Ok if your car is a daily driver you know the horror of having to park at some forsaken place like walmart or some other type of parking lot horror, so you decide to park far away from everyone else and when you come out, yep sandwiched inbetween to large suv's or the like. They have gone out of their way to park next to your car.

 

When I lived in the Springs and went to Wal Mart, I always parked in the back by the oil change place. Always empty.

Print this out and next time leave this on their windshields.

 

You shouldnt even go to Walmart to begin with.

 

funny story that happened to me....

i went to get some food it was about 9:30 pm a few cars parked by the entrance and theres a big parking lot..... i park like a few spaces behind everyone the z is alone.... but i still see it through the window.... and all of a sudden 2 cars that came together.... decided to park right next to the z... i was like " you have to be kidding me" so many damn empty spaces and u wanna park next to the z.... luckly nothing was done to the z.... and it was a group of girls or else i would have said something....

 

when I get crowded in, especially in an empty parking lot, I do a full visual inspection of my vehicle (with keys in hand) before I get in my car. That way I can "scratchl" together a little note for the a-holes that just had to park next to me.

 

+1

 

DISCLAIMER: There are no guarentees by me or the manufacturer of the above mentioned reprimand that ur Car will not be keyed or otherwise desecrated.

 

I wonder if this happens because people think like we do. When faced with no parking available, I try to park next to a nicer car because I know they respect their ride and won't ding mine. Perhaps in the Wally Martinez lots, the thought process is that they'd rather KNOW that their boat won't get scratched by parking next to us than risk it. I don't know, just reaching...

 

Wally Martinez? I think he is the cuz of Hector Sanchez.

 

It happens because people are drawn to things that stick out without relizing it. It never enters their minds u parked there to avoid others.

 

Thats Wasist!

 

That never even ocurred to me. That's just what I've heard Walmart called around here. I'd better check myself!

 

Meh....I'm not so overly protective of my car that I go out of my way to park in a remote area. I do prefer to park next to higher end cars if I can simply because I figure that the owners don't want to scratch their vehicles either. But I have no problem parking my Z anywhere.

When I used to own a Shelby Cobra replica I was a bit more hesitate to park it near other cars mainly because of the expensive paint job it had and the body was fiberglass.

 

WHy would it!? You'll be long gone by the time the guy (actually most likely soccer mom) gets back to see it.

 

You set an example (by parking away from the entrance). Others will follow.

 

Nahh; that's funny...I call Carl's Jr. 'Carlitos'!! I think outside of the Southwest Carl's Jr. is Hardees(?).

As for parking the Z, I try to park at an end stall. I've never had the SUV sandwich situation...

 

The more effort you take to park in no-man's land, the more likely it is that some idiot will park right beside you. Never fails.

 

this is the reason why when i park away from every one i take up two parkin stalls..... muahahahahaha...... people just cant understand us...

 

I feel the same way. It is like an attractor to minivans and pos's..

 

We have a lot of elitist types here, now don't we?

Get real people. You drive a Nissan, not some exotic breed.

Yes, I am a redneck. Yes, I go Wal-Martin'. No, other people don't bang my Z up any more than my pickup. Over two years and 53K miles, you can say I have been in quite a few parking lots, and more than one Wal-Mart and K-Mart. Three dings, and you have to look closely to see them. I have more damage from rock chips on the highway.