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Sometimes, the only way to fight dickery is with dickery. For example, when coming across a car occupying multiple spaces in a parking lot—especially a car of the luxury or sports variety—there’s no better form of vigilante retribution than to slide another car in close enough to the driver’s door so that the arrogant parker has to improvise some gymnastic means of scrambling into the driver’s seat.
(Or, if you’re lucky enough to have an accomplice in your parking lot shenanigans, to block in the badly-parked car from both sides, the way a couple of heavily modified Jeep Wranglers did to a Mercedes-Benz GLA250 in Oregon recently.)
But every now and again, things don’t go as planned. Like in the video below, where another Jeep Wrangler—actually, it looks an awful lot like the red Wrangler from the Mercedes park-block video; given the prevalence of Oregon plates in the lot, it might well be the same SUV—tries to block in a sexy Nissan 300ZX that’s parked just poorly enough to block more than one spot in a strip mall lot.
Admittedly, our bullshit sensors here at The Drive detect a whiff of trickery to the whole affair; it seems hard to believe the Jeep driver or the camera man didn’t notice their mistake, especially considering they were “apparently” camped out long enough to wait for the Nissan’s driver to return. Still, it’s an entertaining little bit…and any excuse to ogle a clean 300ZX and a dirty modded Wrangler is good enough for us.
P.S. Points to anyone who read the title of the video to themselves in John Goodman’s voice.
