Are you kidding me.... :(
09-01-2015, 08:04 PM
#46
Burning Brakes
Are you kidding me.... :(
Originally Posted by eddy915
I'd be surprised as well...but never hurts to ask. You can tell them that they dropped something and you'd like to give it to them in person (a punch in the face =P /jk).
09-02-2015, 01:45 PM
#48
Drifting
My brother's new M3 was seriously scratched at the dealer, while in for service.
They had a guy come in, blow in a patch. Its gone. I inspected, washed and looked. Could not find it.
I have used "Tony's touch up" on some of my other cars, with great result.
Ask your dealer if they have a guy?
Bottom line is, that sucks. It maybe your first, but won't be your last bump.
Girl in the office parks down stairs. Got down to her car. Whole driver side was bumped, rubbed and scratched. front and rear quarter and two door. Got the video camera footage. It was a 16 year old girl from the building next door, in her dad's Q7. She even got out and looked at it. Tried to park again. Rubbed it again for good measure. Got out and checked again. She was even getting out through the passenger door to check. Then, went and parked a few spaces away. No note. Took two weeks to chase her down. They paid for the repair. But the walking away, is what urks me.
They had a guy come in, blow in a patch. Its gone. I inspected, washed and looked. Could not find it.
I have used "Tony's touch up" on some of my other cars, with great result.
Ask your dealer if they have a guy?
Bottom line is, that sucks. It maybe your first, but won't be your last bump.
Girl in the office parks down stairs. Got down to her car. Whole driver side was bumped, rubbed and scratched. front and rear quarter and two door. Got the video camera footage. It was a 16 year old girl from the building next door, in her dad's Q7. She even got out and looked at it. Tried to park again. Rubbed it again for good measure. Got out and checked again. She was even getting out through the passenger door to check. Then, went and parked a few spaces away. No note. Took two weeks to chase her down. They paid for the repair. But the walking away, is what urks me.
09-02-2015, 07:00 PM
#49
Team Owner
Are you kidding me.... :(
Came to beer town to have a pint with a friend. Sure enough giant decked out pickup truck not taking one, but TWO handicapped spots.
So typical
So typical
09-02-2015, 07:47 PM
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Drifting
09-02-2015, 08:25 PM
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Ya, I just dont get it.
Even parking the car farther and out of the way and then you come back and find some doorknob parked beside you.
My 2014 Tiguan has such a big door ding in it the person must have opened their door using both feet and kicking they're door open as hard as possible.
How is it that people just dont care?
Sooooo frustrating esp when Im so careful.
Even parking the car farther and out of the way and then you come back and find some doorknob parked beside you.
My 2014 Tiguan has such a big door ding in it the person must have opened their door using both feet and kicking they're door open as hard as possible.
How is it that people just dont care?
Sooooo frustrating esp when Im so careful.
to me folks who do so are either jealous or just plain spiteful.
09-03-2015, 11:39 AM
#52
i think your wrong, its jealous AND spiteful.
This morning on 401 east of kennedy, clipping along in the left lane with 3 other cars doing 130km, a spaced out alien F150 truck driver going 115 km oblivious to the fact that he was jamming the lane. i see this all the time with these truck drivers. They top out at 120 km and default behind the defensive driver theme. They have a lot of horsepower under the hood, no doubt about it, but they have no brain matter in their skull area.
Sorry about the rant- too many expresso's this morning.
This morning on 401 east of kennedy, clipping along in the left lane with 3 other cars doing 130km, a spaced out alien F150 truck driver going 115 km oblivious to the fact that he was jamming the lane. i see this all the time with these truck drivers. They top out at 120 km and default behind the defensive driver theme. They have a lot of horsepower under the hood, no doubt about it, but they have no brain matter in their skull area.
Sorry about the rant- too many expresso's this morning.
09-03-2015, 12:09 PM
#53
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i think your wrong, its jealous AND spiteful.
This morning on 401 east of kennedy, clipping along in the left lane with 3 other cars doing 130km, a spaced out alien F150 truck driver going 115 km oblivious to the fact that he was jamming the lane. i see this all the time with these truck drivers. They top out at 120 km and default behind the defensive driver theme. They have a lot of horsepower under the hood, no doubt about it, but they have no brain matter in their skull area.
Sorry about the rant- too many expresso's this morning.
This morning on 401 east of kennedy, clipping along in the left lane with 3 other cars doing 130km, a spaced out alien F150 truck driver going 115 km oblivious to the fact that he was jamming the lane. i see this all the time with these truck drivers. They top out at 120 km and default behind the defensive driver theme. They have a lot of horsepower under the hood, no doubt about it, but they have no brain matter in their skull area.
Sorry about the rant- too many expresso's this morning.
09-04-2015, 01:19 AM
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THIS IS EXACTLY WHY I HAVE MY WHOLE FAMILY FREAKED OUT ABOUT ME TAKING OUR PORSCHE OUT AND HAVING TO PARK IT SOMEWHERE.
People no longer have any accountability. I often think that the perps think "well they drive a porsche they can afford to repair it themselves".
People no longer have any accountability. I often think that the perps think "well they drive a porsche they can afford to repair it themselves".