Muz makes some great floormats too! I had a set in my '01 that I loved. Finally got around to ordering some premium ones for my '04 tonight.

 

 

Same situation in the state of Oregon.

I understand that it takes decades of rigorous training to learn how to pump gas... but not being able to pump gas in my own car is un-American. Not that I'm a flag-wavin' jingoist or anything.

It really annoyed me how in Oregon everyone wanted to 'top off the tank' when they pumped my gas, even when I explicitly requested for them not to. I guess they must've missed the 'gas expansion section' of their certification process. Or maybe they just want to sell me a few more

 

Hopefully your insurance will cover the damage, this would be the best way to go. As for suing the gas station...it may be a stretch proving the pump stuck and wasn't just a bad accident (operator error).

 

[QUOTE=daimoni,Jun 21 2005, 05:53 AM] Same situation in the state of Oregon.

I understand that it takes decades of rigorous training to learn how to pump gas... but not being able to pump gas in my own car is un-American. Not that I'm a flag-wavin' jingoist or anything.

It really annoyed me how in Oregon everyone wanted to 'top off the tank' when they pumped my gas, even when I explicitly requested for them not to. I guess they must've missed the 'gas expansion section' of their certification process. Or maybe they just want to sell me a few more

 

I would think that due to the car being doused in gasoline as well as stitos2k himself being soaked in gasoline, would be sufficient in establishing negligence toward the owner of the gas station.


Sounds like a pretty bad accident to me. Accident or not, the owner of the gas station is responsible for the pumps and equipment.