5 spd for the win. There is just something wonderful about driving an econobox with a stick. Call it minimalism, slumming, or lunacy but I dig it.
It's slow, boring, looks hideous, and is very slow. I love it! Always wanted an early 90s piece of shit Geo Metro. This seems to be the spiritual successor. It's a 5-spd manual. Got it for a little over $12K.
5 spd for the win. There is just something wonderful about driving an econobox with a stick. Call it minimalism, slumming, or lunacy but I dig it.
+25 spd for the win. There is just something wonderful about driving an econobox with a stick. Call it minimalism, slumming, or lunacy but I dig it.
Uh, the MPG problem exists between the seat and the pedal.
I probably would have ended up with just that very thing when I was looking for a new DD a couple of months ago if they were available outside of Oregon/California. I was jazzed about the possibility of not buying gas ever. I considered a Spark with the CVT, but ended up with a Sonic RS. The first "econo-box" I've ever owned, but oddly I think it just might be my favorite vehicle for some reason.My friend has the electric version and it scoots really nice! But it's a lot more expensive.
I drive very economically.
I would disagree with that. If you get 25mpg from an 85hp 2300lb car, something is very uneconomical about your driving.
25mpg is probably about what I get in my 150hp 2900lb car. Which is already known for somewhat bad gas mileage for its class. And I don't drive 'economically.'