Neighbour's Porsche ruined in revenge after driving through garden

author: FutureCar Staff    

A social media user received praise for taking revenge on his "entitled" neighbor who would drive through his garden to park his cars. The neighbor, named Richard, used to park his Porsche in the backyard and would cross into the user's property to do so.

The user, @LnGass, shared the story on Reddit, explaining that his parents had lived in the same house for 50 years and had three neighbors on the north side during that time. The first neighbor was a hermit named Elenore, who passed away when the user was in high school. After Elenore, Richard bought the property.

One day, the user returned home to find Richard cutting down the bushes on his property. The user and his father confronted Richard, informing him that the bushes belonged to them and they were unhappy about him cutting them down. However, Richard didn't care and claimed he needed to do it to park his cars in the backyard.

The user's father suggested that Richard could use the curb cut on the other side of his house to access the backyard, as intended by the original builder. But Richard refused and stormed off. The next day, the bushes had disappeared, and Richard started driving his cars through the user's property to park them in the backyard.

Fed up with Richard's behavior, the neighbors decided to install a metal fence to mark the property line and protect their lawn. They placed the fence posts five inches on their side of the property line, leaving little room for Richard to maneuver his cars past them.

When Richard saw the metal fence, he became furious and could be heard cursing and yelling for hours. He managed to get one of his cars out, but it suffered serious damage and scraped along the side. Additionally, the fence ended up leaning toward the neighbor's property due to Richard's reckless actions.

The neighbors called the police and reported the damage to their property. Richard was issued a ticket, much to his dismay. Reddit users praised the neighbors for standing up to Richard's unacceptable behavior and shared their own experiences with difficult neighbors.

FutureCar Staff