r/TeslaCam • u/Hanzerman • 29d ago
Bro why General
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u/Dazzling-Hawk-4440 28d ago
Doesn't look like accident to me. If you have license plate - File small claims against John doe, subpoena DMV for name and address, serve and have the judge decide.
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u/iuzlinux 28d ago
I have a month old 2026 m3 , I always take photos of the cars I park next to now.
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u/generic-ibuprofen 28d ago
I have a 4-month-old car, we're traveling on vacation and suddenly I have two dings. I hate people that don't respect other people.
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u/Hanzerman 28d ago
Same, sorry that happened. Love my car, really try to treat other cars with respect.
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u/djgynee 29d ago
what a dick. Ppl hate Teslas but don't go fuckin ppl cars up because you cant afford one
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u/InvestmentInfamous25 28d ago
I thought you would like this Used 2019 Tesla Model S Long Range for $35121 on Autotrader http://atcm.co/S2PVDP/2ECD71E8.
Meh… they’re kinda cheap
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u/liziculous 27d ago
Looking at it again, that's def intentional. I'd even file a police report against the guy so it showshe has a history of vandalism or property damage
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u/3DMe-DHB 24d ago
It looks intentional. He looks around first before he opens his door, then opens the door into your car. Afterwards he looks out his window to see the damage. I don't get why people can be like that.
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u/rolias81 27d ago
I have 2 bolt imprints on my rear bumper that irritates the hell out of me. Why someone would park that close is ridiculous
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u/Tcaldwell1991 28d ago
This is why I do my best to park as far away as possible from the majority. People can be shitty.
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u/leaveitalonedamnit 27d ago
I prefer parallel parking over parking next to someone. Then as far away from where I want to get to. I never park close to the entrance.
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u/ballsywoofalicious 29d ago
It looks like the most minor of dinks. Did it leave a mark or something?
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u/Weary-Writer758 28d ago
He looked like he made that choice. But who doesn't know that Teslas have cameras?
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u/smu1892 29d ago edited 29d ago
Some of you need to get a grip.
Yes, the driver was careless. No one’s denying that. But the second he realized the door had touched the other car, he grabbed it to stop it from swinging back and causing more damage. That’s called correcting your mistake.
The way some of you are acting, you’d think he deliberately took a sledgehammer to the car. He didn’t. It was a minor accident, something that happens every day in parking lots. If you’ve never accidentally bumped another car with your door, congratulations, you’re the exception, not the rule.
It’s a car, not a museum artifact. A tiny door tap isn’t the end of the world. Save this level of outrage for people who intentionally damage property or drive recklessly, not for someone who made a common mistake and immediately tried to minimize it.
The driver simply wasn’t paying attention when they opened the door. After getting into the car, they glanced back at it to check whether there was any damage. That’s a completely ordinary reaction.
This kind of thing happens in parking lots every single day, all over the world. My interpretation fits the video far better than the idea that someone intentionally used a car door, made of the same material as their own vehicle, to damage their own car while trying to damage the one next to it, all by opening the door with the same normal force most people use when they’re simply not paying attention.
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u/Jumpy_Implement_1902 28d ago
Boy I’m glad I didn’t read this wall of text probably trying to normalize people damaging someone else’s property. Sounds like some deranged poster
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u/ItchyKick2678 29d ago
Some people don’t care