IS350JDM

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My gf always gets pissed when I'm worried about the car. When we go eat at a restaurant that has window seats, I would park in a spot that is far from other cars or right by the window seat so I can stare at the car during dinner.
Everytime somebody parks next to me, my heart skips a beat when they open their doors. lol I end up looking at the car more than looking at the food, or her!

I too am one of those paranoid freaks. I just can't help it, too funny.

(I just wish we can upload this thread into the brains of all the careless people in this world so they can understand how we feel, but then they probably already know they do this and laugh at us anyways.)

DGZis350

I sure am glad I'm not the only paranoid "Three Fiddy" owner that worries about their car when they are eating, shopping, etc. I always dread walking back to the car for some reason... Especially at grocery stores, WalMart, etc, anywhere with carts. I just hate it when people mess with another man's vehicle.

jbounnoi

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i was just talking about this with my friend the other day while i was parking at the very back. i come back theres a civic and a corolla beside mee.. like wtf lol

loroko

I always parked my car as far i can , but safe, WTF my IS is a freaking magnet

Little E

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I have none on my car thus far, but door dings are always on my mind too. I always do a 360 inspection around my car if someone is parked next to me.

ohno

iTrader: (5)

So true.. I do that all the time but someone always parks next to me no matter how many empty spots there are. LOL It's crazy..

KRISH

Same thing happens to me, i park at the end where there are no cars, but when i come back there is always someone parked next to me

Lex Law

I park on the ends. Even if I try to pull into a spot between two parked cars, my judgment may get the better of me and I back out and keep on going. It's much better to have a free conscience than to worry when I'm takin' care of business. Also I have found that parallel parking on the street has worked for me so far. One year of ownership and not a door ding (or corner bumper scrape) to date. I still get a thrill walking up to my red masterpiece.