Nothing was stolen in the earlier Four Square break-in but it resulted in a big clean-up job.
Four Square Frimley owner Sharan Kalkat said today's raid was captured on CCTV and the offenders initially tried to break into the store using a hammer.
When that failed, they used a car, which looked like a hatchback, to smash the glass entrance.
"They got in and grabbed a couple of boxes of cider and one bottle of wine," she said.
"They also smashed some wine on the floor."
She said it was a "big hassle" as a business owner having to clean-up and fix the damage.
Damage to Four Square Frimley following a ram raid on Tuesday morning. Photo / Paul Taylor
Tradespeople were at the store today helping fix the entrance, which was badly broken in one corner.
Kalkat said the store did not have an ATM on the premises and a similar ram raid at the store about a year ago had caused even worse damage to their glass entrance.
"The whole glass window fell down [last time]," she said. "We have since put up a bigger, more solid wall with thicker glass."
She added they had been broken into or had attempted break-ins three times in the past two years.
She said she would welcome more patrols in the area to help prevent break-ins.
Kalkat and her husband also own a Four Square in Hastings, which had not been ram raided.
Eastern District Police area prevention manager Inspector Martin James said this type of offence was concerning and would not be tolerated.
