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I'll also say the little football looking Yaris is a piece of crap, that thing you had to fight the computer to get up to speed on the freeway, it wanted a nice slow incremental speed increase, when sometimes you have to go from full stop to 60 fairly quickly. (Some on ramps in that area use stoplights)
Really? You'd drive one of those day-in, day-out with all the 9-to-5ers? The thought of being smooshed in some collision in one of those does not seem like good times to me. I don't even care for most sedans/coupes either as you sit much lower than all the empowered pickup motorists (which are typically non-work, jacked up F-150's pristine & shiny).
I've seen collisions (and been hit before) in a variety of vehicles. More metal and substance around me on the hellways feels like better survival odds than driving lil bee-bops.. taking a chance a flyaway soccer mom won't kill me or worse, live discombobulated.
All of the controls, which were of course computerized were shoved where the stereo would be on an actual car, including the digital readout speedometer.
I would have rather drove my moms little crap smart car, but I was put on full chauffer duty by my grandmother. Imagine doing a Costco trip or catering run in a vehicle where the storage space is similar to a standard sedan's GLOVE COMPARTMENT.
Apparently it was the 2012 model. Was an automatic.
[update - I was wrong, it was between the 2005-2008 model, these crapboxes all look alike.]
I remember you could use that ugly crapbox as a starter vehicle in Forza 3, which came out in 2009.
I've seen those Yaris' and similar make micro coupes driving at speed zipping in-n-out of traffic on highways and even getting in front of big rigs and buses that cannot stop on a dime. Even if you're the best, safest defensive motorist in a small (but best rated safety standards) putt-putt-putter doesn't mean you will live when Outlaw Country gets behind the wheel.
Also, it had like this fabric cover for the moonroof that didn't do ♥♥♥♥ to block out the sun, like sitting under a magnifying glass.
Mom solved that by buying a bunch of car sun shields, cutting them down to fit, and velcroing them to the glass. Good AC and stereo though.
And I could roller skate with two Fiats on my feet so...
Really any micro small coupes -not ltd. to MINI and wouldn't apply so much to most SUVs.
That's what made mom sell the dead smart car, 72 hour ding from an uppity cop. Jerk has an award for getting a ton of cars towed.
My roommate drives a giant friggin whale of a car, looks like something that should have been junked two decades ago. I don't remember what it is, I'm gonna guess Chrysler? Either way, he doesn't get 72 hour stickered.
GIANT interior.
Oof... yeah Fiats are another death-mobile you couldn't pay me to drive. Scares me when I see others drive those zipping by.
I had a late '70's Pontiac Le Mans that was a beast... lots of metal with a v8 motor that guzzled gas like an alcoholic. It had no back seat so I tossed a filthy yellow foam cushion back there. That thing was an ugly rusted od green nightmare with a foot size hole behind the front bench for riders to conveniently toss their McDonalds garbage. I was hit in that a couple times by others in the 80's with more damage to their stuff than my 'ol hunka junk.