As a matter of fact, my car got vandalized for the 2nd within 2 months. I will describe what happened in a different topic on the forums page.

http://forum.imcdb.org/forum_topic-4928-My_car_got_vandalized__again.html

Oh, Carrefour is quite popular in Asia, for example in China, too.

With your post I was wondering from where you were, such Toyota + "Carrefour" in the same post... I did not know that Carrefour was there in Singapore

2 months ago, the bumper of my 1985 Toyota Cressida was damaged while I parked my car in the car park of Carrefour. It was crashed by some careless driver


and about a year ago, the wheel cap and the part of the wheel bearing went missing when I parked my car at a public parking lot.



The original wheel looks like this

That sucks.

I've never had anything vandilized, except for door dings by careless parking lot idiots who for some reason think I don't care about my car just becuase it isn't brand new...

Just last night My Acura got egged. Seriously! They smeered it all over the driver's side door, the fender, parts of the tire, and the side mirror. The result? They chipped off a small bit of the paint on the door, and it might have ruined the finish! I am so pissed off! My neighbor's mercedes and Nissan also got egged, but they weren't as mad as I was.

My uncle had the wheels of his Nissan Pulsar stolen at the train station-very annoying... put dad's old Camira wheels on it till we got new ones

I never have had any of my vehicles vandalized, but I did have a neighbor once, who had his car vandalized (presumably at night) someone spray painted a small peace symbol (circle with an upside-down "Y" centre) in Black on the back bumper. The car was Red so it was still noticeable.

Back in the early 60s, I had – as some members may recall – a yellow Morris Mini. I had parked it in Birmingham one chilly winter evening; when I came back for it, someone had tried to break in, apparently by placing a length of tubing over the driver’s door-handle and sharply pushing it down. Unfortunately for the thief – and for me – the shank broke inside the door, which meant I was unable to unlock the door and get in. I called the RAC; but before the patrol arrived a policeman appeared, apparently under the impression that I was drunk because I was shivering. I had just finished explaining when the RAC patrol arrived. He cheerfully produced a length of stiff wire, suitably bent, with which he opened the driver’s side window (sliding in 1963) and opened the door from the inside. The policeman had watched this proceeding with great interest, and pointed out to the patrolman that he was technically in possession of a device for stealing cars; the RAC man simply gave him a dirty look, said goodnight to me and got back into his van.

When I had my 190E, the hood ornament was ripped off in front a disco. That's normal course of a Mercedes driver's life: the star emblem is the most needed spare part. Punks decorate their leather jackets with it and school kids collect sneaker boxes full of them to prove their coolness. Or imbecility, I don't know.