[Sara]

Still hate free

[MrPig]

Someone used their bike pedal to cut a really deep gash into my bumper. I doubt it was a hater, just some careless assbag.

[BMV///M3]

Originally Posted by Manny_World

How is this even possible?

Haha, i was talking about the BMW PPK. If I'm not mistaken our cars were more powerful but as a result of the HPFP issue they scaled them back.

[theblackmamba]

when i had my first e90 some drunk bitch threw up in my car -- err my 'fwb' I should say. I drove to her house and dropped her off on her front lawn with the floor mat cover her face.

[impactplayer]

A few incidents:
- Some stupid kids ransacked a bunch of cars, including mine, parked in the driveway during a party. They poured honey, maple syrup and chocolate syrup all over the windows, doors and body of the car.

- Someone stole one of those silver college emblems from my car less than a week after I put it on.

- Earlier this month someone broke into my car and stole my Cobb AP and $5 in coins, but left the ipod.

Sounds like I live in a rough neighborhood, but none of these events actually occurred while I was at home. They were all in various places across DFW.

[VMRWheels]

At least BMW's are pretty difficult to steal, all they can do is break in.

[E90_boostjunky]

was out eating at this pizza pub on really slow night 2-3 people inside i park right in the front nex to some truck, the people leave... and i come outside and notice spit all over my drivers side window and windshield. thank god no body damage..

[CR7]

My car is parked in a multi-car underground garage if you want to call it that. Each car has a designated spot and like a "cage" outside of it to keep anyone from coming near your spot. That beeing said, people throw their chocolate bar wrappers and mcdonalds bag outside my cage/spot and yesterday i found a broken glass bottle that first looked like it was dropped. Later i noticed that they've crushed down the bigger glas pieces in to smaller and smaller pieces. Also a lot of cigarette packs outside my spot.

For the life of me i cannot figure out who or why people are doing this.

[Cisco661]

this is the guy! lol

[CR7]

lol hahaha

[slowturbo]

When I got my first BMW 335i back in 2007, it got keyed along both passenger side doors in NYC less than two months after I got it. That just sucked...

[mob17]

Originally Posted by VMRWheels

At least BMW's are pretty difficult to steal, all they can do is break in.

Maybe in the US but here in the UK they are notoriously easy to steal

[dd243372]

came outside to see this a few mornings ago..not really sure how they did it..

[John 070]

Some dude at work with a 335d parked with his nose pressed against mine. A lot of people don't care one way or the other, about their cars or yours.

[GoRomeo]

Freakin dents on my rear driver side door about 4 small ones. Well I should say my daugther did one in my garage opening my wife's SUV.... Other than that I am good....nothing else.

[CharlieBear]

in my parking garage, It seemed like a spash of Lime Gatorade (hatorade) on my driver's window/door.

Also, noticed a 6" key slash when I started waxing the car. hrmm. Luckily not that noticeable

[JustinGTP]

Two small key marks about 3 inches long. No idea where or when someone did that to my car.

Some idiot couldn't parallel park and I came out side to watch him 4x4ing his lexus on the curb and he had hit my bumper. I was so pissed. Left about a 4 foot rub on the car. Luckily it polished out enough ok. Still can see a difference in the paint if you look REALLY hard.

Ugh.

[Ehwnnc]

When I had my integra while i was at school i would come out everyday to my tires being flat. The guy took the valve stem cores out. This went on for a week straight. Finally someone told me who it was at this time i saw the kid by his car slamed him on the hood of his car leaving a HUGE dent and continued to beat the shit out of him. My car was not touched again after that day

[AddictedToBavarian]

Well for 2 years straight after my yearly $500 paint correction and detail something always manages to happen.

Year 1- the weekend after the detail New Jersey gets it's worst hurricane in history AND during a dealership visit with "do not wash" written everywhere they wash it and swirl it back up.

Year 2- the week after, my oblivious neighbor power washes his floor COVERING my hood, bumper, and fenders in sand and rock debris.

Not to mention dings, scratches, cats jumping on my car, etch marks from bird crap, and so on. How in the world do I get this much damage when I drive my car only 3 days a week!?!?

At this point I have repaired everything that happens, but I might give up soon. Can't keep up.

[AddictedToBavarian]

Originally Posted by Sara504

Still hate free

Won't last forever, something always happens.

[Hunter51092]

Originally Posted by Castle

An envious neighbor used to do all sort of stuff to my car within the first weeks since I brought it home. I live at an apartment building, and every morning I would find things like cement all over, soil, something that "accidentally" fell off a (his) balcony and landed right on my car leaving a nice dent on it. I knew who the culprit was, but I didn't have the time or will power to keep watch or set a video surveillance system (I'm not that crazy about my car ). It all suddenly stopped when the neighbor got himself an E46 and decided to leave mine alone, I guess.

I wish some people understood that getting an used BMW just like I did, does not take a lot of money. So it's not like you're showing off your financial well being. They should know that the only thing you need to get a used BMW is BALLS to say "this is the car I want, f*ck all conventions"

+1

[Youngbp04]

Neighbors stole my summer tires from my shed (It was locked with a padlock, kicked the door off the hinges). Was moving out of my house and went back to pick up my tires and the last bit of stuff I had their, and when I went to the shed to roll them out the door was kicked in. The tires were gone along with my old school Cannondale I had JUST finished painting and restoring. Now I am having to go through the insurance process to prove I actually owned these tires and that I did not sell them. It is a bit more difficult than I thought it was going to be, since they were the stock tires on the car when I bought them and the invoice does not specifically list the tires' details. The claims agent is having a hard time understanding that I had tires for summer and winter. She kept saying, "so they just left your car on the ground?".