The diplomat of the Russian Federation was covered with inviolability, so as not to pay 10 thousand dollars for spoiled Ford Focus
The first secretary of the Russian Embassy in New Zealand, Valery Martynov, referred to his diplomatic immunity so as not to reimburse companies for car rental losses in the amount of 10 thousand New Zealand dollars. According to The Times , in April 2010, Martynov, while on vacation, rented a Ford Focus car from Hertz in the New Zealand city of Inverkardil. A few days later the diplomat reported to the company of car rental that the car had broken.