Hopefully, I'm not the only one having the problem. I've had this car for over a week and every time I step out of a car after having it parked, I find that my parking job is slightly crooked. Maybe I just gotta get used to the new dimensions and angles. BTW, my last car was a del sol.

 

 

Assuming you're talking about regular parking spots, it's probably because you're used to the lower door line on the del sol, which you can see the parking spot markings when parking. You can't see the markings of your spot when you're in the TSX.

Of course, you can always lean forward and see the markings on your side mirrors. You shouldn't have any problems when you're parallel parking, or if there are cars on either side of you when parking.

 

Youll get used to it.

 

Driving lessons??

EDIT: You'll get used it! I had to adjust to my rental car which seems like boat compared to my TSX (i have a Grand Prix)

 

When was your last vision check-up?

 

The car is difficult to back-in park, due to poor visibility along the sides. At some point, you just hit the mirrors blind spot and can't see the parking space lines. The high beltline is the culprit. It's one of the few beefs I have with the car (DBW throttle )

I think tilting mirrors would be a nice addition to the next-gen TSX.

 

the angled beltline can make parking awkward, but, you do get used to it.

 

:gheylaugh:

 

Keep practicing, you'll eventually will get it.

 

:gheyfight: The high beltline is giving me the challenge. Practice makes perfect.

 

and put the bong down!

 

haha! definitely practice! Or find bigger parking spots!
same problem here initially but you'll get used to it.

 

You can get used to it, just give it some time... Lots of time in fact.

 

it takes pratices, or else u can open your window and look out...........lol

 

I had the same thing at first. I agree with the other posters that the high/angled beltline is the culprit. However, you'll get it right too!

 

wow.... all I can say is wow!!