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Sentry mode did not record rear getting hit
- Thread starter Azdrenr
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i don’t think so since I drove home from work (garage parked) and I found it clean. Once I got home from there I found the scratch when I parked. Very strange to me.
EVRider-FL
Active Member
Did the touchscreen show a notification about any Sentry Mode events when you got in the car? I guess it's possible for something low to hit your car without triggering a Sentry event.
Mattopotamus
Member
Nothing. I must add that I picked it up from my valet at work then went home and found the damage. I inspected the car after picking up and all was well. Leads me to think I happened on the road but so hard to believe.
calidreamz808
Member
This is why I never use valet and if there are no other options, I ask to self park my car and still pay the valet fee. If not, then I don't partake in business with that establishment. Valet drivers have a track record of screwing things up.
Not sure what your post-valet check is, but it sounds like you valet fairly frequently. If that is the case, and you don't do a thorough inspection, my bet would be on the valet. Since car was not in park, sentry mode would not be activated and would not have recorded anything. Too many moving parts here for it to be clearly something that happened when sentry mode was active.
Definitely a weird shape. I would peruse around the lot/garage that you parked in looking for something bizarre sticking out of a wall or something. A piece of metal at just that height, sticking out of some concrete. What's the reason there's a valet? Is it because the garage is beat, full of potholes, and hard to drive in? (e.g. narrow). I've seen places like that.
