Do you park your car(s) in your garage?
Discussion
Dog-walking around the area, I can't help but notice two or more cars parked on driveways, even when there is a double garage. I know single garages are too small for most cars these days but a Ka or a Saxo? I noticed both today.
So, if you have a garage, do you park your car(s) in it.
We do, by the way:

So, if you have a garage, do you park your car(s) in it.
We do, by the way:
Single garage, 18'9" by 8'7. Keep my Monaro in there. Double width drive for the two Jaaags to slum it on. Amazing how many people in my street litter the roadway with their cars, despite most of the houses having double drives! Lazy fooks can't be bothered to build a garden shed to store all their garden / DIY shyte.
chopper602 said:
I keep two cars in the garage (like chalk & cheese!)

I think I'm about the only person in the street who does this. Saab sits on the drive to the side and we could still fit another two on the drive in front of the garage . . .
O/T
I think I'm about the only person in the street who does this. Saab sits on the drive to the side and we could still fit another two on the drive in front of the garage . . .
Tim,
What's the 2CV like on the open road from the point of view of keeping up with traffic.
I ask because my Brother-in-law wants to buy one and it would be exclusively used on open roads in Lincolnshire, where most drivers don't hang about.
I put the Type R in the garage when it's not in use. It's a bit of a squeeze getting in and out as the doors are so long, but I'd sooner leave it in there than on the street. On my estate every house has a garage, yet so many people put their cars on the drive, or just parked on the road. In winter, loads of them get pranged by people skidding around on the ice, as it's a pretty steep hill and can be really precarious. Last year I witnessed the a low speed 5 car pile up as a car coming down the road skidded into parked cars at the side of the road and then into another car coming up the hill. You think the owners of the 3 parked cars that were used as impromptu buffers to slow the skidding cars descent would have learned, but after they were all taken away and repaired they appeared back on the street again a few days later. If my car was caught up in the sort of thing, I'd certainly think twice about leaving it on the road when it's not much hassle to garage it. I suppose for some people convenience is everything, even if means the trouble of having your car damaged and your insurance going up at the next renewal.
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1 car "just" fits in a double garage at an angle.