Photographic reminders of how small the Z3 is.

[Tigershark48]

But, when you’re behind the wheel, it feels bigger and badder than most others. Owning and driving one has been a real game changer.

[Watch Carefully]

No fair, Nathan. That fish-eye view REALLY exaggerates the discrepancies in size here.
Still, fun photo.
Nice one.

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[s8ilver]

Yeah I know the photo is skewed haha . That's actually my dad's Escalade and my sister's X4. I shot the pic as we were all a holes parking in 2 hour parking after my mom was in the hospital for 4 days after an appendectomy and a bad infection as a result of the surgery. We got sick of schlepping it from the boonies (and the nurses told us not to worry). All good now; mom is home and recovering.

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[Watch Carefully]

I had occasion to take a few snaps of my Z3 next to some other vehicles, as an indication of its diminutive size.
Feel free to comment or share your own.

I'd be glad to see any photos you wish to share.
Brad

On the other hand...


Photo scavenged via Google

[mpdewey]

Northern Alberta with all it’s full-size trucks!


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[z3forlife]

I love how everyone in Alberta backs in to their parking space. Lol

[Tigershark48]

The Z3 looks like a go cart between those piggy trucks.

[Vintage42]

I love how everyone in Alberta backs in to their parking space. Lol

I notice it here, too. I don't think it was common before everybody had backup cameras with guide lines, and even predictive moving guidelines. I have a hard time doing it in our two cars that pre-date cameras.

[TommyMaddox]

I love how everyone in Alberta backs in to their parking space. Lol

A lot of that is habit from working in O&G sites there where all vehicles must always be backed into parking spaces. I was up for a month last year and it's amazing how quickly the habits form.

[Tigershark48]

I did it a lot more before backup cameras, worrying about someone walking behind my truck when I was leaving.

[s8ilver]

A lot of that is habit from working in O&G sites there where all vehicles must always be backed into parking spaces. I was up for a month last year and it's amazing how quickly the habits form.

Same here. A few years of oil sands work in Alberta and local O&G sites in CO and I back in most of the time too. Rule was you honk twice before reversing and once when proceeding forward.

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