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Maybe, a toned down version of Jackasses Rent a Car Crash Up Derby.
ReplyDeleteWeird. The scrapped paint on the top of the wheel well speaks of a hit and run. The flat speaks to a trip through the grand canyon that has obviously emerged in the Oshawa station.
ReplyDeleteIf that was my car, I would be pissed!
That looks like an open manhole cover and it looks like it was pried open with that piece of wood. Maybe this was a hit and run followed by an escape through the sewers :P
ReplyDelete^ evil Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles?
ReplyDeleteI drove over one the round covers on the fueling holes for gas stations. Somehow the cover popped up and broke the transmission mounts. The damage was around $2000 but Sunoco paid for thee whole shpt.
ReplyDeleteMy Ford dealer would not accept a work order from Sunoco but fortunately my insurance company said they would issue the work order and Sunoco could pay them. That is why I am still with Co-operators.
Nothing says "professionalism" and "conscientious customer service" like a well-maintained parking lot.
ReplyDeleteA hole wouldn't have cause the passenger door window to be left wide open.
ReplyDeleteSeems excessive damage from just a hole, maybe a flat.
Driver still managed to drive and park the car........