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Permalink Reply by Barbara on August 5, 2008 at 9:43pm

I'd be afraid they would pull in too fast and hit me.

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Permalink Reply by Pierre on August 5, 2008 at 9:57pm

I always park my smart is such a way that the tail end of the car is at the same level as the other cars. This leaves a lot of space in front of the car. It decreases the chances of a car getting in the space and hitting the car, thinking that the spot was available.
Pierre

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Permalink Reply by Bruce Fromoz on August 6, 2008 at 12:34am

Me Too!

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Permalink Reply by Joel on August 19, 2008 at 4:00am

dood, i was the car trying to get that parking space today! it wasn't all that funny at the time, since i almost crushed it with my jeep, but i was able to take the space next to it. i'd never parked next to one before and hadn't really seen the size difference between what i'm driving and what i'm buying.

it's probably funny to watch, until your li'l car gets wrecked by an suv... a lesson for when i get one and park somewhere near giant suvs!

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Permalink Reply by Joel on August 21, 2008 at 3:46am

yeah, i had to swerve to miss them. i was trying to take the smart's parking space. then, i didn't straighten it out. my bad. =P

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Permalink Reply by mr bad example on August 20, 2008 at 12:19am

i usually park in backwards, towards the back of the space. my neighbors have told me they were going to pull into my spot, then see my smart staring at them when they try to park. i guess this happens at night. i am starting to park at the front of parking spaces to make my smart more visible in parking lots. (keepinig close to the front of the parking space)

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