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A two-year-old Chinese toddler has been filmed scribbling on a car.

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This little Chinese boy must go outside the lines when he tries painting by numbers, if his handiwork on this £150,000 Porsche is anything to go by. The two-year-old toddler had got his hands on brush and paint while his parents were working nearby in Nanjing, capital of eastern China's Jiangsu Province. A fierce argument ensued when the owner, a Mr Wu, returned to his luxury car and found its bumper and doors covered in green doodles. Scroll down for video . Driver's worst nightmare: The £150,000 Porsche had been covered in green paint by the tiny toddler . Bad boy: The toddler and his family are now being pursued for damages by the owner of the Porsche . A furious Mr. Wu, said he had bought the 1.45 million Yuan (£149,000) Porsche only a few days ago and had stepped away for a short period of time. Mr Wu says: 'I dashed over to check, and found the kid had painted the whole vehicle into a mess.' After consulting with a local repair shop, Wu says he was told it will cost around 80,000 Yuan (£8,225) to repaint the Porsche, something his insurance is refusing to pay for. Mr Wu says he is now in negotiations with the child's parents in order to 'fix the problem'. Horrifying discovery: Mr Wu claims he had only stepped away from his car for a short while, and returned to find the vehicle covered in green paint . Vandalism or child's play? Mr Wu claims he will have to pay £8,225 to repaint the luxury car .