E89 drivers....shameful.!!!
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Parking like a c**t just draws more attention to you and will likely end up in some gobshite running his keys down your doors.
I'm wary of parking next to others or leaving my car anywhere someone less precious of cars is likely to park near me but I would never resort to that level of twattery.
I often use a hire car with work and get great pleasure in squeezing the hired POS into those spaces next to people who feel they are simply too important to use only one space
I'm wary of parking next to others or leaving my car anywhere someone less precious of cars is likely to park near me but I would never resort to that level of twattery.
I often use a hire car with work and get great pleasure in squeezing the hired POS into those spaces next to people who feel they are simply too important to use only one space
Brasseye said:TitanTim said:jamesbond said:
Cheers James, I traded it in for a Glacier Silver M135i last year but still miss the looks, just had the wrong engine in it :?
Tim.
but the 3 liter twin turbo suits the z4
Most definitely, unfortunately mine had the 4 pot, unfortunately being the operative word
Tim.
Long as the car park is mostly empty then I don't have a problem, if the car park is full then it would
Same as those lazy b€%~ards that park in disabled bays or parents and pushchairs that are not....oh for the days of public displays of ridicule
Are you having a blonde moment? (as in it's an e89 so has a retractable hardtop and is thus a convertible) or is there a point that I'm missing :idunno:
Same as those lazy b€%~ards that park in disabled bays or parents and pushchairs that are not....oh for the days of public displays of ridicule
thepits said:AndyZ said:thepits said:why?
oh yes of course, it's a coupe
..........& on another day - a roadster!
Lucky chap, he has two BMW's - and one out of two isn't bad - must be his age - no, it's his eyesight
Are you having a blonde moment? (as in it's an e89 so has a retractable hardtop and is thus a convertible) or is there a point that I'm missing :idunno:
SamUK said:
Wow! Good luck with THIS post!
Once saw a lady push a shopping trolley between parked cars whilst it banged off from on car to the other. Couldn't give a damn and proceeded to act as if nothing had happened! Since then I've always parked my cars well away from anyone else's regardless of the length of walk that follows. Curiously even in a completely empty car park there will be some tosser who insists on parking next to me!
As for "L40", good on you mate.
BTW SamUK I think you must have a death by post wish :lol:
As for "L40", good on you mate.
BTW SamUK I think you must have a death by post wish :lol:
I do care about my car and so don't tend to park next to anyone who looks like they couldn't care less about their own car.
That said, I think most of these numpties were going to bash your car whether you parked a Focus, a Zed or a Ferrari next to them.
The only car I ever had damaged in a car park was my 645 - it happened twice, I gather because that car took up every bit of the space it was in.
Also the second day I had my Z4, a woman in sainsbury's used my wing mirror to "rest" her car door, as her boot had stopped working. This, while I was putting the shopping in my car. I would have been a bit more irate had I not been speechless at her nonchalance, and the fact no actual damage was done.
That said, I think most of these numpties were going to bash your car whether you parked a Focus, a Zed or a Ferrari next to them.
The only car I ever had damaged in a car park was my 645 - it happened twice, I gather because that car took up every bit of the space it was in.
Also the second day I had my Z4, a woman in sainsbury's used my wing mirror to "rest" her car door, as her boot had stopped working. This, while I was putting the shopping in my car. I would have been a bit more irate had I not been speechless at her nonchalance, and the fact no actual damage was done.