Woman takes SEVEN minutes to reverse her car out of a parking spot – repeatedly knocking into the Toyota next to her (and trying to wipe the scratch marks off with water) – before finally driving away
- Driver filmed crashing into a grey Toyota in an attempt to exit a car parking spot
- She knocks the hubcap from the wheel and attempts to wipe away the scratches
- The video, shared to Facebook, has now been viewed more than 3.3million times
A woman took more than seven minutes to reverse out of her car parking spot – repeatedly crashing into the car next to her.
The footage, filmed from inside another parked car, captured the woman as she attempted to reattach the hubcap of a grey Toyota.
But it soon became clear this wasn’t her car – as she entered the black Ford Focus next to it and attempted to drive away.
The driver, however, only succeeded in making the damage worse as she smashed into the parked car.
The Toyota visibly shook in the collision as the Ford reversed into it – before pulling forward into the space again.
The woman then exited her car to inspect the very noticeable scrapes along the Toyota’s wheel arch.
She tried to rub the scratches away with her hand, knocking off the broken hubcap again in the process.
The man filming the scene, believed to be in Newark, New Jersey, said: ‘No, that ain’t coming off.’
She even tried to wash the scratches away with water and a cloth before giving up and again trying to reverse out of the bay.
A woman in a black Ford Focus took more than seven minutes to reverse from a parking space
She repeatedly smashed into the grey Toyota next to her in the process – and even tried to wash away the scratches with water
This time, she managed to avoid hitting the battered Toyota – carefully maneuvering her Ford onto the road and out of the car park.
The cameraman then jokes that ‘they give everyone licences in New Jersey. There she goes.’
The video was posted to Facebook on Thursday and currently has more than 3.3million views and 62,000 shares.
In the comments, the cameraman said he had handed the video to the owner of the damaged car, the Sun reported.
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