Lamborghini drivers have had quite the reputation recently. Late last month, a whole convoy of the luxury car was caught recklessly driving on the Senai-Desaru highway on their way to an event in Johor. Thankfully, police have arrested some of those individuals and will take action against them.
However, it appears that not all Lamborghini owners are bad as this one handled a little fender-bender with calmness and maturity. Here’s what happened:
Recently, Abdul Rahim, the CEO of computer store IMIKA Malaysia, posted a video on his Facebook page that showed a minor road accident he and his wife were involved in. According to his captions, they were on their way back from work in Kuala Lumpur, and as he was approaching the toll on the RFID lane, a white KIA car suddenly switched lanes, causing the entrepreneur to almost crash the divider.
As seen in the video posted below, the Lamborghini owner didn’t manage to swerve in time to avoid hitting the KIA but fortunately, hit the brakes before hitting the divider. The businessman exited the luxury car to check on the situation with the other driver. Usually, accidents like these would end in physical or verbal arguments but thankfully the two drivers remained friendly and even shook hands at one point in the video.
The video then showed Abdul Rahim reassuring the KIA driver, a retired man named Mr. Wong, that the damages to both cars were unnoticeable, apart from a few scratches. The business owner also shared a screenshot of his Whatsapp conversation with the elderly driver who apologised for the fender-bender and offered to pay for the damage. Thankfully, the CEO insisted that there was no need for him to pay for anything as it was just a minor dent.
Not long after the video went viral, netizens praised Abdul Rahim for his kindness and generosity toward the KIA driver while others applauded Mr. Wong for owning up to his mistake and offering to take responsibility for his actions. Perhaps many of us can learn a thing or two from this exchange between two drivers.
Watch the full video below:
Source: Facebook
