Camaro Totaled After Car Dealer Workers Allegedly Go On Joyride

A Connecticut man who brought his $97,000 Camaro to a dealership for servicing is now suing after employees allegedly totaled the car during a joyride. Service adviser Matthew Sebastian has been accused of taking the 6.1-liter supercharged V8 vehicle down I-95 with another employee riding shotgun. According to the lawsuit, Sebastian was going almost 90 miles per hour when he lost control and crashed into a guardrail. The car was totaled. When he dropped off the Camaro, owner Kenny Habul left explicit instructions that the vehicle was not to leave the lot. (Jalopnik)