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  That still doesn't matter to cops usually....
context: Everyone's acting all shocked about the forks, it's a common method to move cars at auctions if they won't start. There is usually nothing wrong with it if done right. >
  
  Who pays for the damage caused to the vehicles by using a forklift to move a vehicle?
  We already know the answer. >
  
  It's a forklift, but it's made specifically for moving vehicles.  Naturally, Buffalo mostly uses it for snow. >
  
  It's a fork lift capable of moving vehicles; that doesn't mean it doesn't cause damage. 
  Ie: the fiberglass and sheet metal panels that drop below the frame of the vehicle would very likely be damaged or broken when moving most sedans with the forks from the side and bumper covers damaged when moving them from the rear or front >
  
  If these machines are used at auto auctions it means they are designed specifically not to cause this kind of damage. >
  
  I like that the operator was being so gentle with the cars.  Some people wouldn't. >
  
  Almost like he knew he was on video?