Newbie driver or......

Is this a new kid driving a sweet tundra or is this a guy who is feeling some tundra superiority? I think we know.

 

Sometimes I do that on an end spot. Most likely the person in the old Pontiac that's worth less than my registration bill doesn't care about their car, and might not care about swinging their door into mine.

I always park far away or on an end spot. If I can't, then I try to get next to a car that looks nice and hopefully has respect for mine.

 

Gonna be tight getting in that Pontiac. Maybe the guy was giving extra room so he could climb through the passengers side.

 

Anytime is a good time to get your tires off the pavement.

 

Heck, I park my subaru like that, in a truck that would be a pull through.

 

Nope if you can see this owner of a White Tundra makes good decisions first obvious one is the purchase of a white tundra Second as he was pulling into that sweet parking spot he noticed that the chevy parked way to close to that Pontiac for the owner even to squeeze himself into his car so next option is to go in thru the passenger side at this point he hates pick up trucks and will slam his door into the tundra just to prove a point so good going on this tundra guy saved a possible door ding

 

In the beginning, the Tundra driver parked next to a Dodge truck driver that had problems staying between the lines. The Dodge departed and a nice old Pontiac parked next to the Tundra respecting it's stance.

 

B I N G O. We have a winner.
Of all the answers so far: Setup for pull through.
Second place answer, saving the driver side door from being dinged by dingo in the Pontiac who clearly doesn't know how to park (either).

However, being a white truck, we all know it's the reason, being the fastest color. This guy just couldn't handle the speed and 'overshot the landing' a bit. Left it that way to make pull through easier, and save the door from being dinged by the guy in the Pontiac who can't park correctly.

 

He just flexing

 

That looks like it isn't even a spot, so he's just working with what he's got. Also, the Pontiac looks like the one parked too close on its driver side—look how much room he has between the passenger side and the line!

 

After all the dents I have from people who just don't care, I would say that person is taking a prudent step to protect his truck.