should be the one paying for the replacement. This led the girl's parent to take the driver to court, and with enough evidence, they won the lawsuit.

Believe it or not, they made $3000 out of the entire deal. Keep scrolling to read the full story…

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