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Why ????? Yes it's right hand drive words fail me !!!!!!!

How the hell did they get out!?

No damage to your doors I hope?

They must have clambered out of the passenger side...how can anyone think that's easier than just repositioning the car further to the left to allow room for the drivers door to open!?

This is the space to the other side. I had to take the photos as I couldn't quite work out why they would park like this???

I would off put note on windscreen learn to park <beep>

Unbelievable!!!!!!!

I would love to put two big skips either side and back so could not get in

I've seen people get their mirrors booted off for parking like that, rightly so!!!

That would've been a screwdriver to the tyre moment for me. Unbelievable.

I'm not validating WHY the dumb twit parked like that but an explanation would be that they had a baby in a car seat positioned behind the passenger seat hence would need extra space passenger side to get the kid out. Like I said it's no excuse but I only know this as that's the side I have to get my baby out.

Ps I ain't that dumb. I park miles away from anyone as far as I can just to avoid any Mongols like these.

I'm not condoning my behaviour a long time ago but this happened to me in my town one evening in winter when I had popped out to Somerfields, I came back and an old Nissan Bluebird had parked so close it had moved the mirror on my VR6, I had to get in the passenger side. On the passenger side was a deep muddy puddle so I had to wait for the owner to come back, after 10 minutes of waiting and getting really angry, lucky really he or she didn't come back at that point really or I might have swung for them. I had to get wet muddy feet in the puddle and climb across the car then I put the ignition on opened the window and removed the key and put a load of scratches on the Bluebirds door, then I started the engine and started to reverse when then for the first time I noticed a woman sat in the Bluebirds passenger seat.
Never heard another thing from that incident.

I don't condone this behaviour either, it was a long time ago when I was a bit wild.
Another time in Swindon the day after Boxing Day my Mrs wanted to go shopping in the sales, I parked the quite new 205GTi in a space properly, when we got back to the car to go home a scruffy wreck of a car was close to the drivers side, as we were putting stuff in the boot these new age traveler types, 4 blokes and got into the heap the guy getting into the back smashed the door really hard into my 205, so I shouted at him and they all turned to look at me, not even an apology so I kicked their car and they started arguing so I knocked the guy out who had bashed my car, I thought they were going to start but they all backed down really quickly, so we got in our car and drove off.

No kiddie seat . Plumb, I like your style unfortunately the car was still there when we left plus I'm at the same location every week so the key option may not have been the best idea !!!!!!!

skirs6 wrote:No kiddie seat . Plumb, I like your style unfortunately the car was still there when we left plus I'm at the same location every week so the key option may not have been the best idea !!!!!!!

Kiddie seat won't have been in there if it's taken out with the kid still in it if it's a baby.

I've had my Q7 keyed whilst parked in a car park when it was perfectly parked on a day I couldn't park a mile away. Wasn't my fault it is a big beast. I would have beaten the knobhead who keyed it and still made them pay for the repair. It ain't big and it ain't clever to key up someone's car. You certainly won't want it to happen to yourself!!!!

skirs6 wrote:Why ????? Yes it's right hand drive words fail me !!!!!!!

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Did you have to climb in thro the passenger side?
Bloody awful that

What a knob. It's near impossible to climb across in some of these cars with big tranmission tunnels and big centre consoles, nice and easy in a fiesta though, just no thought some of these people.