Some lowlife has keyed my car
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I don't understand this. What could possibly motivate someone to do this? Most of these cars are not owned by the wealthy, but rather regular people, in many cases fulfilling a dream they have had for many years. Is this something that's unique to this brand, or all high end cars?
This also seems more prevalent here than in the States?
Not sure tougher laws would make a difference, these b
ds always seem to do their deeds under the cover of darkness .
This also seems more prevalent here than in the States?
Not sure tougher laws would make a difference, these b
ds always seem to do their deeds under the cover of darkness .I have just spoken to Paul Clifton at AM Sevenoaks and I am pleased to say he has informed me that the paintwork insurance he advised me to take out when I picked up the car in May will cover this scratch.
So a big thanks to Paul for persuading me to take out an insurance policy that has already paid for itself many times over.
So a big thanks to Paul for persuading me to take out an insurance policy that has already paid for itself many times over.
embdenb said:
I don't understand this. What could possibly motivate someone to do this? Most of these cars are not owned by the wealthy, but rather regular people, in many cases fulfilling a dream they have had for many years. Is this something that's unique to this brand, or all high end cars?
This also seems more prevalent here than in the States?
Not sure tougher laws would make a difference, these bds always seem to do their deeds under the cover of darkness .
My thoughts exactly, doesn't matter if wealthy or not (I'm not) it not phuckin' right. Scratch the bThis also seems more prevalent here than in the States?
Not sure tougher laws would make a difference, these b
ds always seem to do their deeds under the cover of darkness .ds face who did it so everytime he looks in the mirror it's a reminder. 
I used to have an M3 (I know, I've long since atoned for that). Used to get keyed all the time. Likewise the wife's Jaguar XF
For whatever reason not had an Aston keyed. Hoping that's more than just luck and reflects a respect for the brand that doesn't extend to Porsche/BMW etc in this country. But maybe it is just luck....(touch wood)
For whatever reason not had an Aston keyed. Hoping that's more than just luck and reflects a respect for the brand that doesn't extend to Porsche/BMW etc in this country. But maybe it is just luck....(touch wood)
Big Ry said:
@ Steve
fking tossers........where did it happen ?
I don't know. I only noticed it in the bright sunlight yesterday morning. It hasn't been parked anywhere I would consider dodgy recently. f
king tossers........where did it happen ?Bobajobbob said:
Utter chunts. Did this happen in Sevenoaks?
No it didn't. The car lives in South Bucks not Kent.I've had Astons for 8 years and this is the first time this has happened to me, in fact it's the first time it's happened to a car of mine in the 30 years I've been driving so being philosophical I suppose I've been lucky, especially since I've owned loads of BMWs, Audis and Range Rovers (but no Porches).
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