Road Race Motorsports

You could always just post a notice of recording in the car. It just needs to be visible for any driver or passenger to see. That way you can record audio in your car and anyone inside can do nothing about it. If they were to turn off the camera it would be suspect.

jimbosr1

the only good part of this video is he slowed down for the speed bumps.best of luck in what ever level you take this too.

USB3IS

What kinda cam are you using?

Biddles

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I want to know the same thing.

If you truly only brought it in for the window issue and they were just joy riding it then you definitely deserve some compensation. They should give you a free oil change, and a full car detailing. They should be embarrassed, and make it right.

Derek563

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The camera is a Mio 358 with a 32gb card in it. It was about $130. Any camera thats 1080p or better will be good enough.

Jewcano

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Curious how it's illegal to use as evidence if you didn't have their consent. Sounds like something politicians made up to cover their ***es so they can't be incriminated. You have clear evidence they misused your property. It might've all been harmless fun, but in the end it is not theirs, and they have no right to do that without your permission. Why do you need their permission to record them but they don't need your permission to do what they did?

I agree with what the others said, blast the hell out of that dealership on media, that is their worst nightmare.

Quadro

I would call this dealer's general manager and make it very clear that the reason cars get brought to an official dealerships, including his, is because they are supposed to employ adults who are expected to behave as ones. If someone wants his car serviced by monkeys who can't control themselves I bet he can find a place which will do the same job for 1/3rd the price.

Get GM a chance to make it right and if you are not satisfied then go public everywhere so people will know to avoid them. Maybe they just made a hiring mistake -- could happen to anyone.

I8ABMR

YUP !! You can trash them that way. Especially if the manager "scolded " you for taping these *******s. I hate dealerships.

Quadro

It also stops the cops from busting into someone's house just because they have a feeling that someone is a drug dealer and forces them to obtain a warrant (read gather factual evidence).

Jewcano

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Apples and oranges. Doesn't stop them from sitting in dark spots on the side of the road to catch speeders.

As well, the fact you have to warn those jackasses makes it all the worse. It shows the types of employees that dealership has, and the manager is not supposed to backup poor behavior. They should be scolded at the least, now they'll probably just keep eyes out for dashcams before doing anything stupid.

Justind27

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F the police! Oh wait wrong way here, screw the law of consent in this case. It is your property and they are neglecting it without your consent let alone they are likely breaking the law (wreck less driving) who's to say you just drive around with it, what if someone stole your vehicle are you going to have it say hi your on camera A-hole! No it won't, I'd bring this to athorities and to the Toyota corporate office's attention..
I can't confirm that my Lexus service advisor didn't drive my car when I had the recalls done and a trans service but if he did I wouldn't mind. He drives a F and we go back a bit so I know he's not up to no good.