A brazen fox has been caught on video pooing on top of a £200,000 Ferarri on two separate occasions.
Property investor Azid Gungah was shocked when he checked his Ring doorbell footage to see the fox defecating on his prized sports car outside his house in South Woodford, east London.
The hilarious video shows the fox squatting down over the engine cover on the back of the Ferrari 488 GTB before calmly wandering off down the driveway.
The fox came back to defecate on the Ferrari four days after the first incident. Azid Gungah believes the creature doesn't like the car
Some people speculate the it is marking its territory on the sport vehicle. Mr Gungah is convinced it is the same fox
Then, the crafty fox struck again on Monday, four days after the first incident on April 12.
Mr Gungah is convinced it is the same animal as the fox appears to have the same markings on its legs, back and tail in both videos.
After initially finding the first time funny, he is rapidly losing patience.
He's now convinced that the urban fox is doing it because it doesn't like his vehicle.
The property investor said: 'Can you believe it, that little pest has come back and took another s***.
'Seriously this fox just does not like my car.'
The managing director of Quiddity Group Ltd added: 'I've come back again, this is four days later.
'And that little s*** has taken a s*** again on my car. I've had the car cleaned.
Azid Gungah (pictured) found it funny at first but is beginning to lose his patience with the fox
Still from the first incident on April 15. The recording shows the fox doing his business on his £200,000 sports car, which was parked on a driveway in in South Woodford, east London
The creature pictured during the first incident. It walked over the roof before squatting down on the back of the 205mph motor
'It's really starting to p*** me off now. He came back to tell me what he really thinks of my Ferrari.
'This definitely feels personal now.'
After Mr Gungah posted the videos on social media, many people were quick to speculate why the fox seems so keen on the car.
Pal Rich said: 'He's claiming ownership. Scent's there now, it's his.'
Sidhu added: 'Now a fox is violating.'
