I wouldnt park next to him if i was you.....30060744 said:some idiot said to me that if you can afford a vw you can afford to get little bumps and scrapes fixed.
haha yea definately the second reason, minis are so common im so glad i didnt buy onerehmondo said:I take up two spaces; one for the car and one for my ego
Coincidently I pulled up outside my dads chippie tonight, parked next to a Mini - the only space that was available, I was bang straight in the middle of the space. When the woman that owned the Mini came out, she started shaking her head as if I had blocked her in. I felt like going outside and saying to the stupid cow to park straight next time - proper cow, failed to realise it was her own fault or maybe she was just pissed off that her Mini looked a pile of crap next to the gleaming Candy White Scirocco.
Same goes for parking in or near disabled bays as a run away wheel chair can do quite a lot of damage to a shiny new rocco, especially if it's loaded!!! you have been warnedGazb said:I would advise parking in a space that is up hill (if possible), up wind and far away from trolley parks.
Not that long ago I saw a trolley getting blown past me :shock: (i had just come out and got into my car) by the wind into the side of a lovely blue R32 sitting infront of me. Luckily it somehow didn't appear to do any damage but that tought me the lesson of gradients in carparks, wind and trolleys.
It is a good idea and I also nearly brought a basic polo once but borrowed the mother in laws for a spell when they were in Oz and left it on our drive and quite frankly is was just awful, now I just use home delivery to avoid the issue entirely. Although the wife does still go to the Supermarket but has the Ran and the kids so always parks in 'those' spaces.sciroccorocket said:i allways buy two cars at the same time when i bought the roc i also bought a basic polo for going shopping in sounds mad spending 8k just to go shopping but my sciroccos safe on the drive at home, only problem is it pisses the kids having to go in the polo
hmmmm why didnt i think of home delivery ??????????Le_Savage said:It is a good idea and I also nearly brought a basic polo once but borrowed the mother in laws for a spell when they were in Oz and left it on our drive and quite frankly is was just awful, now I just use home delivery to avoid the issue entirely. Although the wife does still go to the Supermarket but has the Ran and the kids so always parks in 'those' spaces.sciroccorocket said:i allways buy two cars at the same time when i bought the roc i also bought a basic polo for going shopping in sounds mad spending 8k just to go shopping but my sciroccos safe on the drive at home, only problem is it pisses the kids having to go in the polo