... so why bother "camo"ed it?
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btw: pics were take on 60 fwy, in Los Angeles.
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btw: pics were take on 60 fwy, in Los Angeles.
Originally posted by: krunchykrome
I would totally get one if it was under $10K and it got 40+ mpg
Originally posted by: Jassi
They certified that tin can for highway driving?
Originally posted by: brandonbull
Originally posted by: Jassi
They certified that tin can for highway driving?
someone by my work has been driving one for months.
where do you put groceries or other large items?
Originally posted by: JeffreyLebowski
Originally posted by: brandonbull
Originally posted by: Jassi
They certified that tin can for highway driving?
someone by my work has been driving one for months.
where do you put groceries or other large items?
You don't.
Originally posted by: brandonbull
Originally posted by: JeffreyLebowski
Originally posted by: brandonbull
Originally posted by: Jassi
They certified that tin can for highway driving?
someone by my work has been driving one for months.
where do you put groceries or other large items?
You don't.
sounds very useful
Originally posted by: LoKe
Kind says "Hey, look at me, I'm new!"
Originally posted by: JeffreyLebowski
Originally posted by: brandonbull
Originally posted by: Jassi
They certified that tin can for highway driving?
someone by my work has been driving one for months.
where do you put groceries or other large items?
You don't.
Originally posted by: sniperruff
Originally posted by: JeffreyLebowski
Originally posted by: brandonbull
Originally posted by: Jassi
They certified that tin can for highway driving?
someone by my work has been driving one for months.
where do you put groceries or other large items?
You don't.
there is still a trunk in the back. you rent a U-Haul when you want to carry large items.
and for those of you who don't know anything about this car, it smashed a BMW 5-series like a comet in a crash test, and the chassis came out in one piece. no bending at all.
Originally posted by: kmr1212
Originally posted by: sniperruff
Originally posted by: JeffreyLebowski
Originally posted by: brandonbull
Originally posted by: Jassi
They certified that tin can for highway driving?
someone by my work has been driving one for months.
where do you put groceries or other large items?
You don't.
there is still a trunk in the back. you rent a U-Haul when you want to carry large items.
and for those of you who don't know anything about this car, it smashed a BMW 5-series like a comet in a crash test, and the chassis came out in one piece. no bending at all.
that thing can tow?
Wouldn't that be bad? It means the car didn't absorb any of the impact and that the occupant got thrown around hard.Originally posted by: sniperruff
Originally posted by: JeffreyLebowski
Originally posted by: brandonbull
Originally posted by: Jassi
They certified that tin can for highway driving?
someone by my work has been driving one for months.
where do you put groceries or other large items?
You don't.
there is still a trunk in the back. you rent a U-Haul when you want to carry large items.
and for those of you who don't know anything about this car, it smashed a BMW 5-series like a comet in a crash test, and the chassis came out in one piece. no bending at all.
Originally posted by: AmdEmAll
What are the specs on it?
Originally posted by: sniperruff
Originally posted by: kmr1212
Originally posted by: sniperruff
Originally posted by: JeffreyLebowski
Originally posted by: brandonbull
Originally posted by: Jassi
They certified that tin can for highway driving?
someone by my work has been driving one for months.
where do you put groceries or other large items?
You don't.
there is still a trunk in the back. you rent a U-Haul when you want to carry large items.
and for those of you who don't know anything about this car, it smashed a BMW 5-series like a comet in a crash test, and the chassis came out in one piece. no bending at all.
that thing can tow?
well, can any compact sedan tow?