Gold Nissan Micra
Possibly one of the most blatant, and most-mentioned vehicles in this survey.
This vehicle does not belong to a Hollingdean resident but is believed to belong to a relatively local neighbour from inside the permit zones.
The vehicle began to appear parked in Hollingdean immediately after parking restrictions were introduced on Preston Drove and has been kept in the area (as close to Fiveways as the driver is able) ever since.
It is understood that the owners are unwilling to obtain a permit for their vehicle in order to park in at their own address.
Many reports from residents that this is a vehicle that rarely moves, a fact which can be verified from Street View on Google Maps, where it often does not appear to move at all from one year to the next.
Reports that the vehicle is left to fall into significant disrepair with flat tyres, broken wing mirrors, and plants growing from the windscreen scuttle.
One resident reports having met the owner of this vehicle, who at the time was attempting to open this Nissan with a screwdriver. The owner joked about how he had left it for so long that the battery was totally flat.
The same resident then reports that LC03 FYJ did not move again for a further six months.
The council reports multiple attempts to report this vehicle as abandoned due to its immobility, combined with a cogent and frequent state of disrepair.