[babyface00]

Small request to you SUV guys (and gals): Would you mind collectively not parking by me in the parking lot? I park out in the middle of nowhere because I can't see around you guys backing out of the parking spot (I have a Sebring Convertible).

Inevitably, I'll come out of the store and find an SUV (or minivan) has decided it needs to keep my car company and I'll have to slowly creep out of the spot until half my car is in the middle of the lot before I can see around the darn thing. I don't get it. Do SUVs get lonely if they're not parked next to short, long sporty cars?

[ar10]

I won't park next to you if you will concede the a Sebring is not a sports car.

[Dataman]

Small request to you SUV guys (and gals):

My Eddie Bauer Expedition is in excellent shape. I don't park in tight spots. People with cheap cars tend not to care what happens to their car or the other guy's. The problem you report is a problem peculiar to people with bad manners and no respect for property. That is not exclusively an SUV drivers' characteristic.

[gnarledmaw]

See #68, my other car is a Le Baron convertible, in other words, suck it up, rub some dirt on it, youll feel better in the morning...

[rangerX]

Do you mind if I park my 1-ton crewcab dually longbed pickup next to you. It's not an SUV. ;-)