Neighbour crashes in to my BMW 6GT in the parking #bmw

My neighbour happened to bump in to my BMW in the parking while she was taking her car out.

[Itzroww]

We know she's new at driving.
I know she's new at physics too

[sylvianblade]

“Accidents as you know are inevitable” - This is the most evitable accident I have seen of all time. She deserves an award

[_mani]

My brain hurts watching her going forward and backwards

[sushantc]

This is called etiquette, civic sense, responsibility, accountability and decency.
Really appreciative of both sides, remaining calm, composed and understanding situation and handling with respect. I genuinely wish more people develop such demeanour. Kudos to both

[rayparthapratim]

The footage is so funny tho🤣🤣 the way she goes forward backward without a single input to the steering 💀🤣

[rakmanbaba]

That's what happens when u get your licence through your friendly neighbourhood broker rather than clearing a driving test for it.
My heart goes out to all that ever find themselves within 10m of a vehicle that she is at the wheel of.

[prashanthkumar]

You are a good man. It's not easy to be calm when somebody hits your expensive car. The lady too did the right thing by informing you and offering to pay for the damages. Refreshing to see this for a change.

[DeepakVarshney]

You have a big heart man. I can’t imagine the adrenaline rushed through me if someone had done to my car, you really inspired me!

[gmlacnt]

I appreciate your courage to still park her car next to yours 😂😂

[sanjeevanselvarajah]

The calmness and forgiving nature of yours is a rare quality these days. Hats off to you.

[sv]

She shouldn't be behind the wheels. I don't expect everyone to be expert on day 1. But there are some fundamental things one should learn before driving on their own. Like understanding the relation between your wheels and steering. Second most important thing is, if you are struggling in a situation, dont experiment on a public place. Ask for help. This is a must for rookie drivers. One must understand the power of machines they are handling. It is quite common in India for family members and driving schools to suggest "start practicing on your own.. then only you will overcome fear", but public roads and people on roads are not guinea pigs for your practice experiments. I am glad no one is hurt in this scenario and hope the lady learnt her lessons and limitations.

[Dev-opkn]

You’re a kind person man we need more like u

[linontheinternet]

Imagine having the smallest car in the world with literally so much space behind you to back out and then CRASHING INTO SOMETHING IN FRONT OF YOU

[blue]

You are being way too kind, this person is oblivious to physics and she could easily cause a deadly crash with such thoughtless driving

[boldschool]

It's one thing that she can't drive, but the way she kept checking your car and didn't check her's shows her good nature as a person. There are lot of good drivers but not enough good people. Bless her.

[sugarsaint]

The lack of driving ability is INTENSE

[ananthdev]

"the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again while expecting a different outcome" what was that lady doing bro 😭😭😭😭

[KHMORAH]

Great going, not easy to see ones car being damaged for no fault of theirs. Very gentlemanly behaviour and kudos to both the lady and you in terms of civility.

[frozenprakash]

Wow hats off to you for handling the situation calm and collected ✨

She was honest too admitting her mistake and informing you right away ✌️

[rahulxcr]

This situation was handled like a true gentleman. Really appreciate the kind gesture.