Taking up 2 car spaces....obviously you dont know that she is the ONLY one who has ANY "Rights"
Maybe she is testing the real world durability of the front bumper when someone with similar parking skills pulls into that other space.
thats not a Dodge thing. Dodge(more specifically Mopar) uses an driver side offset stripe that is a lot thinner than what Ford used.
For telemetry data, that's cool. But a built-in dash cam for track and street duty would still be much preferred. Mounting and hardwiring a 3rd party dash cam can be a pain.
For track duty, you would simply use your cell phones camera...no need to hardwire anything. IMHO, it's the best of both worlds. No need to pay for a PDR that you would likely use just a few times a year. This would be a FREE system.
The camera in just about any phone is not going to be as good as something like a GoPro (i.e. as good as a built-in dashcam could/would/should be) for HD video quality, though. Plus, built-in dash cams would probably offer pretty good sound. From what I've seen, the Corvette one does. They can get the help of audio engineers to put the microphone(s) in just the right place(s) with much more precision than we could with our own devices. The camera mount will obviously be more stable if it is internal, too. I've gone off track before and had my camera knocked crooked.
In all reality, the camera in your cell phone is going to be comparable in quality as a go-pro or PDR. If you want a different zoom or perspective, buy one of the many available optical lenses for your phone.
I am envisioning this grille without the pony and a thin chrome or satin aluminum accent around the lower and side edges on a 2018 Bullitt
