OK like that! They still bleed lol! :)

If it makes you feel any better, my very first car was brand new and was considered excessive as it was the best of Toyota. It was keyed after 1 month in our house garage. We suspect it was my uncle. :)

At least it wasn't a relative of yours.


Btw, good luck with the job search. I feel your pain.

wow, that suchs, sorry to hear.

my dd's been keyed too... like 4-5 of them over the years. most only had like less than 500miles on the odo.

Get an estimate for painting + clear. If more than your deductible, just go through insurance.

Some people Suck!!!

FYI, progressive will even reimburse me for redoing the sealant a month after repainting. Thanks Flo! lol

Sucks, sorry to hear about your car! Lots of stupid people in that area, for sure good to have a very low/$0 deductible on your comprehensive

Man... that sucks. Sorry to hear!

That really is terrible, trying to get a job and this occurs.Sorry to hear about it.

So sucks! Sorry!

Being Keyed
 

This is one of my biggest concerns! Jealous, weak minded people. Should be justifiable homicide. Help rid the world of vermin.
Good Luck

That was not a very nice person, you have many caring and thoughtful people
right here on the forum at your very difficult time. GL Amigo....:tup:

-Clifford

:iagree:

Most will deny or accept it but, IMO, the only drawback of having nice cars is that we always need to watch out where we park, watch out for jealous people, we get labeled as cocky or a$$h drivers, etc --- this makes us not enjoy the car fully especially when dining out, on a date, etc.

And yes, I do realize that a few don't really care about their cars and take the mentality of "it's just a friggin car. Drive it and enjoy it!" ��

So messed up how another person can do something like that to someone else's car... It would almost make it worth it for someone to do it so i could catch them in the act while they do it...