10 car vandalism hotspots  With car vandalism costing victims
£953 million last year, we reveal the worst regions for this
kind of crime. Are you living in a high-risk area?  Have you
ever found your car window smashed or the tyres slashed for no
apparent reason? If so, the majority of motorists should
sympathise with your frustration.  During the past year, vandals
have caused a massive £953 million worth of damage to British
vehicles — with drivers forking out an average £260 for repairs.
Insurer Liverpool Victoria, which insures 2.8 million British
cars, found 54% of UK motorists have been the victim of
vandalism and one in ten has experienced this type of crime in
the past 12 months.  Keying is the most common type of vandalism
and accounts for 33% of these crimes. Smashed windows make up
26% of incidents and slashed tyres represent 10% of the damage.
Bent antennas, smashed mirrors or windscreens and graffiti are
also common.  Where's worst  There's bad news for drivers in the
London borough of Enfield,