YOUR RESEARCHWhere is the factory magnet?
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1000 free parking spots and Mr. Jeep decides that next to my 996 is the perfect place to be... Do 911s in general have a factory magnet that instantly attracts others cars to park all around them? Is it serviceable like the IMSB?
Not sure, but it's quite powerful.
Who doesn�t want to park next to a beautiful looking 911!!! It is so true no matter how many spots there are someone will always park right next to you!
Sometimes people park next to you because they assume you won�t smack their car when you enter or leave yours. Otherwise, they risk double the chance by leaving both sides open. Just a guess though
I agree, I think they know it's safe to park next to you. But I had Dodge Ram truck with a Ranch Hand bumper park with the bumper less than 3" from my rear wing the other day. Decided I'm going to park "wing-out" from now on. ...the factory installed magnet is inside both doors and just behind both bumpers.
Get used to it, won't be the last time.
Usually just a dick move. No real need for anyone to do that and it happens all the time.
Move the garbage containers next to his doors maybe it will sink in to stop being a penile membrane
Yes, always happened to me as well, by parking far away from others, we are clearly telling everyone that we do not want anyone next to us; and some people will do the exact opposite to annoy us; weird human nature, I guess... Cheers,
The magnetism is actually a warning sign that the IMS bearing is on its way out, ask me how I know.
Hilarious quotes from all you folks! Lol. Next time, I'll reverse tactic and be the first to park closest to the crappiest car I can find....my theory is that they will immediately remove their clunker and rope off my neunelfer as if it were at the Porsche museum...I'll let you all know how that works out...lmao
There seem to be ten times the amount of posts where someone wants to know why a person would lark this way, so where are the actual people that do this? They should chime in. I�m not one of them, but here�s what I found online as to why people do this: 1.) Herd/pack mentality. If you park near other cars, it might be safer if getting robbed or jacked. 2.) It avoids the possibility of someone parking poorly next to you, leaving you with too little space to enter or exit your vehicle. If you�ve parked well, you have signaled that you are someone that can be parked next to. 3.) A nice car that has been well-parked is more likely to have an owner that won�t ding your door.
Yeah! The nerve of some people! Sheesh....
My factory magnet must off while parked. I�ve never had this problem. BUT while driving the magnet is working overtime to attract pickup trucks driving morons at every red light.
How dare he park that lowly cabriolet next to the black da Vinci let the air out of those tires LOL Mike
Sometimes you just have to activate the force field!
Always take the end space. It reduces the idiocracy factor by 50%. Unless you see a landscaping crew ready to cut the grass on those islands haha
I try to time driving to work and the landscapers. Those blowers scare the hell out of me.
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