woman suing over a car that needed help. described the car as a

1994 Pontiac, 2-door white. when prompted by the judge as to what make, she said it was a bonneville.

haha

wow serious mistake, what did the judge say? Did she win?

the judge didnt catch it at all. and the woman won.

to be fair, it wasnt that important to the case. but how is it the judge didnt catch it?

Even worse! We had a serious crime in this area where the old boyfriend stole the victims car. The news (who one would hope would know better) said that they were looking for a blue Oldsmobile Bonneville No year given either.

i bet they didnt have many calls on that one.

it just astounds me that people who should at least have the right information, dont.

I work at a Chevy dealership, we once had a women trade in her dead husbands vette, so told the salesman. " It is a newer Pontiac with a Corrvette engine, he painted it to match the vette color, from the one he used to have".It was a 95" vette with like 300k on it and was Orange, it would not hardley run.

I'm watching it right now...

There'* a well-known chase in Oklahoma where the cops (in Crown Victorias) were having a hard time keeping up with the suspect in a stolen car. They said it was a Cadillac Seville or DeVille, but eventually got it right: It was a '94-96 Impala SS kicking their butts. The helicopter had some trouble keeping up!

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