Angry shoppers plaster car with passive-aggressive notes - including a helpful diagram - after it was left parked across two family spaces in Asda car park

Daewoo Matiz was left in the car park of the Asda store in Nottingham

Green coloured vehicle was spotted across two family spaces 

Littered with notes and diagrams from shoppers pointing out bad parking 

Even the most patient motorists can be driven around the bend by bad parking.

So when drivers spotted a car parked across two family spaces in a supermarket car park they decided it was time to teach the owner a lesson. 

Angry shoppers scrawled notes and even a diagram, which they then tucked under the windscreen wipers detailing where the owner had gone wrong.

This is the green Daewoo Matiz was parked across two family spaces at the Asda store in West Bridgford, Nottingham

Angry shoppers plastered the vehicle with handwritten notes and diagrams pointing out where the owner had gone wrong 

One even took the time to pen a diagram pointing out the correct way to park compared to how the Daewoo had been left 

One jotted wrote on a scrap of paper: 'Park in the lines.,' while fellow motorist suggested the parking of the 'incredibly selfish.'

'Where did you learn to drive? Please send me there number so I can use them,' wrote another shopper. 

'Knew they did disabled parking space. But now parking spaces for the BLIND,' said an anonymous note writer

The green coloured Daewoo Matiz was spotted parked at the Asda store in West Bridgford, Nottingham. 

Among the notes, all written on scraps of paper, was a helpful diagram illustrating how the car should have been parked. 

But not everyone was critical of the Matiz's owner, one scribbled: 'Ignore these losers, I love your parking.'

One shopper questioned whether the owner of the car was blind, while another said 'I love your parking.'

The notes were scrawled on scrap pieces of paper. These two read: 'How incredibly selfish' and 'park in the lines'

This note questioned where the motorist learnt to drive and asked for their telephone number

Kirk Ward, who spotted the vehicle littered with notes, was shocked by what he saw.

'I have seen people parking like this before but I have never seen people put notes on a car,' said the 28-year-old admin worker.

'It was parked completely in the middle of the lines and taking up two spaces. 

'I spoke to a couple of the supermarket staff who said that the car had overstayed the two hour parking limit and the owner would be getting a £70 fine. 

 An Asda spokesman told the Nottingham Post they were unaware of the notes left on the car. 

 'The car appears to have been removed and is no longer in the car park,' they said, according to the newspaper

The Asda store in West Bridgford, Nottingham, where the car was targeted by shoppers 

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