Hilarious Donkey Costs His Owner $6K After Chewing On A Luxury Sports Car

If you own an expensive car, I imagine you’d do pretty much anything to protect it.

I’m not really a car person, but I protect my expensive items by being careful where I put them and treating them with care. Those are apparently not lessons that Markus Zahn learned despite having a car that’s more expensive than most people’s houses.

Zahn has a bright orange McLaren Spider, which costs $365,000.

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He parked it near a pasture where a donkey named Vitus lives. Zahn claims Vitus bit the car, causing scratches that cost $6,000 to fix.

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Police have a theory that Vitus mistook the bright orange speedster for a huge carrot, which is why he was drawn to it.

Screenshot Youtube / Inside Edition

Instead of taking responsibility for parking too close to the fence, Zahn sued the farmer — and won. Check out the whole story below.

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Hilarious Donkey Costs His Owner $6K After Chewing On A Luxury Sports Car

If you own an expensive car, I imagine you’d do pretty much anything to protect it.

Zahn has a bright orange McLaren Spider, which costs $365,000.

He parked it near a pasture where a donkey named Vitus lives. Zahn claims Vitus bit the car, causing scratches that cost $6,000 to fix.

Police have a theory that Vitus mistook the bright orange speedster for a huge carrot, which is why he was drawn to it.

Instead of taking responsibility for parking too close to the fence, Zahn sued the farmer — and won. Check out the whole story below.

What an ass. I know I’ll be keeping my reasonably priced vehicle far away from any donkeys, though.

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Hilarious Donkey Costs His Owner $6K After Chewing On A Luxury Sports Car

If you own an expensive car, I imagine you’d do pretty much anything to protect it.

Zahn has a bright orange McLaren Spider, which costs $365,000.

He parked it near a pasture where a donkey named Vitus lives. Zahn claims Vitus bit the car, causing scratches that cost $6,000 to fix.

Police have a theory that Vitus mistook the bright orange speedster for a huge carrot, which is why he was drawn to it.

Instead of taking responsibility for parking too close to the fence, Zahn sued the farmer — and won. Check out the whole story below.

What an ass. I know I’ll be keeping my reasonably priced vehicle far away from any donkeys, though.

Here's How To Make Your Favorite Ice Cream Truck Treats Before The Summer's Over: Click “Next Page” below!