some people have printed out laminated cards like the tag the car came with. Others have simply parked for themselves with no problems.Max said:If you go somewhere and valet park is the ONLY option, will these people be able to drive it? or can you insist on parking it yourself??
Has anyone had experience with this kind of a situation?
Thanx,
Max
yes, you have bought it to enjoy it not the valet person. They totally abuse cars and you wouldn't want to be stuck with having engine problems due to valet driver took it out for a spin.rost12 said:I had to give a crash-course on E65 slush-box to 5(!) valets at a hotel we were staying in. It was "fun"Otherwse...it's just a car. You've bought it to enjoy it, so enjoy
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Funny you mention this now. There's an article in the current Roundel magazine (just got it a couple of days ago). It's about a new couple's experience withe thir new SMGII M3. They said that they would not in any way feel comforatble with leaving the car with a valet, seeing the learning curve they went through when they first drove the car. It's a pretty good article...Max said:If you go somewhere and valet park is the ONLY option, will these people be able to drive it? or can you insist on parking it yourself??
Has anyone had experience with this kind of a situation?
Thanx,
Max
i usually just pay them (with a big tip too), and kindly ask if I could park myself. (i don't have and M3 tho, but that's what i do)Max said:If you go somewhere and valet park is the ONLY option, will these people be able to drive it? or can you insist on parking it yourself??
Has anyone had experience with this kind of a situation?
Thanx,
Max