Parking next to same models

pretty sure thats a stock third gen camaro in op's pic

that's a shadow dude
look at the front wheel gaps
it doesn't look lowered.

i do the same shit
no 98-02 corolla escapes my sights

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>Not parking next to senpai
Why you gotta be so antisocial bruh?

statement still stands, and its even worse when somehow you run your STOCK HEIGHT car into a curb

The worst is your car is the basest trim and his is the toppest trim.

Built not bought

Me, or at least same make.

>parking next to people
>Not parking away from other cars in a secluded corner of the lot to protect your shitbox

It always makes me happy when people do this to my car
>park in a fairly open lot away from too many people
>come back
>car parked behind me in the next row
>car parked next to me on the driver's side
>different years but both the same make and model

Old guy in the same street is the only one with good taste around here

I've only ever owned unique cars.
So I try to park them next to the more common version of that car. Like Lincoln Mark 8 to New Edge Mustang.
Or Mazda MX3 to Ford Escort.

Take it from Ford guys though, they don't know shit about what platforms have been shared. When you spark up a conversation with the dude.

Well, that was a waste of 13 seconds.
I park near other cars that are the same, or even just other stuff that I think is interesting. I notice other people tend to do it a lot to me too, because I park pretty far back.

Yeah, if there's a chance I do. There's 2 other E36 owners that work near where I live and they also park next to me sometimes

This is exactly the type of car that will bump into yours and cause a dent, driven by a poor college girl.

be careful user. sometimes another person's key will open your car.

My stock height/wheel e90 328i smacks curbs on the front bumper

Some other faggot hairdresser parked next to me once

>I usually do this, because I feel like there is a less of a chance the other guy dinging your fucking side.
>If i can't find the same model, i park next to the most expensive or modded car on the lot. This helps too.
>I never park next to civics and beaters. fuck that shit.

If I see teens getting out of a car, I never park next to theirs. Most teens don't care and will open their door into other peoples' cars. I see that all the time in parking lots so that is proof enough for me.

I've done this once, but I knew the owner of the other car.

>its even worse when somehow you run your STOCK HEIGHT car into a curb

That only happens at older shopping malls and shopping plazas. Some of the sidewalk curbs are six inches high because of the drainage depression so I don't know how high the curb actually is relative to the spot where the front tire sits. But I never approach those curbs for fear of damaging my front fascia.

The public library has a curb next to the side walk of 10 inches. Lots of cars park there and are careful not to approach it. There are no tire stops so you really can drive your car into that curb if not careful.

>Some weird universe where you can park next to yourself

>Not parking away from other cars in a secluded corner of the lot to protect your shitbox

If you park too far away in a secluded area, you run the risk of people wedging or breaking windows on the far side of the car to burgle it. Baboon scouts ride bikes around town looking for targets and then they call their friends to do a job. Or they do it themselves. Even if you have a carcamera it fails since they have hoodie and sunglasses.

Whenever you see a glove-wearing baboon riding somewhere fast on a bike, he's probably getting away from the job site and didn't have time to put away his gloves. They don't wear gloves until they get close. Then they pull out the gloves and put them on to avoid leaving palm prints too. Our county also has a palm print database and they record the sides of hands too.

At least your car won't be dinged