Why?

[Rover]

We've all wanted to do that. LOL.

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[Kong76]

It has happened to me several times. Usually it is a car that seems to be well taken care of itself. My guess is they felt safe knowing they are parking next to another neat freak.

 

[USMCGT]

I parked out in the middle of nowhere at the far end of the gym parking lot and came back 90 minutes later to find this.
Can anyone explain this bizzare phenomenon? Before you ask... mine is the blue car.

This says it all:

 

[Schwerin]

I do that exact same thing. I see any car parked out alone by itself, you bet I'm parking next to it.

 

[EcoVert]

It's called being a as*hole like I've said before there's no hope for the human race

 

[Billy1]

bluebeastsrt that is not a GTI-that's a Hyundai Accent. The lowest car on the corporate rung. The only good thing about it is it beats walking. People do it to annoy people with nice cars because they are jealous/stupid/inconsiderate etc. etc.

Years ago I remember parking my new GT at least 20 spaces from everyone. Before a I could even get out of the car a guy parks next to me, pushes his door open and dings my door. He looks at me with this confrontational look "as if what do you think you can do about it"? I get out of the car head into the mall to a corner department store. When I got in the store I looked outside and he finally gets out his car and heads to the mall. I walk right out of the other entrance and go back to my car.

But before I do that, I get my key out, started at the back of his car and left a nice calling card all the way down to metal-from taillight to headlight. I wanted him to have a permanent reminder why you should not screw with someone else's car.

 

[DmanDmythDlegend]

I tend to park between the nicest vehicles, then every one has a vested interest in avoiding damage.

 

[ugstang17]

bluebeastsrt that is not a GTI-that's a Hyundai Accent. The lowest car on the corporate rung. The only good thing about it is it beats walking. People do it to annoy people with nice cars because they are jealous/stupid/inconsiderate etc. etc.

Years ago I remember parking my new GT at least 20 spaces from everyone. Before a I could even get out of the car a guy parks next to me, pushes his door open and dings my door. He looks at me with this confrontational look "as if what do you think you can do about it"? I get out of the car head into the mall to a corner department store. When I got in the store I looked outside and he finally gets out his car and heads to the mall. I walk right out of the other entrance and go back to my car.

But before I do that, I get my key out, started at the back of his car and left a nice calling card all the way down to metal-from taillight to headlight. I wanted him to have a permanent reminder why you should not screw with someone else's car.

You should have carved the word DICK WAD in his paint.

 

[jgruben1134]

I'll park next to someone like that, usually oriented w/ my door away from theirs and vice versa. I assume someone that parks away form others wants as little damage to their car as I do, and will be respectful to mine, as I am to theirs.

 

[StangSteve]

I parked out in the middle of nowhere at the far end of the gym parking lot and came back 90 minutes later to find this.
Can anyone explain this bizzare phenomenon? Before you ask... mine is the blue car.

I hate to say it OP but this seldom goes well parking in this manner. You actually made your car more of a target than if you had parked around other cars. It is not right but others think that you are saying your better than them and of course some dumb ass has to try and prove it. I always parked my C7 corvette and now this stang with the other cars and I never got a door ding or scratch yet. (thank God).

 

[BMAGOO]

Years ago back when my kids were in car seats, I made up stickers that stated my opinion on someone’s park job when they parked so close that we couldn’t load the baby seat into the vehicle. Those things were a bitch to get off especially when baked on with the sun. I’d slap one on their windshield and their door. This reminds me that I should make up some more for occasions like this.

 

[treecutter]

That's a real problem. My car is 4 weeks old. I'm afraid to park it anywhere so I don't park it period. I just drive it all day for fun.

 

[Bullitt0819]

And why is it never a nice car that does this. Its always a busted ass POS.

I think you answered your own question.

 

[qbnlynx]

Nothing like a good ole' kick to the drivers door to make 'em never forget

 

[Cobra Jet]

Because people suck

^^^Hit nail on head and then some....

I’ve done the same, parked out where it was a walk, where no one else would even want to park and same damn thing - someone in some shitbox goes and parks next to my car... when there’s 50 other possible spots to choose from...

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