Did you find scratches on your Cayman S bumper?
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Did you find scratches on your Cayman S bumper?
Were you parked near Harbourfront in a new Cayman S? Did you come back to find marks on your rear bumper? If so... then this is how it got there. I have the license plate info... but because it's in a parking lot... it may not make a difference if you need to fix your bumper insurance wise.
Last edited by Crester; 08-31-2015 at 05:33 PM.
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Did you find scratches on your Cayman S bumper?
My wife always asks "why did you buy that car if you won't take it anywhere?" This is why. I won't take it somewhere if I don't know the lot. Never had a problem at work. Word of advice. NEVER take your Porsche to Lawrence Plaza.
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They are just cars, live life more and worry less. I don't like scratches either but that won't stop me from enjoying my cars. Last fall my nephew got his hand on some sidwalk chalk and "tagged" the 996. I was pissed but oh well.
Thanks for taking the picture. Maybe the owner is here
Thanks for taking the picture. Maybe the owner is here
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Did you find scratches on your Cayman S bumper?
I disagree. I know they are metal and far less dear than people but if I am spending over 200k on a car I am NOT going to just park it anywhere. I have 2 other not quite as nice cars to park in less than secure lots. Saying that you bought a very expensive car to use and park anywhere is not my persona. It's my baby and I can enjoy it without risking it. My 2 cents.
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Did you find scratches on your Cayman S bumper?
Looks like the Cayman got aroused and popped it's spoiler
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That happened to me a couple weeks ago.. Car in back on my bumper and car on the left side touching mirrors. I sorta blew a fuse as both cars had ample space to park properly.... I left them some reminders that parking like a jackass can be hazard...
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Did you find scratches on your Cayman S bumper?
Originally Posted by jmh981
Any reason to think the Cayman owner didn't back into the Nissan?
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I parked mine at the airport for a couple days last week. although mine cost me 1/10th of bacuras and it already has plenty of urban rash on it......I'm not sure I would do it with a pristine newer pcar
I did accidently bump into a Mazda with my Jeep a few weeks back. I misjudged the bike rack on the back. The emblem was damaged. (I Took a pic) I actually left my name and number and a note to call me as I'd gladly replace the emblem. I never heard anything back....
I did accidently bump into a Mazda with my Jeep a few weeks back. I misjudged the bike rack on the back. The emblem was damaged. (I Took a pic) I actually left my name and number and a note to call me as I'd gladly replace the emblem. I never heard anything back....
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Looks like the Porsche driver didn't exactly park in the best position... Lots of space on the right, too close to the post IMHO.
Let's stop assuming the Nissan driver was the one at fault... We have to remember many Porsche owners are arrogant jerks despite what you may think about the brand.
Let's stop assuming the Nissan driver was the one at fault... We have to remember many Porsche owners are arrogant jerks despite what you may think about the brand.
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Looks like the Porsche driver didn't exactly park in the best position... Lots of space on the right, too close to the post IMHO.
Let's stop assuming the Nissan driver was the one at fault... We have to remember many Porsche owners are arrogant jerks despite what you may think about the brand.
Let's stop assuming the Nissan driver was the one at fault... We have to remember many Porsche owners are arrogant jerks despite what you may think about the brand.
If he took that much effort to park his car... I doubt he hit the Nissan.
EDIT: I park to one side too many times in order to minimize the chance of somebody hitting your car with their door.
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I'm pretty sure he parked close to the post to leave a gap on the right side of his car. And on the other side of his car there was a gap that was about 3 feet wide between his and the next parking spot.
If he took that much effort to park his car... I doubt he hit the Nissan.
EDIT: I park to one side too many times in order to minimize the chance of somebody hitting your car with their door.
If he took that much effort to park his car... I doubt he hit the Nissan.
EDIT: I park to one side too many times in order to minimize the chance of somebody hitting your car with their door.