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Originally Posted by 600th Photo Sq
I know exactly how the owner of his " New " car feels, it happened to me years ago.
It is a NEW Car, expensive, a lot of thought , planning went into the purchase.
I tend to park where the likelihood of someone parking next to me is slim, but every now and then some clunker decides to even though the lot is practically empty.
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Pretty sure anyone who has ever bought a new car or one in good condition knows the feeling. It's not unique to only select few car owners of specific cars.
But if it's a ding, it's just a ding. Not a big deal. Not even important enough to make the list of "first world problems."
My car was new when I bought it. It was a "lot car." The dealership employees used it to get lunch for the crew and similar. It only had 300 miles on it, total. After driving it off the lot I discovered it already had a ding in the back. The dealership offered free ding repair for the first 90 days. I could never get in touch with the ding guy (it was a subcontract job). The 90 days expired. I got over it by the 100th day.
Really - it's a non-issue.