Tembisa Carwash Employee Crashes Client’s Golf GTI Into a Wall, TikTok Video Goes Viral With 1.6 Million Views

Tembisa Carwash Employee Crashes Client’s Golf GTI Into a Wall, TikTok Video Goes Viral With 1.6 Million Views

  • A carwash worker drove a client's Golf and lost control while delivering it to the owner's crib in Tembisa, Gauteng
  • The Volkswagen GTI drove into a wall and it was destroyed, and the TikTokker claims that the kids in the house were hurt too
  • Netizens pointed out that this is why they don't allow people to drive their cars

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A carwash worker crashed a client's GTI into a wall.
An accident caused by a carwash employee driving a Golf GTI created an online discussion. Image: @Shonny
Source: TikTok

A carwash employee crashed a GTI into a wall in Ivory Park in Tembisa, Gauteng so badly that the wall and the car were severely damaged.

The car did not belong to the carwash worker, and the accident left netizens discussing car insurance and carwash workers driving people's vehicles.

Man crashes customer's GTI into a wall

@shonny____ posted the video on his TikTok account and reported the incident. The video hit 1.8 million views. According to the TikTokker, the owner left his car at the wash facility.

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The person who washed it decided to deliver the vehicle to its owner. Along the way, the driver appears to have lost control and crashed into a wall in Ivory Park.

The video revealed the extent of the damage. The car's bonnet and front part were demolished and buried in rubble. The windscreen was smashed, and the gent giving the report claimed that the children in the home of the damaged wall were injured. Watch the video here:

Car owners give their opinion on the accident

Netizens discussed how the owner's insurance company would respond and scolded the man for driving someone else's car.

Unrealistic said:

“I once took my car to a car wash, saw them driving someone’s M135i recklessly in his absence, and left without notice.”

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User69328392992261 remarked:

“Insurance won’t pay, unfortunately.”

Ngcukumane added:

“The insurance company will try to find every reason not to pay. These insurance people are so hard when you have to claim.”

Wilbert Bayana wrote:

“I never give them the keys for this very reason. Chances are insurance won’t pay, and the one washing might not have a licence.”

Rethabile Senatle was a victim of a similar incident.

“I had the same situation. I left the car at the carwash and found it crashed when I returned.”

Dowedi added:

“I will never leave my car at the carwash. I will wait for it until they are done washing it.”

Woman's vehicle trashed by carwash worker in Durban

In other news, Briefly News reported that a woman left her car at a car wash in Durban and returned to find it damaged.

The woman posted a video of her badly damaged Ford Fiesta and said she left it at the car wash. What even broke her heart was that the business owner refused to take responsibility for his worker's actions.

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Source: Briefly News

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Tebogo Mokwena (Current Affairs editor) Tebogo Mokwena is a Current Affairs Editor at Briefly News. He has a Diploma in Journalism from ALISON. He joined Daily Sun, where he worked for 4 years covering politics, crime, entertainment, current affairs, policy, governance and art. He was also a sub-editor and journalist for Capricorn Post before joining Vutivi Business News in 2020, where he covered small business news policy and governance, analysis and profiles. He joined Briefly News in 2023. Tebogo passed a set of trainings by Google News Initiative Email: tebogo.mokwena@briefly.co.za