Luxury Audi smashed, covered with Islamophobic graffiti in Sydney
Some of the vile graffiti sprayed on the Audi. (Queen Street Group/Facebook)
A luxury car has been smashed and covered with obscene and Islamophobic graffiti while it was parked on a street in Sydney's west.
The Audi Q7 4WD, which retails for more than $100,000, had its panels smashed, windows broken and tyres slashed, while parked on Johnson Street in Bass Hill this morning.
The car was also spray-painted with crude and racist slogans like "F--- off Arab Muslim s---" and "Go back c---".
Photos of the damage were posted on Revesby smash repairers Queen Street Group's Facebook page several hours ago.
"Whoever did this I hope you have a good look at what you've done, as humans we pity you," a member of the company wrote using their Facebook account.
"To the owner of this car, we apologise on behalf of humanity that there are people like this out there."
The message was signed, "sincerely, a disgusted resident of this country".
Bankstown LAC police are investigating the racist attack.
"Police are investigating the circumstances surrounding a Black Audi SUV that was located in Bass Hill this morning," NSW Police said in a statement.
"Initial investigations indicate the vehicle had been parked at the location for some time but only recently damaged."
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