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I understand that they have a pretty good cage inside them, but I'd not want to be on an American freeway in one.
In Europe I've seen them park perpendicular to a curb (like a motorcycle), and strikes me as their main value.
 
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As a Midget owner who drives on the highway "people who live in glass houses......" (should change in the basement) :grin:
 
Ran across a comment on a car BBS once that said a survey of Smart car owners revealed the number one complaint about the was, Not big enough to haul a passenger and a load of groceries or other stuff. Which to me was a kind of "well, duh" moment...
 
Ran across a comment on a car BBS once that said a survey of Smart car owners revealed the number one complaint about the was, Not big enough to haul a passenger and a load of groceries or other stuff. Which to me was a kind of "well, duh" moment...

People seem amused that we have to hitch a trailer behind the Honda S2000 just to go to Costco shopping, that's as practical a car as we own. I think with a SmartCar, you need a trailer just to go through the drive-through line at Wendy's!
 
Yeah, I thought it might be. Not particularly fair. 70mph straight-on into concrete.
The trouble with a cage is that too much energy is transferred in... and opposed to more shock-absorption.
Still, pretty amazing survival on that passenger side!
 
LOL!!!
 
Another tragedy.
 

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