Door Dings
#12
My doors haven't seen any action fortunately. But my poor rear bumper is being beaten up. I found new scratches on it this morning That's the fourth time! I sadly have to park my S on the street so that's what I get really. Saving up for either a respray or aftermarket bumper once I have a driveway or garage.
(I too park at the furthest corner of the car park at the supermarket)
(I too park at the furthest corner of the car park at the supermarket)
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My tip - never park next to a car that has - or looks like it may have - children in it.
#15
i usually park next to the most expensive car i can find in a car park-usually a new Audi or Range Rover. My theory is they won't want to hit a car with their door as much as I don't want o be hit. Its worked so far.
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i usually park next to the most expensive car i can find in a car park-usually a new Audi or Range Rover. My theory is they won't want to hit a car with their door as much as I don't want o be hit. Its worked so far.
I avoid audis and especially range rovers like the plague!
i usually park next to the most expensive car i can find in a car park-usually a new Audi or Range Rover. My theory is they won't want to hit a car with their door as much as I don't want o be hit. Its worked so far.
I avoid audis and especially range rovers like the plague!
#20
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Only dent I've picked up on a nice car in the last seven years or so was at a dealers
Got a couple of scuffs but fortunately they all polished out
I'm careful where I park but not obsessive
I don't mind walking for 10 minutes if it means a safer spot - a lot of people seem to want to park right next to their destination
I avoid 4x4s - lots of occupants are lard arses so need to get the doors fully open
Ditto anything with evidence of kids
Funnily enough, things like stone chips don't bother me at all, but dents irritate
Must be because I know they are the result of carelessness/malice
On cars where I don't take care I've found all sorts of damage - from scratches and dings right through to hit and runs requiring panel replacement
Got a couple of scuffs but fortunately they all polished out
I'm careful where I park but not obsessive
I don't mind walking for 10 minutes if it means a safer spot - a lot of people seem to want to park right next to their destination
I avoid 4x4s - lots of occupants are lard arses so need to get the doors fully open
Ditto anything with evidence of kids
Funnily enough, things like stone chips don't bother me at all, but dents irritate
Must be because I know they are the result of carelessness/malice
On cars where I don't take care I've found all sorts of damage - from scratches and dings right through to hit and runs requiring panel replacement