Well, so long as I'm excluded then, lol. That and I'm moving out to your neck of the woods... I don't want hate you for your woman/parking comment just quite yet, lol.

 

lol they drive that whack wagon and then cant park? must be from texas too.

 

Hey hey hey....Being from Tejas aint got nothin to do with it...Besides...Rednecks here only drive F-2-3-4-550's...I see mostly women driving H3s...and neither can park

 

 

No, as far as I know its not, apparently its just the Vue and the H3.

 

well his license plate is clearly visible...anyone care to give us his address or phone number. send him tons of hate mail with the picture included?

 

i try to get out of the habit
of 'wishing bad things to happen to other people'...

but those stickers are pefect.

 

I was under the impression that the H3 was based off the Colorado drivetrain. I think that's where GM got the 5 cylinder engine from.

 

Nope, my friend works for GM, we verified in their system. The motor they just had to make other mounts for it.

 

I used to park like that in my Excursion. The parking spaces in San Diego are tiny and if you don't take up 2 spots people cram their cars in the spaces next to you. One time I had to get in from the rear hatch cuz I couldn't get in on either side. But I always made sure to park REALLY far away so that I wasn't taking up precious soccer mom real estate.

 

Makes me wanna get a paintbrush and paint the white line right across his almost-hummer.

 

I know the Vue shares its platform with Suzuki, but I thought the H3 was the same as the Trailblazer/Envoy Fam The VUE seems a lil small to be the same as the H3

 

http://www.stickergiant.com/page/sg/PROD/bdrive/rc361

 

^ that is a great sticker, buy like 2385767507239 of those and put them all over those dumb "trucks"

 

see, this is where it pays to drive an old clunker....

i was with a friend looking for a parking spot in a parking deck. this guy with a brand new tahoe pulled into two spots right in front of us. he hurried in the spots so that we couldn't get in there. now, these were end spots, so it wasn't exactly the same situation as the original posters, but it's close. my friend is driving and old, beat up mazda b3000 truck that he takes off-roading about every other weekend in the summer.

this tahoe driver just made a huge mistake. my friend, from NJ(they don't seem to take crap off of people there), pulled his mirrors in and parked between the wall and the tahoe. the fit was tight to say the least. i roll down my window and start to climb out using the wall for leverage. my friend does nothing of the sort. he opens his door, not once or twice, but six times, as though he couldn't figure out what was wrong with his door. he dented in and scratched the tahoe door about a foot. i thought it was pretty amazing considering he was only able to open the door about 3-4 inches. the guy ran around to our side of the car and we just laughed at him. my friend rebutted his irrate screaming with a calm"i'm sorry, i didn't realize you parked so close."

i hope that story of retribution helps you feel better. and i hope it instills a bit of sense into those of you that practice parking in two spots. it's fine to do AWAY from a store, with a half empty lot. if the place is packed, maybe you should have driven your other car.

 

I had a guy at work take up 4 spots the other day in his wanna be Cobra (Mustang with Cobra eblems). I come in to work today and he is take up 3 spot that would normally be in the shade and cool at lunch time. Lets just say he will have to do a lot of wigglin' to get out of that spot today :D

 

PWND