Visiting a car dealership to buy your next set of wheels should be top-tier excitement. After all, you could drive away in style. But it’s often a nerve-racking negotiation, as well. Still, there’s no excuse for resorting to attempted vehicular homicide like this wild Florida woman did after not getting that sweet deal on a BMW. 

This Florida woman could have walked away from the deal. Instead, she chose violence

A shocking Instagram reel shows several BMWs parked ahead of a Florida dealership. The luxury sedans are all stationary, aside from one vehicle: a black Hyundai Elantra.

The Hyundai Elantra’s driver was reportedly a customer of the BMW dealer, there to get a deal on a car. But things didn’t go her way.

The caption on the video reads, “Customer tries running over salesmen over not getting the deal she liked.” And the footage seems to confirm it. The black Elantra zooms around the apron at the entrance of the Florida dealership, aiming for a handful of employees as it does.

At one point, the driver even runs into a parked BMW sedan while attempting to hit a suit-clad salesperson. Fortunately, (and rather smoothly, really) the salesperson hops onto the hood of the BMW, dodging the incoming Hyundai.

Now, there are many reasons why a dealership deal would go south quickly. Most notably, the buyer could have unrealistic ideas about the purchase. 

For instance, a driver with poor credit and a checkered car-buying history shouldn’t expect a low monthly payment on a new car, let alone a spendy BMW 3 Series or 5 Series. On the other hand, so-called “stealerships” may bloat prices to silly, inexcusable levels.

But no deal-killing criteria excuses this sort of outburst. Good luck with the next deal she’s looking at, perhaps to deal with attempted vehicle homicide charges. Check out the video for yourself below!