5.8" clearance might not hack it.Will I be able to park my Mach-E this way? Off-roading, suburban Ohio style, baby!
In the winter of 1976-77 there was a series of snows in Louisville, KY resulting in 58" of snow. When the University of Louisville finally reopened for classes I drove over and found parking was very limited as they had pushed much of the snow into the ends of the lot, filling a number of spaces. At the time I was driving an International Harvester Scout (similar to the Bronco). I pushed my way up one of those snow piles and had a private parking spot for two weeks.Will I be able to park my Mach-E this way? Off-roading, suburban Ohio style, baby!
i would not myself try it with its low clearanceWill I be able to park my Mach-E this way? Off-roading, suburban Ohio style, baby!
Not in Texas. Not because we rarely get snow(the pan handle was given to OK) but because the picture shows they park in between the lines. Not something known in this part of the USAWill I be able to park my Mach-E this way? Off-roading, suburban Ohio style, baby!
Although with how far back the rear axle is, the Mach E should have an excellent departure angle.
hence your derision towards the ID.4. ?
this is probably the correct answer. ?????
tbf I didn't ever ask about driving back out of the parking space.
Murica, f*ck yeah!Try parking like this though. The original Hummers were something else.
wait wait wait we can do this in our Mach-Es? I LEARN SO MUCH FROM THIS FORUMTry parking like this though. The original Hummers were something else.
