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**DP5Ups8o** · 07-27-2012, 05:48 PM

Well yeah, the trick is to obviously not hit them. I suppose my view is biased because I don't face the hazards you obviously do around a city. Fair enough.

To be honest I'd rather have them anywhere. Most bumps we get on company cars are people going to meetings and hitting a stupid piece of concrete that is holding a sign or something near the kerb in a parking spot that you don't expect to be there. Basically, I'd rather eliminate the risk of having to buy a new bumper. When you return a leased car any (and I do mean any) defect is marked down and charged for.

07-27-2012, 05:48 PM	#82
DP5Ups8o Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 558 Senior Member	Well yeah, the trick is to obviously not hit them. I suppose my view is biased because I don't face the hazards you obviously do around a city. Fair enough. To be honest I'd rather have them anywhere. Most bumps we get on company cars are people going to meetings and hitting a stupid piece of concrete that is holding a sign or something near the kerb in a parking spot that you don't expect to be there. Basically, I'd rather eliminate the risk of having to buy a new bumper. When you return a leased car any (and I do mean any) defect is marked down and charged for.
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