Totally agree with Scotlandx here. If you could park three cars easily within your parking spaces then no problem. But you can’t and so you are using space that is not yours for your own convenience. But you are paying levies based on the unit entitlement that includes your car spaces which only allow for two cars.
If one person encroaches on common property then they all will. If you can get exclusive use by law so you can have this extra space and b responsible for it, pay extra for it, then all well and good. But why someone feels that they should get extra space for free is beyond me.
My complex has many rresidents who have parkinga for two cars but feel they should have another spot, namely the visitors spots, for extra parking because they have three cars, want to use their garage as a gym, dr their laundry n the garage, use their garage as storage or use it as a child’s rumpus room. Those residents with two car spots claimed that the visitors spots are never used so why can’t they use them. It was put to them that if they felt that the visitors spots should be used by residents then the owners with only one garage, who incidentally did not abuse the visitors car spots, should be given first dibs on the visitors spots. There was an outcry. They only paid for one spot why should they get another! But those with two feel they should be entitled to three. Funny how some people’s logic works.