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YOUR RESEARCHDo you usually back into a parking spot?
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I just got back from doing a dry run of the drive - boy was that fun!
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I learned that the Japanese always back into their parking spots which speaks not just on their lack of space in their very urban areas, but goes further to symbolize some of their conservative cultural values.
Since I've come to know about this, I started backing into parking spots more so than ever before. I have bad clearance in either direction so I usually end up looking like a lousy parking guy.
I have also learned that you need less front clearance space when driving away from your spot because your front turning wheels can angle the car earlier.
Straight in head first.
Precise and consistent with side clearances on first try. I do pull through to the front spot when possible (often done at groceries and the like since I park away from it all).
You are right about the front hitting/scrapping and am very cautious/conservative about this
My DD is a pickup truck and if I'm in a place with narrow aisles between the rows of parked cars, backing into the spot is the only option because of how long the truck is. It's also safer too because you can see all around you as you are backing into a spot. When you leave, you have great visibility in front and down the aisle so you won't squash a kid. If you have to back out of a parking spot when you leave, then your visibility is poor and a collision with a person, shopping cart, speeding idiot is more likely.
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meaning when you pull out of the spot per chsu
but for me it's more of a ... i feel better about just putting into 1st and driving out v. having to back out when i leave my spot from home. if the spot's too tight, then i don't back it in.
One of the reasons why Porsche rounded the front bumpers is that you can pull into tight parking spaces or garages... with that said I dont park in tight spaces and always back it in. Sometimes, Porsche know squat about their customers.
Only when I'm driving a police car.
But seriously, backing in you need to be careful no to go too deep and hit your oil pan or tail pipes if you are lowered.
At Koi in LA, the other pic was in my cabana room at the Roosevelt.
I need to organize my pics from my laptop. I want to have more 911 related stuff which I have none of with my chicas. Summertime. It's just too damn cold here.
You will park it three times... once at the start, once at the mid-point and once at the end. I'll be checking your technique.
I just got back from doing a dry run of the drive - boy was that fun! (well, with the exception of my toddler throwing up in the car twice.
In some places, like the seaside town near where I live, it is illegal to back into a spot. Of course they don't have a lot of signs up to warn the tourists. I got caught once years ago. It would be interesting to know how much money they rake in on this little scam.
