Wow! That’s a pretty damn minor bump! Almost invisible.
So, yeah, if it were my car, I’d sure ignore it.
( And ,yes, folks— I like my 9-year-old hatchback
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But now I have a question: When I grow up and buy a Maserati, would I be supposed to get this fixed?
I like cars, and I’ve driven a couple of Porsches, a Miyata, a Corvette*. Lots of fun!
But I’ve never really cared too much about my car–it’s just a practical form of transportation.
I can understand why , if you spend big bucks for a sports car, you naturally want to keep it shiny and showy.But there is natural wear and tear. How much does it bother you if there’s a really minor ding like the one shown in the OP’s picture?
So may I add a poll to this thread?
The question is: if you were the owner of this Maserati, what would you do?
Let’s say that you don’t know how the ding occurred.
Unlike the case of this thread, where the OP is a wonderful, honest person, you just parked your Maserati outside your stock broker’s office, and when you returned , you find this ding.So the cost of repair is all yours, and you, of course, aren’t poor.
*each time when a neighbor let me take it for a wild spin–almost two minutes, driving to the end of the street and around the block.