Would you drive this car? The gas mileage is great, but, being trapped in this car for 2,4,6 hours, not sure if I can handle that. Also, unless is has super-duper struts/shocks, it is going to be a bouncy ride.
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Haha! I saw this car over a year ago parked in Center City Philadelphia. I took a pic with my phone...and just dug it up from my yahoo mail:
One thing is for sure....you'd NEVER have to worry about parallel parking! :)
Sheesh!!!!Originally Posted by Mellyrose
Haha! I saw this car over a year ago parked in Center City Philadelphia. I took a pic with my phone...and just dug it up from my yahoo mail:
One thing is for sure....you'd NEVER have to worry about parallel parking! :)
You should be able to park that car at the BIKE RACK! :lol:
“The problem with socialism is that you eventually,
run out of other people’s money.” - Margaret Thatcher
For a local daily commute, especially in a metropolitan area, I would certainly consider it, but it sure wouldn't be my choice for long trips.
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I'm very familiar with the Smart. There all over Europe. I have only been in the Smart 4x4 which is a four seater and it's a pretty nice ride.
In a heartbeat, I can stick her in the hanger between airplanes ha ha ha
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See that fairly often here, but I won't drive it, I don't fit :D
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