Manfred Kick, 41, of Munich, Germany, was driving down the Autobahn (a federally controlled highway with no speed limit) when he noticed a Volkswagen swerving dangerously across the highway. When Manfred peered into the Volkswagen's windows, he saw the driver had fallen unconscious against the steering wheel.
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Manfred never hesitated. He pulled his Tesla Model S in front of the Volkswagen and breaked until the VW rear-ended his car. Then he slowed both cars to a stop, rushed to the man's side and performed first aid until EMTs arrived and took the driver to the hospital, where he was described in stable condition. Manfred was stuck with a $10,000 repair bill for his Tesla, until Tesla CEO Elon Musk heard about his deed. "Congrats to the Tesla owner who sacrificed damage to his own car to bring a car with an unconscious driver to a safe stop," wrote Musk. "In appreciation, Tesla is providing all repairs costs free of charge and expedited."
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