Balcony Parking: Third Floor
This Toyota Yaris is undeniably genuine, and we’re astounded as you are! The red Toyota was discovered on a third-floor balcony of a Kyiv residential complex in 2012. With the vehicle suspended 60 feet above the earth, the original owner is unlikely to have received a parking ticket. The driver most likely liked their car so much that they refused to part with it for even a second, use the construction as a larger garage. Perhaps it’s a one-of-a-kind art project meant to challenge our assumptions about what belongs where. The strange occurrence was reported by the Daily Mail, which theorized that it could have been a PR stunt by the manufacturer.
Balcony Parking: Third Floor
Such An Apt Sticker
A car’s bumper stickers reveal a lot about its driver and passengers, such as their nationality, family, occupation, or political beliefs. In this case, the female driver is not only a feminist, but she also believes in the innate feminine leadership qualities. The sticker’s subtle message says that she is a fantastic leader in her own right, and anyone who follows her should pay heed. Her leadership talents, however, were unable to prevent her car from crashing in a forested area. It’s a cautionary tale: no one, not even self-proclaimed born leaders, should blindly follow.
Such An Apt Sticker