Parking 101
#11
Today, we go dinkin around the town. We went to one store and I had the parking lot to myself. Drive right up through the middle of it and park so I'm nose out in a space. Come back out, look and "SOB" did it again. I swear it looks straight going in but it's not.
Something else that I did pick up on is that it's always "nose left".
Something else that I did pick up on is that it's always "nose left".
#15
I have no problems parking my HHR straight. The left and right sides are both parallel line and are straight. Its not my fault the moron who painted the parking lines did not get them right :
Julian
Julian
#17
my only parking issue is that I will not park mine near any other cars, and if I absolutely have to then I look for an 'end spot' with a curb on one side...then I park with the driver side all the way up to the curb, just careful enough not to rub the rims on the curb. This leaves a large space between my ride and the car next to me...I just don't trust other drivers who see their cars as nothing more than a form of transportation hitting their doors on my ride!
#19
my only parking issue is that I will not park mine near any other cars, and if I absolutely have to then I look for an 'end spot' with a curb on one side...then I park with the driver side all the way up to the curb, just careful enough not to rub the rims on the curb. This leaves a large space between my ride and the car next to me...I just don't trust other drivers who see their cars as nothing more than a form of transportation hitting their doors on my ride!
I don't have any problems parking straight, but then again I'm used to driving large commercial trucks, and backing them into tight docks, where they have to be lined up perfectly for the dock plate to work, so I have tons of practice.
#20
my only parking issue is that I will not park mine near any other cars, and if I absolutely have to then I look for an 'end spot' with a curb on one side...then I park with the driver side all the way up to the curb, just careful enough not to rub the rims on the curb. This leaves a large space between my ride and the car next to me...I just don't trust other drivers who see their cars as nothing more than a form of transportation hitting their doors on my ride!