If you would travel to Russia and don’t see enough space for parking in a big city, you can park like this Nissan owner in St. Petersburg.
 
The main thing while using this method is to mind the distance to the standing cars and buildings.
This time the Nissan owner got way to far, though practice makes perfect.
But in general the parking attempt was OK.
The damage of the nearby parked Volkswagen was minimal.
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It looks like Nissan run into the wall since the airbag is open and the right side of the car is damaged.
So, the process of parking was not very successful. In fact it was an accident.
But there are people in russia who would not mind parking their car in this way )
it’s a run-of-the-mill car accident. how is that “russian humor”? кроÑафчег, что Ñ Ñ‚Ð²Ð¾ÐµÐ¹ головой?
The man at the first picture is the owner of the Golf.
Actually I’m not a Nissan driver, I’m the Golf owner 🙂
I’ve posted these images at my native WV forum http://volkswagen.msk.ru/forum/index.php?showtopic=33001&st=0
Sure you can understand why I’m happy.
It’s just crasch !
From year to year kazantip becomes beddest and beddest. TO my minde. And this year with me were my friends from Polland an friend from Key-west, USA. They said, that they get to this festival 0.5 grade on 5 grades scale. (5 is the better). Too comercial, people go there to make photoes, not to dancing.
Craziness
Props to the Golf–That’s a strong little car!
It should better be called a merciless parking.