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This car is ugly for you? (Maybe Golf Version 6 is not available in the US?)

I see... different tastes. For most Europeans, most american cars are very ugly.
Beside some Chevrolet models.


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I enjoy a good muscle car too...I'd take a late-60s Camaro any day. Unfortunately, my wallet and the environment would NOT enjoy such a ride! (Im still waiting for my uncle to fix up his '67 Camaro. He's promised that when he does, I can take it for a spin. Unfortunately, he's been saying he's going to fix it for years...)on line abortion pill misoprostol dose abortion medical abortion pill onlineorder abortion pill abortion pill buy online where to buy abortion pillwhere to buy abortion pill http://blog.bitimpulse.com/template/default.aspx?abortion-types buy abortion pill online

AriesT Wrote: flamanar Wrote:Didn't know that, guy. Bummer since it's getting uber expensive here, too. :/ As far as crashes, I think everyone can differentiate between a larger, more solid car...and a tiny 'crunch-mobile'. 'Nuff said. LOL You also have to remember that I've been driving cars for: 35 years. LOL. My best auto I ever possessed was a 1969 GTO Judge. If ya have no idea what that is, I can't help ya ROFL It's a shame everyone can't have a chance to drive one. Just once. Some short counts from by fu *oops* ing home country: The Toyota Yaris (current version) with totally basic interieur and a 1.0 engine (70 PS) and 3-doors is about 12.000 Euros in Germany. Thats about 16.500 $. If you want to have 5-doors, AC, navigation, parking assistence and - of course - 6 gears you have to pay 16.000 Euros. Thats 22.000$. For a new Toyota Yaris 1.0L! Please have in mind that it is common here to switch the gears by hand and not automatically by the car. The gas prices are also HUGE here in Frankfurt. Americans complain about 3.50 dollars per gallon? Germans would laugh at you very loud. We have to pay 1.50 Euros per litre. Thats 8 Dollars per gallon. Now you know why driving a cheap and rather small car is better in Germany, especially for someone who earns average money for his/her job here. Of course you always see people driving the new germany-only BMW or Mercedes or VW cars which only reach 20 miles per gallon. However, that is a minority and you barely see SUVs or a Pickups on german streets. Is it permitted in the US.... to put some reflection / light stripes on your car like seen in Pimp My Ride? Or are these cars shown by MTV just for the show? This hybrid Yaris with some TRON Legacy stripes - AWESOME! In Germany it is only allowed to have tribals which have mat colors.

OMG dude! I didn't know it was so bad over there! Learn something new everyday.

Finding a manual transmission vehicle in the US....is not easy! Unless you're looking for a sports car or other type of vehicle in which a manual tranny is popular. The majority of US cars are automatic transmissions.

Reflective/light stripes? I'm thinking they wouldn't be allowed, at least in my state. Every state is different in what they allow as far as customizing goes. I would think anything with a matte color would be fine. Pin/paintstriping/flame decals etc. are ok. Around here, LED lights UNDER the car seem to be popular with the kids.

I'm surprised at how strict Germany is with pollution. Certain people can't drive into the city...because of what they drive? And people here wonder why others would NOT like to see the US adopt foreign policies! LOL

I do love sports cars. Older camaros, firebirds, mustangs, GTOs, etc. Once you drive them, you never forget. Then, everything feels SO much...................less. But times are changing, and cars are getting smaller. It's inevitable. I wonder how it will affect traffic fatality figures per year in the US as cars become more and more smaller?? Will they reduce the speed limits to compensate? Eek.

Ok. Don't wanna think about it anymore. I might lose sleep over it. LOL. Good luck over there and stay safe

flamanar Wrote: But times are changing, and cars are getting smaller. It's inevitable. I wonder how it will affect traffic fatality figures per year in the US as cars become more and more smaller?? Will they reduce the speed limits to compensate? Eek.

If everybody has a small car, then what is the risk increase? You're still looking at people with similar sized cars. It's when a Smart Car gets hit by a Hummer that you're going to have a problem. And, of course, a semi-truck or school bus is going to be bad news for ANYBODY.

But keep in mind cars are also getting safer all the time. A small car today may be better in a crash than a large one 30 years ago.

I thought it was an homage - interesting: you can even hear the 2011 Light Cycle start-up/rez-up sound near the end of the commercial. Guess you could say this is a follow-up of sorts to the Toyota Honda commercial that was done not too long ago.