I was taught to pull up beside the first car, cut the wheel, then back until its rear bumper came in line with the side vent window and then cut the the other way. Worked great, until they stopped making cars with vent windows.
Jim
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docv Well-Known MemberLifetime Supporter
What a tool, I would say the driver had already been to a Happy Hour somewhere else...:frown2:
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Dude, with the lack of driver training in this country, there are plenty of idiots that couldn't do that stone cold sober.
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I didn't see any problem at all.
After all she did park the car properly.
I'm sure she had a driver's license.
It was a very small parking space to try to squeeze in that smart for two car.
Yep, no problem's at all.
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Do cars that self-park get sold in the US? My impression has always been that there is so little parallel parking that it wouldn't be a big sales feature. My convertible lives on a congested street and is such a pain to manoeuvre in reverse that I would pay quite a bit of money for an option like this on the Mini:
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPvRj6aOFAQ]VW Tiguan Self Parking , VW Tiguan estacioando sozinha - YouTube[/ame] -
There are models with the parking feature available here. The real problem is people are not really trained properly on how to park.
Along with the lack of training is the lack of need. For the most part outside of a city center there are massive parking lots where one does not need to parallel park at all. Even in the cities there are massive parking structures negating the need for on street parking. -
@Jim, it still works, trained three of my kids that way.
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As for the video, why did they not just pull in nose first? Amazing.