Isn't that what you'd expect from a Volkswagen (driver)

[Rouxenator]

Maybe they just want to have it stolen ASAP to get [-]something better[/-] an Opel.

 

[nakedpeanut]

Hahahaha it's most likely some poor old granny or granddad that's loosing their mind

 

[Dean]

haha I guess so - I also leave the key in my VW's ignition, that's in a secure garage though - not even the manual override works

(now I'm just waiting for the day I open my garage by mistake

 

[Totempole]

Methinks someone had a "Blonde Moment".

 

[ITCynic]

Strange that the key is on its own, no keyring, or remote or other keys. I think this could be someone deliberately wanting their car stolen so they can claim from insurance.

 

[Cadavre777]

Maybe they just want to have it stolen ASAP to get an Opel.

Now why would someone want a downgrade? Madness...

 

[Masataka]

The key looks stuck at an angle so the lock barrel may have seized with the key inside.

 

[Dean]

Strange that the key is on its own, no keyring, or remote or other keys. I think this could be someone deliberately wanting their car stolen so they can claim from insurance.

Na I do the same - prefer to keep my car key separate from other keys so that I can leave the rest in the car when I'm out.

 

[rorz0r]

IT'S A TRAP!

 

[blaaislaai]

IT'S A TRAP!

+1

Somebody probably watching that car

 

[Quantum Theory]

Na I do the same - prefer to keep my car key separate from other keys so that I can leave the rest in the car when I'm out.

Yup... and you don't have a bunch of keys knocking the steering column every time you go round a corner. This and other rattles drive me insane.

 

[Grimspoon]

Now why would someone want a downgrade? Madness...

+1. Surely no one is that silly?

 

[Rouxenator]

+1. Surely no one is that silly?

Except for the people that forget their car keys in the car door.

 

[CrazYmonkeY159]

I saw the thread title and knew who wrote it, our resident VW hater!

 

[Type RSA]

LOL.... Insurance fraud happening right in front of you... Hhehehehe