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ah, yes, but what if your bike is actually the enduro made bu the big S? can it be called endure then?

/troll

I like the Fiesta.

Much smaller inside, but a much much better choice for dynamic driving.

Drive 'em both. Fit feels like a car and the Yaris feels like an empty pop can.

This. Gf owned a fit, first gen, which is still in the family and runs like a champ. No issues, loads of room, decent economy for a 1.4 cvt (7,3 l/100 km city in winter driving, 6 litres extraurban with some relaxed highway driving).

The 2nd gen is supposed to be quieter and more frugal still.

The yaris is like a pedal car, no matter the model year.

Eastern europe is predominatly roman catholic, while most of germany and scandinavia is protestant. During the cold war, eastern europe was behind the iron curtain, where any religion was almost banned. This is why these countries are firmly against anyone or anything that could threaten their national religion so to say.

In germany, the memory of the holocaust is still very much alive and germans almost seem to be afraid to be perceived as non-inclusive towards anyone. Also, since ww Two, germany mostly counted on gästarbeiters (guest workers) from Yugoslavia and Turkey to put up their economy. Migrations were founded by the governemt, incentives were given… Now, they started "importing" the workforce from the middle east. Unfortunately, everithyng started to go a bit wrong and the rest of europeans feel threatend. This hot pot of minor interests is seriously changing the climate in europe.

I live in slovenia, which is the eu's border country and one of the main entry points for immigrants to the eu. Suffice to say, that my fellow countrymen and women were never so divided in oppinion. So, as I said earlier in this thread, IF this is a planned trojan horse meant to destabilize a region, it IS working.

https://vimeo.com/

Get a benz G wagen. if youre gunna be sinking money into a black pit of depreciation at least get something cool

I am sure the depreciation won't be as bad as of a LR4, too.

You roll with that in the Dagobah System though and you will be beating off green women with a stick.

Good luck drag racing that TIE fighter.

My "new" car sucks balls in the slippy slidey arena (As in: No Fun)
RWD = Best, most fun
AWD = Can be fun too at least
FWD = Sucks a nut…always has sucked and still sucks

Summs it up nicely..

… their authority on the WC…

teheeee

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k1vKDM7wfiA

I would do it. Few things motivate more than a new bike. Maybe getting a new bike after a four month wait motivates even more.

FWIW I have a friend with a similar canyon and she is very happy with it.

…waiting for Kenn's defence of the Tesla…

Somehow I have the impression that Mercedes' don't cost much to run - their parts are pricey but they don't need 'em very often.

I have bought a used c class wagon 3 years ago. It was a former company car with complete service history. This didn't prevent age-related maintenance. As Zed stated, mercs don't go wrong often, but when they do, it's usually expensive.

Regular maintenance is the same as with any other car (honda, subaru), but if a part breaks, is suspension needs work.. that costs big money.