An automatic is easier to get to that 6" sweet spot on the ramps than a manual; for me at least. Although i never claimed to know how to drive so it must just be me! Lol
I transport cars for a living and that is why I stay so busy I have a 3/4 car trailer that has lots of room between cars. I loaded a lowered c6 with a 408ci and f1 and nos 1000rwhp and sat on the ground and I had no isues and my trailer is steper. This guy could not drive. But I do have a c5 with a 600+ lift cam that helps.
Hitting car in front....fail! Those guys would be paying for the scratches on my V if I saw them do that. Definitely not cool. Why would anyone post a video of a transport mishap anyway, for the owner to find?
afaik, most car transportation carriers do not have to report damage that is $500 or less.
it did look like a light 'tap'
assuming there's no front plate and because we're talking about plastic front/rear bumpers, best case scenario is that it's just some light scuffs that can be polised out. In which case/ no action necessary on the guy that just rammed the V into the merc.
Every time I gave cars to people for something they broke or damaged something.
Most just don't give a sh*t unfortunately.
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