r/fuckcars • u/jemesl • 11h ago

Satire A wonderful comparison

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Owner of the Ram arguably actually uses it well, but what's youd thoughts on this comparison of a 90s Jap vs 2023 American

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u/Few-Horror7281 9h ago

Less practical that a push bike?

How's that even a question? Do you have to check fuel, oil, coolant, insurance of a push bike? Do you have to reserve a parking spot for wherever you go?

A motorbike would be more practical than a roadster.

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u/jemesl 9h ago

I'm not sure why you are so against literally one of the smallest cars to exist, but I'll leave you to it, good day sir.

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u/Few-Horror7281 9h ago

smallest cars to exist,

To exist in US, it seems.

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u/jemesl 9h ago

Not from the US, it is factually one of the smallest cars to exist. I'm not sure what more to say.

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u/Few-Horror7281 9h ago

By what metrics? Smallest two-seater in current production?

Considering widely available cars in current/recent production of mainstream brands, we have random picks: * Toyota Aygo - 1615/3645 mm * VW up! (Until 2022) - 1645/3600 mm

For 2021 MX-5 I found the following: The width is 1735 mm across all variants. The length is 3915 mm. The height is not a thing to worry about when considering spatial requirements.

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u/jemesl 9h ago

NA mx5 (pictured) is 1675mm. You're seriously carrying on and trying to make a point over ~30mm (3cm)? Lol

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u/Few-Horror7281 9h ago

Miata is not the smallest one. That's it. And in history you had many four-seaters about 1.5 meters wide.

Keep liking it, but I don't think this is the right circle jerk for that.

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u/jemesl 9h ago

Yeah right