http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u6YkqTzCGew
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LOL! thats terrible! no idea at all.
you do find that on the continent they do actually use the bumpers for bumping. its seen as normal to bump the bumpers when parking.
Quote from: DEViANCELOL! thats terrible! no idea at all.
you do find that on the continent they do actually use the bumpers for bumping. its seen as normal to bump the bumpers when parking.
Random quote about Parisian parking habits:
QuoteParking in Paris is different from what youre used to. As theres not enough parking space the average driver parks in until he touches the car in front, maybe he even tries to push that one a bit so he can enter his place. Most drivers leave the gears out and the handbrake off to avoid smashed lights when a "pusher" tries too hard and slides off. Land Rovers have higher bumpers so a bit of care while parking is needed. Of course you may have a problem when you come back and find your parked parked shut by others- or you may not see a problem. Best advice I can give is to use the public transport if you want to visit this city. Below: This IS one of two roads leading out of a small village in southern France. And, yes, its really as tight as it looks.
Thats insane, I think it would have fitted tbh :)
Quote from: DEViANCELOL! thats terrible! no idea at all.
you do find that on the continent they do actually use the bumpers for bumping. its seen as normal to bump the bumpers when parking.
sh*t really? Lol imagine doing that to an unknowing Brit - theyd punch hell of them!!
Quote from: mr_rollThats insane, I think it would have fitted tbh
Not convinced. I reckon it would have needed a handbrake turn to get in there.
is it me or did she just drive backwards and then forwards along the same line for the first 2 minutes of that video?
She did not have any understanding of what parallel means :)
wow look at the "fast and furious parking contest" one (it came up as a similar link). highly ammusing and some 1337 p4rk1ng sk1llz0r being displayed.
If you are going to Italy, dont drive, period.