Originally posted by huckleberryhoundYou didn't catch the edit of your post then.
Truth hurts, eh ?
What would someone in a european city want with a gas guzzling behemoth with a 50 meter turning circle anyway ?
edit...hi buddy 😀
Oh well, details, details.
American cars in the 60's and 70's were made for the open road.
Day trips going 80 down the highway with the radio blasting and not a care in the world.
Drag racing with friends and betting a few bucks, or beers.
Driving down to the gravel pit for a dip on a hot day.
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Originally posted by mlpriorYeah, you're lucky they gave you stearing wheels atall, they should just've made the driving seat swivel so you could drive back without turning the car.
You didn't catch the edit of your post then.
Oh well, details, details.
American cars in the 60's and 70's were made for the open road.
Day trips going 80 down the highway with the radio blasting and not a care in the world.
Drag racing with friends and betting a few bucks, or beers.
Driving down to the gravel pit for a dip on a hot day.
I had a great drive today, enjoying the first sunny day of the year, and here where the roads have curves, it is way cooler being able to duck, dive, and weave in between the traffic. I love my litle car, and i know that i will get my dream car....maybe in two years 🙂
Originally posted by mlpriorright---
You didn't catch the edit of your post then.
Oh well, details, details.
American cars in the 60's and 70's were made for the open road.
Day trips going 80 down the highway with the radio blasting and not a care in the world.
Drag racing with friends and betting a few bucks, or beers.
Driving down to the gravel pit for a dip on a hot day.
NOT:
inching down an alley way three centimeters wider than the car, which wasn't much bigger than a matchbox car to start with...
NOT:
having a turning radius capable of making a U-turn in such alleys
and
NOT:
turning the radio off to yell in jibberish that the guy with his hood popped and smoke billowing is a moron who doesn't know how to drive...
don't you love Europeans?
Originally posted by huckleberryhoundWe don't have that car here in the U.S.
Yeah, you're lucky they gave you stearing wheels atall, they should just've made the driving seat swivel so you could drive back without turning the car.
I had a great drive today, enjoying the first sunny day of the year, and here where the roads have curves, it is way cooler being able to duck, dive, and weave in between the traffic. I love my litle car, and i know that i will get my dream car....maybe in two years 🙂
Glad to hear you had a good drive Huck!
Spring is in the air here also!
Crocus have bloomed and Tulips have popped out of the ground already! yea!
😵
Originally posted by rubberjaw30Which episode of noddy did you use for your research ?
right---
NOT:
inching down an alley way three centimeters wider than the car, which wasn't much bigger than a matchbox car to start with...
NOT:
having a turning radius capable of making a U-turn in such alleys
and
NOT:
turning the radio off to yell in jibberish that the guy with his hood popped and smoke billowing is a moron who doesn't know how to drive...
don't you love Europeans?
Germany has the fastest motorways in the world....no speed limit.
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Originally posted by mlpriorIt's actually small car of the year, and having saw it close up i think it's a wee smasher. I just hope i don't produce a family before i have the joy of owning one 😕
We don't have that car here in the U.S.
Glad to hear you had a good drive Huck!
Spring is in the air here also!
Crocus have bloomed and Tulips have popped out of the ground already! yea!
😵
edit...
http://www.sportcompactcarweb.com/features/0610sccp_suzuki_swift_sport/
Originally posted by huckleberryhoundDoes it have a back seat?
It's actually small car of the year, and having saw it close up i think it's a wee smasher. I just hope i don't produce a family before i have the joy of owning one 😕
edit...
http://www.sportcompactcarweb.com/features/0610sccp_suzuki_swift_sport/