What's with the dinky cars?

[jackknife]

Bandit, you are right. I'm just glad that the market is doing at least something.

[Highwayman]

Those things look like pregnant roller skates.

[jackknife]

Ha! They do. They seem almost worth it though.

[Highwayman]

Ha! They do. They seem almost worth it though.

Depends how much you drive and if you’re due for a car anyway. In my case I have several years left in my truck and price of a new car would take years to be offset by the fuel savings.

[Bubba]

We tried one out for the Car Washes. Great fuel mileage, around 55 on the one we tried. I think the one we tried was around 7 grand, had a scissor lift and also a dump box.

What is the top speed on those? Is it around 40-50 MPH?

[Tee]

I saw one last week when I was in Kansas City... Looked cool!

[K C Muffin]

I see 'em cruisin' around up here quite a bit. I shiver when I see 'em on the interstate. I keep thinkin' no self-respecting parent would put their kid in one, but it does look like a lot of fun! I suspect the reason we're seeing more is the back-to-school thing. Parents don't want to pay for the car plus the high insurance for a teenager plus the gas. These aren't priced too bad. The liability part of the insurance premium ought to be pretty good - there's no way it could total another car if you had an at-fault accident in one. Course there's that little coverage for injuries to people in your car......:wasted:

[Bubba]

Those aren't the one's I've seen around town. Those might be highway legal, I don't know anything about those.

[Highwayman]

This small car stuff reminds me of the song In a Yugo.

Turn up the volume and follow the link.

In A Yugo (Elvis song parody)

[lowflight]

I have not seen tags on the ones running around town lately, which I thought was illegal! You can bet your butt if I drove my car down a city street without a tag on it I would be stopped and cited!

They are required to get a "city" tag from city hall