A fuming customer who was driven round the bend by Land Rover has written a list of complaints on his £63,000 (N29m) motor and left it outside the showroom, according to
The Sun UK.
The black Range Rover Vogue has been seen by thousands of motorists a day after it was dumped in the middle of a central reservation opposite the dealership.
The 2016 model is covered in printed gripes against the company along with the message: "Do not use this dealership."
Another message on the back door reads: "Range Rover do not care."
On both sides of the car, the customer has written: "Bad customer service. Totally incompetent, Lack of communication. Cannot fix the car."
The car has been outside Lancaster Land Rover in Erdington, Birmingham since Tuesday. Its owner, a soon-to-be dad who does not wish to be named, says he staged the protest to warn off other potential customers.
He claims he bought the motor as a gift for his pregnant wife but within days there were problems with the engine oil and air bags.
He said that despite taking out a three-year warranty, when he called to complain he was left on hold for five-and-a-half hours and nothing was done to repair his car.
A spokesperson from the dealership said: "We do not discuss individual customer cases.
"A general manager and a representative from Land Rover are meeting with the customer on site to agree a way forward."
The protest has caught the eye of passersby who have posted their thoughts on social media.
Writing on Facebook, Graham Hewtin said: "Well that's one way to get things sorted, I would have done the same thing."
Kelly Ruston wrote: "I went past this car yesterday and I had to do a double take at the signage."