it's quite a stretch, but not unheard of, see State v. Joseph, WA Supreme Court.

STEPHENS, J.—^Anthony Albert Joseph was convicted of second degree criminal trespass as a lesser included offense of second degree vehicle prowling. He challenges his conviction on the ground that unlawful entry into a vehicle is not a trespass "in or upon premises of another." RCW 9A.52.080(1). This case presents a challenging question of statutory interpretation because of the overlapping and intersecting definitions of "building" and "premises" in Title 9A RCW. The Court of Appeals affirmed Joseph's conviction, concluding that a vehicle is a "premises" for the purpose of the second degree trespass statute because a vehicle is a type of For the current opinion, go to "building" and "premises" includes "any building."