Yes, I've been keyed for double parking once in an isolated section of the lot, where the two spots were extremely tight, with concrete walls on either side. Left it overnight in a hotel garage, only to find it keyed all around, and someone poked a hole in the soft top, trying to tear it along, but couldn't. This was in Baltimore, MD, in a 5-star hotel garage. To top it off, a nice "F*CK OFF" angrily traced on a sheet of paper left tucked under a wiper.

Never did it before, and will never do it again!

 

Lots of bad stuff out there. And now it's gas thieves... ask me how I know.

 

stolen from your Porsche?!?! that's insane

 

This is my work garage... He is about 25 feet away from the security guard and you need a key pass to get into the garage.

 

Not from my 11, but from a nice SUV, last weekend in SD in a hotel with a well lit parking lot.

 

damn, I'm worried about keeping my SUV's tank full as well, these days. Sorry to hear about that

let's start using our reserves and get the cost down!!!

 

Amount of gas in the tank is irrelevant. The damage is not loss of fuel.

Use of strategic reserves is simply political nonsense. The only way to bring cost down is to increase supply. It's always been, it will always will. Any other games only confuse fools.