What car do you drive?
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GM Corsa Super Sport. That's not my car in the pic, but both are identical, except the wheels.
Hate Corsas, chav car if ever I saw one.
hockeywarrior
FNG / Fresh Meat
2000 Chrysler Cirrus Lxi sedan over here! This pic is not of MY car, but it is the same make, model, and color.
Well, I say it's a damn fine car for a 19-year old like me
. I've never been into cars that much, but it pleases all my needs and has never given any problem to me (although it needs a bit of maintenance since the third gear is jamming a bit once in a while). Perhaps Corsas in UK are different, but down here they are among the best hatchbacks available of average price.
Maybe you should watch more Top Gear then. And Corsas in the UK are different because they are made by Vauxhall and not Opel.
And I guess hockeywarrior is not from Schnecksville
And I guess hockeywarrior is not from Schnecksville
Only if you don't have room for a normal sized car.
(mostly because you must use high-octane & can't fit more than 2 grocery bags in one and zero if you have a passenger)
(mostly because you must use high-octane & can't fit more than 2 grocery bags in one and zero if you have a passenger)
They make good wheel chocks.
For any purpose aside from a wheel chock, I wouldn't recommend them. Get a VW with a diesel. They get excellent fuel mileage.
Smart cars are only smart in short distance, city driving. Mainly because of parking. It's too small. Crumple zones are virtually non-existent. In almost any accident it's basically a rolling death trap. Like the pic above, saving gas just isn't worth ^^that much.
BTW, the driver in that crash was cut in half. According to the story he was texting while driving.
BTW, the driver in that crash was cut in half. According to the story he was texting while driving.
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That is absolutely true. Since motorcycles are not nearly as safe as cars, you don't want to start out on the road on a bike. Learn the in's and out's of driving safely first in a car, then after a few years, if you still want a motorcycle, then apply for a motorcycle license.
And I drive a 1998 Jeep Cherokee Sport, the pic isn't my car, but its the same model and color, but mine has a blue light bar on top
Good roadcraft, perception on the road, and knowledge of the roads you will use will help immeasurably with riding a motorcycle - had I jumped straight on a bike without driving first I can think of 3-4 situations that could possibly have ended up with me being seriously injured or killed.
Edit - And I have been hurt
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