Miata is always the answer.
In this case, the question would have been - which one of these cars would not survive an accident with the other?
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Miata is always the answer.
In this case, the question would have been - which one of these cars would not survive an accident with the other?
IDK, I don't think that truck could hit the Miata, I feel like the Miata would just slip right under it
You might be right; only looking at losing the windshield, soft-top and driver.. all easily replaceable parts, IMO!
Now imagine both on a highway and the Miata rear-ending the truck. In EU underride guards are mandatory, but in the US... I'm not sure.
I've never heard of an underride guard, so yea they're probably not required in the US. brb, off to Google it
Edit: yea they're only required on commercial trucks and vehicles, so massive semis, not personal trucks like this one
I bet PPB doesn't mind, if they were called about it they'd be like high fiving the owner like "hell yeah brother that's how we do it in Battle Ground fuck these Portland libs!"
But can you fit four 200kg people in the Miata?
I'm working my way back from 125kg, it was miserable living that heavy. I can't imagine being 200kg.
One of my coworkers has something like this, big ass 150 thats bigger than our parking spaces that fit 12 seater vans. He's got 4 kids, lives in town and regularly complains about struggling to pay bills. No shit dumbass all your money is tied up in liabilities and he takes any excuse to skip work he can get.
Love Miatas!
Denali neighbor must have a small dick.
I just wish we could return late 1800 transportation methods.. like soo roads are obnoxiously too long.
I'm glad we don't have horse crap everywhere. Thats disgusting and a health risk.
Why isn't he compelled to park down a mineshaft? Lots of room down there.
You could ALMOST Christmas Vacation that Miata under the Denali.
Lentils may well be helpful in this situation also.
Everything’s bigger in texa… err. Portland?
Trucks parked like that are just begging for some good keying