As for parking large vehicles, a back-up monitor is still essential.

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Don't you ever look at the back-up monitor?" My husband and mother often say to me when I park. It is true that I do not look at the rear-view monitor very often when parking my Panamera. Rather, I often check the side mirrors and rearview mirror to park.

I don't trust machines! It's the sight! Sight!

but I simply wasn't used to seeing it.

So the other day I took my daughter to the dentist, but all the hospital parking lots were full, so I had to park in a nearby parking lot.

It's too small. I wouldn't want to park there if I could.

But I'm already running out of time for my appointment., ,But that doesn't mean I can't park at the convenience store across the street. I usually use the "In the Panamera, never go to a tight parking space.I decided to go to the restaurant," he said, "but on this particular day, I had no choice.

There was a coin-operated parking space near the dentist's office that was available for one car, but it was narrow, and the space in front of it was also narrow. I had to back up just enough to get to the back, steer forward again, check the width on the back monitor, and then back up again to get to the front.


I'm using the back up monitor! (╯°□°)╯

The reason I usually don't use a back up monitor is becauseLike you have to look at the back monitor, like you have to look at theBecause they were not parked in a small parking lot.Since I often park in parking lots that are open on both sides and large in width, I simply did not use them.

In fact, the rearview monitor is super useful."I have realized that I am not the only one who has been doing this.(I wonder if a 360 degree monitor would be more useful)

 

Mina.

Mother of three children, and the owner of the Porsche blog "A Porsche Came to Our House". Until a few years ago, I was not interested in cars at all, but when my husband bought a Porsche, I became...

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