Sorry to hear that. I bought my blobeye WRX in 2004 and let me tell you, I got a lot of people messing with me since the STi had just come out that year.The hood on the STi is aluminum and easy to dent. The two dents were suspiciously positioned as if someone leaned back against the car for a photo and pushed down on their hands. Car was less than two weeks old at the time.
I have high conviction about this. I'm not speeding significantly. I am however, coming up on other people's blind spots and actively avoiding them. I also check my mirrors often for fast traffic behind me. This approach ensures that I almost never have someone in my blindspot unless they are moving REALLY fast and/or change multiple lanes into my blindspot. I also actively avoid cars that obviously are on their phones, not good drivers, etc. When I drive slower than traffic people are in my blindspot all the time and I spend a lot of time checking my blindspots because it's harder to keep track of who might be there.
Admiring cars is all good. I do it all the time. Peak inside, etc. However, touching or damaging someone else's property is not acceptable. Sorry you experienced this.
Agreed. I’ve spent a lifetime admiring the beautiful cars of others. I find that most people, especially “car” people, are very respectful. Unfortunately, when you park in public, it only takes one jerk who thinks they can molest your car to ruin your day (week, month, rest of ownership).
