Official Crappy Parkers Thread

[iamcobolt]

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For the record I've always thought that parking like this is fine, especially when following rule #1: keep it far and out of the way. I'll park at the very back unused part of a parking lot (or in this case the bottom) for the extra space. For reference co-worker in the mazda does the same thing there is nobody else on that floor.

Edit: added parking at costco, our local costco's parking spots aren't much bigger maybe a foot off standard californian, but they are about 10 feet long im parked to the front of the stall. Again on the other side of the parking lot.

[victort]

Originally Posted by iamcobolt

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For the record I've always thought that parking like this is fine, especially when following rule #1: keep it far and out of the way. I'll park at the very back unused part of a parking lot (or in this case the bottom) for the extra space. For reference co-worker in the mazda does the same thing there is nobody else on that floor.

Edit: added parking at costco, our local costco's parking spots aren't much bigger maybe a foot off standard californian, but they are about 10 feet long im parked to the front of the stall. Again on the other side of the parking lot.

still a db move.

[P's_Z]

Originally Posted by iamcobolt

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For the record I've always thought that parking like this is fine, especially when following rule #1: keep it far and out of the way. I'll park at the very back unused part of a parking lot (or in this case the bottom) for the extra space. For reference co-worker in the mazda does the same thing there is nobody else on that floor.

Edit: added parking at costco, our local costco's parking spots aren't much bigger maybe a foot off standard californian, but they are about 10 feet long im parked to the front of the stall. Again on the other side of the parking lot.

Did anyone spot the 350z in the costco pic?