Well done Network Q for presenting Good Samaritan Janice Dunlop with a replacement Vauxhall Vectra after her previous model had its roof cut off in a cruel twist of fate.

Imagine the stress of this situation if you can…

Janice and her Vauxhall Vectra had just survived a potentially life threatening crash when an out-of-control lorry demolished two vehicles near hers.

She then sheltered two badly shaken survivors of the crash in her car who then reported serious signs of whiplash and neck pains.

Rather than move them on foot into a waiting ambulance, firemen took the decision to remove the roof of her Vectra making it easier for ambulance men to transfer them by stretcher into the waiting ambulance and to minimise the potential complications for these accident victims.

In these circumstances, with a clear cut guilty party to claim against and knowing that emergency services had taken this decision to effectively write her car off I find it almost unbelievable that Janice’s insurance company (whose name we don’t know at this stage) attempted to refuse liability leaving Janice considerably worse off for her charitable decision.

Fortunately our knight in shining armour ie Network Q has since ridden to Janice’s rescue, presenting her with a replacement Vectra hatchback at the Vauxhall Picador Chandlers Ford dealership in Southampton.

Let’s leave the last word to Janice here…

“I’m delighted with Network Q” said Janice.

“Our family loves Vauxhall cars and we’ve owned three Vectras, two Astras and one Cavalier to date but my last Vectra was the most reliable car I have ever driven.”

Plus a brief plug for Network Q – all their vehicles are inspected by trained Vauxhall technicians who check that the car is in good working order, is what it says and against the latest recall directories to make sure nothing that needs checking or replacing has been overlooked.

Launched in 1990, Network Q has sold over two million used cars to date.

Well done Network Q and Vauxhall Picador Southampton.

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