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attrapereves · 06-09-2015, 03:24 PM

I love smaller hatchbacks like the Yaris. The front seat room feels the same as a Corolla. My wife's newer Mazda 3 actually feels smaller up front than my Yaris.

However, the backseat room is quite different. Luckily we do not have kids. I love the hatchback with the seats removed for storage.

I see so many trucks on the road here, it's ridiculous. Most of them aren't even dirty. Unless you live on a farm or work construction, a truck is a waste of gas and money.

I bet truck and SUV sales have been going up since gas prices have declined. As soon as gas is up to $5/gallon, those people will be crying and trying to trade in their hunk for a smaller car.

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06-09-2015, 03:24 PM	#22
attrapereves Drives: 2010 Yaris 2dr 5spd Join Date: Jan 2015 Location: KCMO Posts: 78	I love smaller hatchbacks like the Yaris. The front seat room feels the same as a Corolla. My wife's newer Mazda 3 actually feels smaller up front than my Yaris. However, the backseat room is quite different. Luckily we do not have kids. I love the hatchback with the seats removed for storage. I see so many trucks on the road here, it's ridiculous. Most of them aren't even dirty. Unless you live on a farm or work construction, a truck is a waste of gas and money. I bet truck and SUV sales have been going up since gas prices have declined. As soon as gas is up to $5/gallon, those people will be crying and trying to trade in their hunk for a smaller car.