Dook status
nortaP
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Re: Dook status
Haha keep talkin and I'll keep not givin a fuck. I don't race between stoplights because I'm not a ricer faggot, and I care more about my car's looks than it's performance, I know my car in it's current form will never be fast. I should probably stop this conversation though before you get too mad. 
I won't make any more completely valid points about the flaws of the precious Smart, which is now apparently the be all end all of the automotive world.
I won't make any more completely valid points about the flaws of the precious Smart, which is now apparently the be all end all of the automotive world.https://www.vadriven.com/forums/showthread.php?t=359012
SHAKESHAKESHAKESHAKE
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From: Western
Re: Dook status
Now I remember you, You're that retard that started this thread:
https://www.vadriven.com/forums/showthread.php?t=359012
https://www.vadriven.com/forums/showthread.php?t=359012
ATGATT
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From: Wangan
Re: Dook status
The ti cost twice as much because you get twice as much space, twice as much power and basically the same fuel efficiency. I'm not saying I hate it, I just don't see the point in making a two-seater with no storage space just to gain an insignificant amount of fuel efficiency. Seems stupid to me, but apparently if I don't like it everyone else suddenly want to play devil's advocate.
SHAKESHAKESHAKESHAKE
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From: Western
Re: Dook status
It serves a purpose. Old people need to get around and are greatly benefited by the convenience of a warranty. They don't really do anything, so they don't need to carry anything. Their families never visit them, so they don't need more than 2 seats. They do live on fixed incomes, so cheap is very important. I think it's a fine car for old people.
ATGATT
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From: Wangan
Re: Dook status
Ahhhh, a good point, except that old people wouldn't buy it. I have actually talked to my great aunt (70) and my grandmother (75) about trading in their Cadillacs and getting Minis instead and neither said they would "even ride in one of those deathraps, let alone buy one" Because cars were so big when they first started driving they don't understand crumple zones and all this new safety built into smaller cars, to them small=dangerous.
SHAKESHAKESHAKESHAKE
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From: Western
Re: Dook status
hmmm, well maybe it's just cause they (my grandma and aunt) are too old for the Smart then. I really wish more old people would buy like Smarts or Minis though, old people in Buicks or Cadillacs are just like guided missiles with glaucoma.
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Re: Dook status
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