5 biggest questions from WWE RAW, NXT, and SmackDown this week - Former champion to switch brands; WWE repeating itself?

#4 Why is WWE creative so obsessed with vandalizing cars?

This past week on #WWERaw, @mikethemiz and @TheRealMorrison put red paint all over Bad Bunny's $3.6 million @Bugatti. https://t.co/ntgH5IqPAZ

— Sportskeeda Wrestling (@SKWrestling_) April 9, 2021

Booking rivals into tag team matches is an overused idea in WWE to build up towards big matches. Vandalizing cars seems to be the second overused idea.

Vince McMahon and his team seem to have an obsession with vandalizing cars while building towards some important storylines. Fans have watched limousines blow up, The Miz and John Morrison smash Braun Strowman’s car, Brock Lesnar tear apart a Cadillac and Strowman flip vehicles over.

This past week on RAW, Miz and Morrison did something very similar. The A-Lister and Johnny Drip Drip painted all over Bad Bunny’s multi-million dollar Bugatti.

Bunny was set to take on The Miz at WrestleMania, the angle allowed WWE to insert Damian Priest and Morrison into the match.

However, will WWE ever overcome its obsession with using cars to build towards rivalries? Is it something about expensive and flashy cars blowing up and getting vandalized that helps superstars get more motivated for their matches?

"Look what you've done to my car!"Vince McMahon just FINED Braun Strowman $100,000 for destroying his limo! #RAW pic.twitter.com/MZql7kODoO

— WWE World💎 (@WweW0rld) January 15, 2019

It’s always good to have a little bit of everything in sports entertainment to build different rivalries. However, using the same ideas over and over again can get a little exhausting for the fans.