Someone hit my car in the parking garage
#1
Someone hit my car in the parking garage
So I was in Walnut Creek on Saturday, doing some shopping. The metered parking and outside lots were full so I proceeded to park in the garage. Found a great corner spot and thought I was safe. I come back 3 hours later to find someone hit my rear bumper. It was like a pretty bad scrape across the rear driver's side corner of the bumper. I filed a report with security and they said they would review the tapes to see what they could find and call me. I had my whole car clear bra'd by Premier Protective Films in Fremont earlier in the year and I figured I would have to replace the bumper and get the rear bumper redone. I just had the film peeled off the bumper to inspect the damage. The car is completely unharmed! Sorry for the lengthy post, I'm just so surprise that there's not a scratch on the bumper to speak of. It would have easily been upwards of $6-7k to replace the rear bumper, not to mention the added headache of the car being at the body shop for a week and whatever depreciation. +1 Premier in Fremont.
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#11
Thanks for the kind words guys. It made me feel like I shouldn't drive the turbo as much, but I bought so that I could drive it everywhere. That's why I didn't buy the Gallardo or other Italian. What's worse, the ***** that hit me placed a large Budweiser can in front of the damaged area as a finishing touch.
#12
Originally Posted by Hussain
Thanks for the kind words guys. It made me feel like I shouldn't drive the turbo as much, but I bought so that I could drive it everywhere. That's why I didn't buy the Gallardo or other Italian. What's worse, the ***** that hit me placed a large Budweiser can in front of the damaged area as a finishing touch.
#13
Yea it was pretty ridiculous. It was crazy, I saw 2 Gallardo's, 1 Murci, and some 360's in the same area. That's ok, I believe in Karma, they'll get theirs.
#14
Originally Posted by Hussain
What's worse, the ***** that hit me placed a large Budweiser can in front of the damaged area as a finishing touch.