Bumper protector
I've very briefly considered one of those bumper guards but in the end, way too aesthetically unpleasing lol. And I wonder if someone will ram you harder just cause you have one. I've gotten lucky in the C so far, but man, attempting to pick the "best" spot and setting yourself up for the least possibility of damage can be a stressful activity.
I've very briefly considered one of those bumper guards but in the end, way too aesthetically unpleasing lol. And I wonder if someone will ram you harder just cause you have one. I've gotten lucky in the C so far, but man, attempting to pick the "best" spot and setting yourself up for the least possibility of damage can be a stressful activity.
Everytime I go out to the mall/ downtown I try to find a parking structure instead. When I go out to the bars I try to avoid taking me car in general
i bought the bumper bully but haven't really put it to the test since I normally take my beater when i go to the city. i have it in the event i'm forced to park my C63 on the street. the frustrating thing is the effort you put into avoiding ppl dinging or scuffing your bumper but the more it seems to happen. some ppl just park their car where ever and nothing happens! i just recently got a small ding on my driver side rear door and it's such an eye sore to me.
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On the other hand, I can also see some a$$h01e taking a swipe at it on purpose. Don't know about the US, but in Toronto there is an element of the population that for some reason takes issue with you having a nicer car than their beat-up 5h!tb0x and do nasty things on purpose, from speeding up on purpose when you're trying to change lanes or merge, to keying your car or giving you a nice door ding in the parking lot. I can see that thing encouraging them to give you a little "nudge" on purpose with their beat-up SUV.
Never had a bumper scratch on my old Volvo, though. Probably something to do with the sharp bolts holding the front licence plate at the very front of the bumper or the tow hook / bike rack bar at the back.
On the other hand, I can also see some a$$h01e taking a swipe at it on purpose. Don't know about the US, but in Toronto there is an element of the population that for some reason takes issue with you having a nicer car than their beat-up 5h!tb0x and do nasty things on purpose, from speeding up on purpose when you're trying to change lanes or merge, to keying your car or giving you a nice door ding in the parking lot. I can see that thing encouraging them to give you a little "nudge" on purpose with their beat-up SUV.
Never had a bumper scratch on my old Volvo, though. Probably something to do with the sharp bolts holding the front licence plate at the very front of the bumper or the tow hook / bike rack bar at the back.

I think whenever you completely stand out in the crowd you run the risk of some jerk messing with your stuff. In NY there are enough ppl using them so it's nothing unusual. I would guess that you would see some sort of bumper protector every 2 streets in NYC.
They also have these front license plate frames with a piece of mental sticking out so when someone backs into you they bump that piece first. The less aggressive type is the bump shox front plate rubber guard.
Hitches/bike racks do wonders! lol



