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   Alexikakos said, 6 months ago

   Big frog, small pond.
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   William Pursell said, 6 months ago

   Aye they’re the perfect size for the Fink..in the case of a fatal crash…his car becomes his coffin.
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   Frogman_tg said, 6 months ago

   It’s more fun to ride on top anyway.
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   Tacopielvr said, 6 months ago

   I hate my Honda Fit, I couldnt drive a Smart car.
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   Larry said, 6 months ago

   ever notice how much the smart car looks like those kiddie cars attached to the front of shopping carts?
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   MPeters said, 6 months ago

   These must be the new “horseless carriages” I’ve heard about.
   
   I’d like to drive a Smart car sometime, but I would never want to own one.
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   Sturmmi14 said, 6 months ago

   The 10% rule, one should be at least 10% smarter than the equipment they are operating. No wonder “Smart Cars” aren’t selling….;-)
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   cdward said, 6 months ago

   @Sturmmi14

   Smart cars sell very well in Europe – and frankly, I drive one here in the US. I only need room for one (drive it mostly for work), though I have had very large people in my passenger seat (one guy 6’5", another over 300 lbs.). I’ve taken it cross country with no problems, get 42 mpg with regular unleaded, have hit a deer at 60 mph and was able to drive home – got rear-ended by a Jeep and was able to drive home, though the Jeep had to be towed. All in all, it’s not for everyone, but I’ve had mine for four years, and it’s been a good car for my purposes.
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   Hunter7 said, 6 months ago

   Smart Cars also have front and side airbags and their ‘cage’ is built to race car standards. Just remember – they are built by Mercedes.
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