Rep(probate) in a disoc 3...

....sitting in the car park, in me micra (I know but Big Blue's a bit ill - working on it), chomping on a bacon and egg butty, and some suit wearing clown gets into the immaculate disco 3 parked next to me and practically whacks his door into mine.

stop chewing.....and glare for next 2 mins at him whilst he smiles nervously and waves in apology. Too busy noshing to get out and give him sh*t.

some people just shouldn't be allowed to own big vehicles if they think i gives them a license to do whatever they please!

Don't get me wrong, I like the Disco 3, not the worst one the lot, I even like the new range rover (not the evoque!)

but the some tools that drive them have never rolled over a blade of grass! and its making a bad impression on those how do take there vehicle offroading/live out in the sticks!

I suspect the problem is as much the size of parking spaces as the plonker parking in them.

Cars have got bigger and spaces smaller.

JerryXt said:

I suspect the problem is as much the size of parking spaces as the plonker parking in them.

Cars have got bigger and spaces smaller.

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I usually solve that by parking at the far end of the car park and walking a short distance, quite often it's the bod in the big car being thoughtless or lazy that leads to them dinging other folk's motors, or getting their own motor dinged.

The doors are big as well on the D3. Not easy to only part open and crawl out.

I always always take into account anything that is parked next to my Rangie. Although I cannot be held responsible for anything that subsequently parks next to me but I will do all I can not to touch the vehicle next to me during egress or ingress.
I have had my previous Range Rover dinked by some spoon in a Micra type vehicle who obviously took exception to my vehicle being clean and therefore obviously never been offroad.

Funkykipper said:

I always always take into account anything that is parked next to my Rangie. Although I cannot be held responsible for anything that subsequently parks next to me but I will do all I can not to touch the vehicle next to me during egress or ingress.
I have had my previous Range Rover dinked by some spoon in a Micra type vehicle who obviously took exception to my vehicle being clean and therefore obviously never been offroad.

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Worrizit is with idiots that have to park next to a vehicle in the middle of an other wise empty car park????

I always look for an empty spot when parking up, 9 times out of ten there is another car parked along side me when I get out the shop, rest of the car park is still empty, but they have to use my car as an alignment tool!!!!

TRXnMe said:

Worrizit is with idiots that have to park next to a vehicle in the middle of an other wise empty car park????

I always look for an empty spot when parking up, 9 times out of ten there is another car parked along side me when I get out the shop, rest of the car park is still empty, but they have to use my car as an alignment tool!!!!

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Isn't it always the way. It's a comfort thing.