Angry Subaru driver crashes car through dealership window after claiming he was denied refund: ‘Hit a breaking point’
“I told you mother f–kers! I told you!” Murray shouted as he walked over the shattered glass, ripped his jacket off, and exited through the building’s destroyed front doors. A shocked employee pleaded for co-workers to “call the cops” as others rushed over to the Subaru and shut the ride’s engine off.
About that car crash video: A closer look at what happened at a Utah dealership
According to the police statement, Murray returned to the dealership and asked for a refund. But the car was sold “as is,” according to the police, which was in the sales contract. The police report said the man said the dealership would not give a refund. Murray allegedly then said he was going to drive the car through the front door.
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