facepalmYou're going to have to link to that leak, because right now you sound like a crazy person.
The wife thinks they are just plain cute...
Me I`m scared to death to think what would happen if I hit one with my 2500HD...? :hmm: Some how just dont think it would work out to well...?
Are you sure those aren't the electric versions?
I think 94mpg would fastrack your financial recovery.
fortwo electric cannot be perfect, as the perfect electric car has already been invented
I've been wondering this since about 2007 when I bought my Insight.
I've been wondering this since about 2007 when I bought my Insight.
I have no idea why the Smart car is so popular, but it's a damn travesty that they sell so well when the original Insight did not.
I looked at them briefly when I was researching cars, saw their fuel economy, laughed, and never looked back.
Something so small should be getting 60MPG all day long.
A friend of mine has one of those and specifically bought it for environmental reasons, she wouldn't believe me when I said my TDI gets about 10 mpg more than hers does on the freeway commuting, lol.
A friend of mine has one of those and specifically bought it for environmental reasons, she wouldn't believe me when I said my TDI gets about 10 mpg more than hers does on the freeway commuting, lol.
Diesel still comes out ahead if you're just looking at carbon emission. Diesel is about 10% more carbon per volume, but it's not unusual for diesel vehicles to get 20-30% better mileage.So she bought it for mileage then, not environmental reasons. Did you do the extra added cost of a diesel vehicle plus added cost of diesel fuel math to see if you actually do better in the long run?
I looked at them briefly when I was researching cars, saw their fuel economy, laughed, and never looked back.Something so small should be getting 60MPG all day long.
So she bought it for mileage then, not environmental reasons. Did you do the extra added cost of a diesel vehicle plus added cost of diesel fuel math to see if you actually do better in the long run?
What's your real world mileage in that thing, if you don't mind my asking.
I've been wondering this since about 2007 when I bought my Insight.
I have no idea why the Smart car is so popular, but it's a damn travesty that they sell so well when the original Insight did not.
I looked at them briefly when I was researching cars, saw their fuel economy, laughed, and never looked back.
Something so small should be getting 60MPG all day long.
The original insight is a far better choice for a small two seater. Good mpg and actual usable space.
Clear cut example as any I can think of proving the efficacy of marketing.Yeah, that much was obvious.
It's really sad that they stopped making the 1st generation Insight in 2006.
Unfortunately that really limits them in today's market. They are still desirable, and are appreciating in value again with the spike in gas prices, but there are a lot of people that would not even consider a used car as a "new" car, even if it was the type of car they wanted and better in every way.
Even a CVT Insight is better than a Smart car. And they're selling 4800 units of these pieces of shit a year? FFFUUUUUUUU!!!!!
The Insight averaged about 2500 units a year from 2000 - 2006. A fucking shame.
Clear cut example as any I can think of proving the efficacy of marketing.
Yeah don't think you're going to find a better mpg car for cheaper really. Best suited to big cities where space is a premium. Of course there's plenty of idiots on the hwy and back-road county hwys - long as they drive the speed limit or stay out of the way, I don't really care.
http://www.fuelly.com/driver/eli29/insight
I can probably fit more in my car than a Smart car can, too. Though that isn't saying much, lol.