I certainly didn't anticipate this article on Substack, but I'm here for this! I cannot even understand why anyone would buy one of these to use it within the city, and nobody can prove to me that these are their only car, especially if they could afford one. Mmm-mmm, no.
As I have a dream to own land and live further away from well-paved roads, I have an intention to own a trusty old Pajero or something for utility, to transport manure and stuff I wouldn't dare to put in my wagon.
So believable. The adverts are now appealing to couples and families who want adventure but will only drive in suburbia most of the time. Great point made David. Keep thinking everyone
I certainly didn't anticipate this article on Substack, but I'm here for this! I cannot even understand why anyone would buy one of these to use it within the city, and nobody can prove to me that these are their only car, especially if they could afford one. Mmm-mmm, no.
As I have a dream to own land and live further away from well-paved roads, I have an intention to own a trusty old Pajero or something for utility, to transport manure and stuff I wouldn't dare to put in my wagon.
Other than that? I'd never.
As someone on the otherside , when the MVA occurred, I don't understand how these are allowed on road.
They terrify me.
They obscure other drivers around them.
So unnecessary in our city.
So believable. The adverts are now appealing to couples and families who want adventure but will only drive in suburbia most of the time. Great point made David. Keep thinking everyone