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I just hope they realize the error in their ways and grow to be a better dealership because of this situation. An employee that they hired broke the trust of a high end customer, regardless of whether they were closed or not. The dealership is ultimately responsible for any situation that happens on their property and should cover this within reason. It isn't like the insurance company isn't already covering the cost of the car. The real story is not how the dealership is not giving him another car, but making up the difference between what the old one is worth and what the cost of the new one is. If the old car is worth $44k and the new one is $65k on sticker, their insurance or the company who should have had the insurance is paying for $20k difference, not the entire $65k. It isn't enough to throw their business away, that's for sure.