2 Door Dings

[2ez24get]

If I ever find the Piece of S#*% that dinged my rear drivers side door twice this week they will get more than a door ding If you work at Citi in Tampa and were the one who hit my car twice I have a bone to pick with you and your F#*&@#$ car. I will have to get the dings removed.

Sorry just had to vent.

 

[BacktoHyundaibychoice]

If I ever find the Piece of S#*% that dinged my rear drivers side door twice this week they will get more than a door ding If you work at Citi in Tampa and were the one who hit my car twice I have a bone to pick with you and your F#*&@#$ car. I will have to get the dings removed.

Sorry just had to vent.

We understand.

 

[OldSpice]

If I ever find the Piece of S#*% that dinged my rear drivers side door twice this week they will get more than a door ding If you work at Citi in Tampa and were the one who hit my car twice I have a bone to pick with you and your F#*&@#$ car. I will have to get the dings removed.

Sorry just had to vent.

If you didn't back into your parking spot then someone's kid is the culprit.

 

[vitacura]

Interesting that my passenger front door ding last month also took place in Tampa.

 

[BacktoHyundaibychoice]

More and more, parking defensively is as important as driving so.

Sigh.

 

[HEY GURL]

Paintless dent removal is a wonderful thing!

 

[ellsworth007]

irresponsible , chicken shit spineless pieces of ( insert word here ) .


just chimming in on this one , I would be pissed off too.

Get it fixed and buy a set of bright orange cones for future parking

 

[Sal Collaziano]

I never park close to anyone. Most people have no respect for automobiles and fling their doors open like nothing matters. Always park away from other vehicles. If you must park close to wherever you're going, take an end spot and park as close to the curb as possible without hitting your wheels.

 

[robthoke]

People have no respect for other's property. I could park 100 yards away from the next car and by the time I come out of a store, some idiot is crowding my doors. Now I can park in Handicap parking and that makes it better. I only have to dodge the shopping carts that lazy people leave there. I feel for you - I've been there and I've ranted harder than you in the past for this type of thing.

 

[HunDan]

I never park close to anyone. Most people have no respect for automobiles and fling their doors open like nothing matters. Always park away from other vehicles. If you must park close to wherever you're going, take an end spot and park as close to the curb as possible without hitting your wheels.

I always park in the street or far far away from every one. I have never parked next to someones car in ant parking lot as long as I have owned my Genny, 10/09. I went to Disneyland last month and rented a nice dark blue Camaro I parallel parked it in the outdoor lot. As soon as I pulled in another car with Arizona plates pulls up next to me. This chick opens her back door and slams it into my RR quarter pnl. And by the way I was still sitting in the car. I diont think she saw me until I layed on the horn. I got some lame-ass "oh, Im sorry" apology. She is lucky that wasnt my Genny, or I would of layed into her and made her pay for it. Go back to Arizona.

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[DubaiRich]

It's Murphy's Law when it comes to parking your car a long distance away. People have the sense of "hearding" in parking lots!!

 

[ldrider]

I never park close to anyone. Most people have no respect for automobiles and fling their doors open like nothing matters. Always park away from other vehicles. If you must park close to wherever you're going, take an end spot and park as close to the curb as possible without hitting your wheels.

Agree! Someone dinged my truck really bad at the airport. No way I will leave the genesis there.

 

[cschuler]

I live in a geriatric wonderland. Naples Florida enjoys(?) one of the older groups of drivers in the U.S. My driving experiences here could easily make a chapter in a book, or an entire book. Won't write that chapter now, but here is one example: I am in my car after leaving Best Buy and my lights are on (the car is running and the transmission is in reverse) and a senior citizen decides to park beside me, on the passenger side. No problem: I wait as he finally maneuvers into position beside me, after three attempts. He then takes a looong time to exit his car and wobble on to Best Buy. His legs were bowed out like an old-time cowboy and his gait was unsteady. Not making fun, just reporting. As I backed out, I noticed that the parking lot was half empty. Why did he choose to park beside me when my back-up lights were on and there were many other parking places? Because he could, I suppose.

I like to walk, even in the Florida heat, and mostly park as far away from the congested areas as is feasible. The old farts (I am not being unkind, as I will soon be 70) are prone to damage the car beside them. Seen it often enough to be shy of them. And how can you yell at an eighty year old? If they seize and drop dead, you are never again going to sleep well and could be subject to legal action.

 

[MADDMOE]

whenever i park at a mall or shopping center i park so far away my wife says we need to take a taxi to get inside but whenever i return to my car theres always some idiot who is parked near me anyway , like out of all the spots available in the lot why are you near me.....? Believe me PDR ( Paintless dent removal ) works i know first hand