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Isn't this already the case if you hit an exotic spots car?
by MichaelZuo 3y ago
Isn't this already the case if you hit an exotic spots car?
- anonuser123456 3y agoIt is a problem… and it’s why I personally have the highest liability + a giant umbrella policy. I live and work near Newport Beach CA. It’s not uncommon to be driving behind / around a Ferrari or 3. But why should the average roadway user be liable because someone wants to drive a piece of art? It makes more sense that the Ferrari owner pay for the excess liability since it’s their choice to put it at risk. What if I chose to drive around with a Picasso in my trunk. Should I get to sue for its cost if someone crashes into my car and ruins it? It’s bonkers that the law doesn’t limit liability in this way.
- MichaelZuo 3y agoDriving is not a right but a privilege so it makes sense. Obviously if folks were guaranteed the ability to drive around, then the liability system wouldn't make sense.