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Rob said,
September 9, 2004 at 14:16
The smart forfour wishes it were a mini. And having Robbie Williams tout it doesn’t help in the coolness factor.
A Hermit said,
September 9, 2004 at 18:12
OT (as if there was a topic!):
Neiwert. Nail>Head
“It wasn’t, in other words, a Democratic administration that foolishly, through its own arrogance and incompetence, handed Al Qaeda leadership nearly everything it hoped for at nearly every step of the drama: a lax mindset regarding security, an escape through Pakistan, a gift invasion of Iraq that diverted precious resources from the serious work fighting terrorism, a mishandled occupation that provided a groundswell of recruitment.”
“Wrong leadership is not strong leadership.”
Vladi G said,
September 9, 2004 at 19:31
Actually, it doesn’t look all that different from my Civic SI, which I bought after looking into the Mini. Same horsepower, and about $5,000 cheaper than the Cooper S.
It is really nice to have a small car like that if you live in the city.
Rob said,
September 11, 2004 at 16:35
Any reason you went with the Si over the Acura RSX? I ask since I ended up with a 2004 RSX.
ahem said,
September 14, 2004 at 11:07
The A-Class isn’t at all new. At least not in the sane part of the world in which small cars aren’t taken to be a sign of effeminacy. Indeed, EasyCar had been renting them for years, though it’s now widened its fleet.
heinrichgompf said,
September 21, 2004 at 4:41
It’s always interesting to see Sacco-designed front ends. To me, everything from the Frieghtliner std cab down through the M-class and into the A-class (which is sort of like a Sprinter) looks strikingly similar. Not that that’s a bad thing…but will there be an (r)evolution?