Car park dings/scratches

markeg said:
I believe its because they can't line up within the space, unless there is another car. ........................ :roll:

Exactly this. I parked far away in an empty car park a while ago and I came back to see someone cosy'ing up drivers-door-to-drivers-door. After the fat bint squeezed herself out of the door sandwich I politely asked her why? She said she always looked for another car to help her line up!

There is no hope :fightwall:
 
Easy solution ... just go shopping in the evenings when all the kiddies should be in bed so parent and child spaces are abundant :thumbsup:
 
36valley said:
Been in a few Sainsburys car parks that have been repainted to have two lines with about a 12" gap between them separating each bay.
Harlow is one I think and Exeter maybe another.

Our sainsbury has done this, but the bays are no wider than before.
 
Gargybloke said:
I'm just doing the mandatory driver awareness self paced video training from my company. It has a section about parking and how to in a supermarket. The advice given is to go and park near a really nice looking car because that way they are less likely to ding you. There is no hope.

Doesn't really work in my experience - I tried that a few weeks ago in Bracknell. Parked next to a stunning Z4MC in Interlagos Blue (may have been flimper I think) but when I came back to the car the Z4MC had gone and there was a Transit minibus next to me. :cry:

Mind you I got lucky that time, as no ding that I could see!

I don't normally take my Z4 to such places - that is what the E46 daily is for. It certainly seems to suggest BMW paint is pretty strong - it's been "rubbed" at least 3 times and each time it has been the other car that has lost paint! :rofl: Serves the f*ckwits right! :evil:
 
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