Should I tell my neighbor?

I would give the dad a few days to notice that the mileage has changed. It is doubtful that he gave him permission to drive it, but just in case keep your comments to yourself for a few days, he may notice it on his own. If nothing is said, then I think what you are thinking of saying or perhaps a comment like, "Is your son taking the car to shows now? You must be thrilled that he is showing an interest in it!" or something like that.

I think as a friend it would be very hard not to say something because that might feel like you are lying to them by not saying anything. For all you know, he may have given him permission, and by saying it like that it allows for the assumption that everything is kosher and the son was not sneaking a ride in w/o permission.

Good luck, don't you hate when people put you in a difficult spot?

That's tough because his dad might want to know, but at the same time you're getting yourself into a situation that may end up not being very good for your relations with the family in the future. I think it depends on how well you know the family. If you are good friends then I'd mention it. But if you aren't that close or hardly ever speak to them I'd just let it go.

If you know your neighbor well, then I think you should. I would say "Hey, your son sure is lucky driving that sporty Mustang of yours!". That way you can put a birdy in his ear and not look like someone trying to start something.

I would mind my business because the son is going to hate you and get you back in some way because I would if I were the son and what business is it of yours really and truely. If the dad asked you to watch out for me then that's different but if you want to snitch just to hear your own voice get a life, you were a teen once too.

NO. Do not get involved in people's affairs. For all you know the son could be a gangbanger and make come back and blow your brains out!!!! Just leave it alone.

No, you shouldn't. The teen driver's drive in no way endangers the family or the son. The discipline of their child is their own responsibility. telling them also might offend them because it appears as though you may think they don't know how to control their children.

Its really none of your business and in my neighborhood, that would be a stupid thing to do! You probably would get shot at.

Only if he asks. I'm sure he will know if it's been moved. (Or you could ask the boy what it's worth to him for you to keep your mouth shut!)

No.

It is none of your business.

I think you should.

Ask if he gave him permission to drive it.