Latest Breaking News

twodogsbarking

(17,191 posts)

35. I had a yellow one, same thing. Weighed about 1400 lbs. 40 mpg, 803 cc although called 850.

Reply to Woodwizard (Reply #19)

Sat Dec 6, 2025, 10:39 AM

8 hrs ago

Top speed was about 70. Hills were fine going down. We are old my friend. Fix It Again Today. FIAT.

Edit history

Please sign in to view edit histories.

Recommendations

0 members have recommended this reply (displayed in chronological order):

44 replies

= new reply since forum marked as read

Highlight:

Trump says he approved the making of Japanese 'tiny cars' to be sold in the US [View all] Polybius 18 hrs ago OP

Something like that might be good for my situation. But was it something that was actually being held up previously? Silent Type 18 hrs ago #1

How do they fare when collided with those 2-3+ ton behemoths he also insists be sold in the US? RockRaven 18 hrs ago #2

Mostly better than a Raccoon Strelnikov_ 10 hrs ago #24

I was wondering, Bayard 5 hrs ago #42

I assume he's lying. Hassler 18 hrs ago #3

Don't need your approval, mushroom dick! NM Grins 18 hrs ago #4

Ultimately, yes. Igel 3 hrs ago #43

many of those van types in Hawaii but they are all right hand drive as they do in Japan msongs 17 hrs ago #5

"Kei trucks" are only a small proportion of "kei jidousha" in Japan RazorbackExpat 17 hrs ago #6

Honda makes a neat little Kei convertible...660 cc . I've had motorcycle bigger than this.. but it is WAY cool. mitch96 6 hrs ago #40

It Would Be Fun MissouriDem47 17 hrs ago #7

K cars are not allowed on interstate highways, essentially Tetrachloride 17 hrs ago #9

My daughter has a Kei car from Japan Onthefly 8 hrs ago #34

About the same as seing a motorcycle. Woodwizard 11 hrs ago #19

I had a yellow one, same thing. Weighed about 1400 lbs. 40 mpg, 803 cc although called 850. twodogsbarking 8 hrs ago #35

I hit 95 in mine Woodwizard 8 hrs ago #36

I occaionally squeezed myself and two others in. Was better when it was two females. twodogsbarking 7 hrs ago #38

Cappuccino Tetrachloride 17 hrs ago #8

Try to get insurance for the little death coffins. Mawspam2 17 hrs ago #10

OJ Caesar's tiny car. generalbetrayus 16 hrs ago #11

Something is off here. What are these? Glorified golf carts? Raven123 16 hrs ago #12

No. Kei vehicles are subcompact cars/trucks, slightly smaller than the 1990s Geo Tracker Eugene 14 hrs ago #16

B/c of their size and weight in Japan they get a tax and insurance break. nt mitch96 6 hrs ago #41

The next thing I expect from Trump LilElf70 15 hrs ago #13

Illegals? Like 34-count felons? Orrex 12 hrs ago #17

Good one LilElf70 10 hrs ago #22

"Building Kei trucks in the U.S. would also require alterations to federal motor vehicle safety standards" progree 15 hrs ago #14

This is why he did it. Someone told him no. travelingthrulife 9 hrs ago #30

Good luck getting insurance on them Raven123 1 hr ago #44

Know your audience dipshit! BidenRocks 15 hrs ago #15

My old neighbor had one NickB79 11 hrs ago #18

His MAGA base has resoundingly rejected small sedans for giant trucks and SUVs. tanyev 11 hrs ago #20

IF this even comes fruition kkmarie 9 hrs ago #25

Oh, yes, I remember the MAGA crowd Diamond_Dog 9 hrs ago #27

They also at one time rejected electric cars Polybius 9 hrs ago #32

Are they street-safe, or are they mostly for farm-use and residential (gated-community) use? QueerDuck 11 hrs ago #21

What about Smart Cars then? Polybius 9 hrs ago #33

Lower center of gravity? I know that they are bigger than the Smart Cars in Germany... QueerDuck 6 hrs ago #39

The traffic issues alone would create a huge problem. LilElf70 10 hrs ago #23

These do not meet U.S. safety standards. Diamond_Dog 9 hrs ago #26

I'm amazed he doesn't import the Trabant Turbineguy 9 hrs ago #28

Florida legalized golf carts on public roadways throughout the state. sop 9 hrs ago #29

OK, question for those who know: Polybius 9 hrs ago #31

Counters market trends newdeal2 7 hrs ago #37