Really?

vic46 wrote:
Perhaps my eyes do deceive me????????????????????????????? I sure can't see a tag on either of the MHs. That's a ticket waiting to be written I would suggest

It certainly would be around here.

Check out this to carry a smartcar Clicky

And then, when you get to the RV park, you don't need a golf cart to drive around in. You can just use the Smart car. It's about the same size.....

Where do you put the golf clubs:)

Really?

SURE!!!!!!!!!

Perhaps my eyes do deceive me????????????????????????????? I sure can't see a tag on either of the MHs. That's a ticket waiting to be written I would suggest

oldmattb wrote:
I thought the whole idea of the car was to be able to perpendicular park on urban streets. I was surprised that they are not commonly used that way, and they get worse mileage than my four-door, huge trunk, safe at 80 MPH Toyota Echo.

Matt B

Nose-in parking at the curb is the reason for the popularity of these mini-cars in large European cities, where it is either permitted, or where parking is poorly enforced (like Rome, where Smart cars often end up in spaces designated for motor scooters). Some countries simply don't allow this parking trick anywhere, and in other places, like U.S., it is up to local governments to decide what to allow.

Saw one like it in Quartzsite this year. And at the tent they were selling a similar setup for carrying a RAZR.

Bill

oldmattb wrote:
I thought the whole idea of the car was to be able to perpendicular park on urban streets. I was surprised that they are not commonly used that way, and they get worse mileage than my four-door, huge trunk, safe at 80 MPH Toyota Echo.

Matt B

Uh, our Smart will run 90MPH all day, has a fully enclosed steel cage, stability control, anti-lock brakes, and eight (yes 8) air bags. Yeah, we only get 45 MPG, but we carry it on the Volvo and it gets really good mileage there!

That one by the RR track is a Canadian 1st Gen.

I thought the whole idea of the car was to be able to perpendicular park on urban streets. I was surprised that they are not commonly used that way, and they get worse mileage than my four-door, huge trunk, safe at 80 MPH Toyota Echo.

Matt B