A man who left his car with Manchester Airport's official meet and greet service has vowed never to do so again after he was hit with a bill of £2,000.
Paul Matthews paid just over £100 to leave his Mercedes E Class with the airport firm before jetting off to the US for a work trip on February 25.
When he returned to his car a week later, on March 4, the 55-year-old from Royton, Oldham, was met with a message saying his vehicle had 'detected a collision' on March 3 - whilst it had been in the care of the meet and greet service.