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In Utah, a 35-year-old man named Michael Lee Murray crashed his car into the Tim Dahle Mazda Southtowne dealership after being denied a refund. The incident occurred shortly after Murray purchased a Subaru that he discovered had mechanical issues. Frustrated by the dealership's refusal to refund him or exchange the vehicle, which was sold 'as is' with prior warnings about its condition, Murray threatened to ram his car into the building. Shortly thereafter, he did just that, driving through the dealership's glass doors and causing approximately $10,000 in damages. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported, though the chaotic scene left employees inside startled and scrambling for safety. Murray's actions led to his arrest on charges that included criminal mischief and reckless endangerment. Following his release from jail, he expressed regret for his behavior, stating he reached a 'breaking point' in his frustration over his financial loss. This incident underscores the growing tensions between consumers and dealerships, particularly regarding transparency in vehicle sales and the handling of disputes over vehicle conditions post-purchase. The consequences faced by Murray, including possible legal action, serve as a reminder of the importance of communication and clear policies in the auto sales industry, as well as the potential for explosive reactions when customers feel wronged.