Furious buyer goes full rampage, crashes car into showroom after refund denial

When life gives you lemons, some people make lemonade, but Michael Murray, 35, made headlines—by crashing his car into a Utah dealership. The drama unfolded after Murray purchased a Subaru Outback from Tim Dahle Mazda Southtowne, only to find what he claimed were glaring mechanical issues hours later. Calling the car a "lemon," he stormed back to the dealership, demanding his $4,000 back.

A man crashes his car into the showroom

But things didn’t go his way. The dealership’s manager, Tyler Slade, made it clear that Murray was out of luck. “The vehicle was sold ‘as-is,’” Slade explained, emphasizing that buyers sign a hot-pink document highlighting this condition. Translation? No take-backs, even if the car sputters on day one.

Murray wasn’t having it. After being denied a refund, he dropped an ominous threat: “Give me my money back, or I’m driving this car straight through your front door.” Spoiler alert—he wasn’t bluffing.

Around 4 PM, Murray returned to the dealership, revved up his Outback, and made good on his word. Surveillance footage captured the jaw-dropping moment when the car smashed through the glass entrance, scattering shards everywhere and narrowly missing seven stunned employees. Stepping out of the wreckage, Murray reportedly shouted, “I told you.”

The aftermath? Chaos, a lot of broken glass, and $10,000 in damages. Miraculously, no one was injured, but the dealership staff is still shaken. One employee called the act “pure rage,” adding that it could have easily been fatal.

As for Murray, his stunt didn’t end with a refund. Instead, he earned himself felony charges for criminal mischief and reckless endangerment. Meanwhile, his Subaru now comes with some serious showroom mileage.

Moral of the story? When life hands you a lemon, maybe rethink driving it through a glass door.

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