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Not just American cars. My Mercedes SUV just squeezes between most parking-space lines. It's hard to open the door when other cars are parked in the next spaces
by simonblack 4y ago
Not just American cars. My Mercedes SUV just squeezes between most parking-space lines. It's hard to open the door when other cars are parked in the next spaces.
I yearn for the days when I owned a real Mini: https://i.etsystatic.com/19141424/r/il/d27dc6/2416723291/il_794xN.2416723291_5npy.jpg https://i.etsystatic.com/19141424/r/il/d27dc6/2416723291/il_...
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- chitowneats 4y agoDon't buy one then?! I have no sympathy for those participating in the arms race.
- simonblack 4y agoWhen it comes to my SUV, I'm afraid I have been hoist by my own petard. For many decades, I used to throw shit at urban drivers of monstrosities like SUVs. Serves me right, that we were forced to get an SUV so we could put my wife's mobility-scooter in the cargo area. My personal preference is for small, nippy cars with tiny turning-circles that can fit in anywhere.
- red-iron-pine 4y agoMinivans exist for a reason mon ami
- simonblack 4y agoDon't think I haven't considered them. :) We jokingly say that we'll get a 'hearse' the next time. Turning circle and length is why I decide against them. "Hearse": https://carsales.pxcrush.net/carsales//cars/dealer/7vqz79av21dq70rqidstbpy6f.jpg?pxc_method=gravityfill&pxc_bgtype=self&pxc_size=720,480 https://carsales.pxcrush.net/carsales//cars/dealer/7vqz79av2...