"i" Car vs forTwo
mreed8
08-06-2008, 01:34 AM
How do you guys like the Mitsubishi "i" Car (http://www.webridestv.com/videos/mod---mitsubishi--i--car-115009) compared to the Smart forTwo (http://www.edmunds.com/smart/fortwo/2008/index.html?mktcat=smart-fortwo-make-misspelling-proper&kw=smart+fortwo&mktid=ga38986359&gclid=CPT4_uvL-JQCFSY1agodfw9crQ)?
I like the "i" Car and its longer body.
Thoughts?
I like the "i" Car and its longer body.
Thoughts?
notebookcity
11-17-2008, 10:55 PM
How do you guys like the Mitsubishi "i" Car (http://www.webridestv.com/videos/mod---mitsubishi--i--car-115009) compared to the Smart forTwo (http://www.edmunds.com/smart/fortwo/2008/index.html?mktcat=smart-fortwo-make-misspelling-proper&kw=smart+fortwo&mktid=ga38986359&gclid=CPT4_uvL-JQCFSY1agodfw9crQ)?
I like the "i" Car and its longer body.
Thoughts?
I much prefer the i as well. Thinking of buying one here to use as a promo car for my business. Any ideas as to performance upgrades for the little MIVEC?
adrian from advertising link removed by Moderator.
I like the "i" Car and its longer body.
Thoughts?
I much prefer the i as well. Thinking of buying one here to use as a promo car for my business. Any ideas as to performance upgrades for the little MIVEC?
adrian from advertising link removed by Moderator.
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11-18-2008, 01:41 AM
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