Dark car spotting

[Guest]

A man walks from his hotel room to the car park across the road and could spot his jet black car over over 400 yards away without electrical aid or the aid of moonlight or streetlamps.

Assuming the valet parked his car and he did not know where it was but insisted on finding it himself, how could he see it

[kingofpain 3]

Broad daylight?

[Guest]

Broad daylight?

Got it in one

Easy wasn't it!?

[Guest]

OR even if it was night time, he could just as easy point his alarm on his key, off in any direction, the car will beep and voila!

[Guest]

OR even if it was night time, he could just as easy point his alarm on his key, off in any direction, the car will beep and voila!

That would be an electrical aid and would violate the rules of the riddle!

[Guest]

Two options come to mind:

1) His car was the only car in the car park,

2) His car was the only Black car in the car park.

[Guest]

It was the only car in the lot.

[Guest]

A man walks from his hotel room to the car park across the road and could spot his jet black car over over 400 yards away without electrical aid or the aid of moonlight or streetlamps.

Assuming the valet parked his car and he did not know where it was but insisted on finding it himself, how could he see it

the valet forgot to turn the lights off!?

[Guest]

A man walks from his hotel room to the car park across the road and could spot his jet black car over over 400 yards away without electrical aid or the aid of moonlight or streetlamps.

Assuming the valet parked his car and he did not know where it was but insisted on finding it himself, how could he see it

it was day!

[Guest]

Let's say the man is on trial for his life. The prosecuting attorney is trying to disprove his alibi:

"You want the jury of this court to believe that on the night of at June the 21st, at 11:37pm, being the miserly cheapskate you are and reluctant to tip the valet who had parked your car earlier, you were able to walk directly to jet-black car in mere minutes because you could spot it over 400 yards away without electrical aid or the aid of moonlight or streetlamps or the use of matches, lighters, candles or any other personal light source?

"Yes."

"And how, pray tell, were you able to accomplish the superhuman feat?"

He's in Northern Alaska where the sun doesn't set that time of year... Just a little detail that makes the man very glad the prosecutor isn't in the business of defense!

[Guest]

I agree wth smartass and cvassallo

Maybe he forgot to switch off his car lights or maybe there is only 1 car parked there

[Guest]

couldnt it be because his car be the only one in the park, or that its daytime??

[Guest]

A man walks from his hotel room to the car park across the road and could spot his jet black car over over 400 yards away without electrical aid or the aid of moonlight or streetlamps.

Assuming the valet parked his car and he did not know where it was but insisted on finding it himself, how could he see it

The solution is not only one.

1.The riddle doesn't says that is night.Can be day and on a day light is easy to see his car.

2.The car can be the only one by the time.

3.May be is the only one black car.

4.May be he has his own spot,because he had paid for it or for other reason.

[grey cells 0]

A man walks from his hotel room to the car park across the road and could spot his jet black car over over 400 yards away without electrical aid or the aid of moonlight or streetlamps.

Assuming the valet parked his car and he did not know where it was but insisted on finding it himself, how could he see it

WITH HIS EYES

Edited March 23, 2008 by grey cells

[Guest]

that was easy kids

[Guest]

it was daytime

[abhisk 0]

He walked out of the store in broad daylight, or maybe it was the only car in the lot.