Just picked it up this week
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sorry but got to LOL at that.As the title says, let's see what everyone's driving :smile2:
Not my only rides, but here's what I'm in most days:
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I'm not bein a jaggoff so don't take these questions the wrong way.As the title says, let's see what everyone's driving :smile2:
Not my only rides, but here's what I'm in most days:
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1) what is it?
2) do you get nervous if there's a truck behind you on the highway?
3) I'll assume it's battery operated. How don't the batteries crack at 30 below?
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I laugh at myself most days too :grin2:
1) Smart Fortwo. It's a micro car manufactured by Mercedes Benz. I've got 5 of them.
2) Nope. I drove most of those home when I bought them (went to a metropolitan city to pick them up). The drive home is ~1,500 miles one way. When driving, you actually don't notice how small the car is. The inside is as roomy as a small Civic, or Focus. Where the car lacks space is behind you (small trunk and no rear seats).
3) Nope, gas. 1.0L 3 cylinder gas engine. And yes, they do start at -30 degrees. Here's a pic of the coldest weather I've driven it in, and yes, that is frost on the gauge cluster protective plastic:
Let's just hope she doesn't decide to peruse puff to see what it's all about lol.. Otherwise I think you are safe. 14 years though... Think you found a keeper there.She would kill me for this. Had her for 14 years, ridin hard some days and easy other days. Regular maintenance has kept her in decent shape.
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Some guy had one at work. It was battery but it looked even smaller in person. I couldn't imagine passing a tractor trailer in that..I laugh at myself most days too :grin2:
1) Smart Fortwo. It's a micro car manufactured by Mercedes Benz. I've got 5 of them.
2) Nope. I drove most of those home when I bought them (went to a metropolitan city to pick them up). The drive home is ~1,500 miles one way. When driving, you actually don't notice how small the car is. The inside is as roomy as a small Civic, or Focus. Where the car lacks space is behind you (small trunk and no rear seats).
3) Nope, gas. 1.0L 3 cylinder gas engine. And yes, they do start at -30 degrees. Here's a pic of the coldest weather I've driven it in, and yes, that is frost on the gauge cluster protective plastic:
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