One for eTimaGo: Citroen B/F and After

[tomato]

Originally Posted by Sabretooth

Europeans are "thrifty", vast majority have learned that it is easier to commute if you have a smaller car, that city life can be so much simpler with a small turning radius and short wheelbase. It is only now this concept of automotive living is becoming a reality here in the US. Just getting people to trade down to a lower cost and sometimes a slower car is a hard thing to grasp.
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Some of these smaller cars are not necessarily slower than my Yaris. I wish we had more small cars to choose from out here. Parking out here is getting more and more difficult

[SailDesign]

Originally Posted by tomato

Some of these smaller cars are not necessarily slower than my Yaris. I wish we had more small cars to choose from out here. Parking out here is getting more and more difficult

We have tourists in Jamestown who like to take up two spaces. With their Excursions and Hummers, etc.
So I parked nose-in behind one last night (still inside the half-space he'd left) when I went to get take-out. Pissed him off that he didn't have room to back up to get out without turning his wheel more than half a turn. I asked him to learn how to drive, or get used to being parked in. dork!

If it's tourist season, why can't we shoot them?