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Originally Posted by DONONE69
Yeah I'm in london.. Well I'm in chigwell essex now.. I can litteraly look at a space, a tight one at that too and I just know straight away whether I'm gonna fit in to it because I know my car... I don't really need to see all corners of a car to back up to something, Its the same with driving lorrys around london with the massive over hang at the back of rigid lorrys, that's the worse, but in the end I just know when the overhang has cleared vehicles so that I can turn without the worry of the over hang of the lorry swinging out at parked cars down a tight street in london, and at first I'm a bit cautious but after a little while of driving it I don't have any problems, and I'm sure your aware of central london is an absolute nightmare for its tight back roads but i got use to what I'm driving and had no problems at all.. I'm probably gonna go out and bump straight in to a car now haha... Are you in london your self?
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Not in London any more, actually! For me, I just got my E46, and the PDC has helped me get into spaces, and a front mounted camera on the NSF would be very handy when swinging the nose in while reversing.
Although I can park it without them since I learned without the aids, these days I'm a little out of practice because I have a driveway at home now and at work I have a parking slot.