Muddy Jeep Driver Gets Epic Revenge On Double Parking Corvette Owner
- 10 years ago
We’ve all seen some terrible and inconsiderate parking jobs. A jeep owner in New Jersey decided to have a little fun with a Corvette owner who took up far too much room in a crowded lot.
We’ve all seen some terrible and inconsiderate parking jobs. A jeep owner in New Jersey decided to have a little fun with a Corvette owner who took up far too much room in a crowded lot.
Kyle DeMattia, who was behind the wheel of the Jeep, stopped at Red Robin for a meal. That’s when he spotted the shiny new Corvette that had landed a pristine space right near the entrance. The problem is the upscale car had been intentionally double parked.
DeMattia was apparently fed up and wedged his Jeep right next to Corvette. In order to fit, he had to partially park on the curb.
When DeMattia got inside the restaurant, he sat next to a window in front of both vehicles so he could watch and record the Corvette owner’s reaction. The man certainly didn’t seem to be pleased that his space, or rather two spaces, were invaded.
DeMattia remarked “He was shocked to see the big muddy Jeep next to his shiny Corvette…. For anybody with a sports car, you should park away from the entrance.”
Although many agree that parking away from crowded areas is a good idea, there are some who have sympathy for the Corvette owner who was trying to protect his new toy.
We’ve all seen some terrible and inconsiderate parking jobs. A jeep owner in New Jersey decided to have a little fun with a Corvette owner who took up far too much room in a crowded lot.
Kyle DeMattia, who was behind the wheel of the Jeep, stopped at Red Robin for a meal. That’s when he spotted the shiny new Corvette that had landed a pristine space right near the entrance. The problem is the upscale car had been intentionally double parked.
DeMattia was apparently fed up and wedged his Jeep right next to Corvette. In order to fit, he had to partially park on the curb.
When DeMattia got inside the restaurant, he sat next to a window in front of both vehicles so he could watch and record the Corvette owner’s reaction. The man certainly didn’t seem to be pleased that his space, or rather two spaces, were invaded.
DeMattia remarked “He was shocked to see the big muddy Jeep next to his shiny Corvette…. For anybody with a sports car, you should park away from the entrance.”
Although many agree that parking away from crowded areas is a good idea, there are some who have sympathy for the Corvette owner who was trying to protect his new toy.