Good Samaritan gains new Vauxhall Vectra

Janice Dunlop, who unfortunately had to stand by and watch firefighters annihilate her car to allow survivors of a horrific crash to be freed from it, has been awarded a brand new vehicle by Vauxhall. The Good samaritan, let two survivors of a horrendous crash shelter in her car whilst they waited for emergency services after they were involved in a collision with a HGV The roof of Janic Dunlop's car was then cut off when emergency services arrived to free the two recovering motorists, after their crash on the A27, West Sussex last week. Two hours were spent by paramedics trying to free the injured man and woman from Janice Dunlop's Vauxhall Vectra, however they couldn't move anymore due to neck pain.

Vauxhall explained that there appeared to be doubts upon whether Janice Dunlop's own insurance company would pay to replace her car and they decided to award the Good Samaritan with a 56 plate Vauxhall Vectra themselves. Janice Dunlop, who before this vehicle had owned Vectras, Astras and a Cavalier was presented with the car by Picador Chandlers Ford Dealership, which is in Eastleigh in Hampshire, part of Vauxhall's user car programme.

Janice Dunlop expressed her gratitude and enjoyment that Network Q provided her and her family with a replacement Vauxhall Vectra. She offered her sincere thanks for the replacement car and expressed her and her families love for Vauxhall, claiming that their previous Vectra, which unfortunately had to be destroyed, was the most reliable vehicle they had ever owned.

It really is nice to see that a Good Samaritan and someone who puts others first, has been rewarded of their triumphant heroism. It is unlikely that many of us wouldn't think twice before offering our vehicle as a safehaven for someone in trouble, it is extremely pleasant to know that someone has been repayed for their selfless act.