mightyboosh
! They really are fun to drive. Are you gonna name it?
MoochNNoodles
, my husband has a basic Mini (not a fancy Mini S Countryman like this one 
), but I was just saying the other day how roomy it feels. And when we moved to Oregon from Colorado five years ago during a blizzard, Bertie (that’s his name) was a champ on the snowy roads. They’re surprisingly heavy for their size.
DH and I did a road trip with another couple in a PT Cruiser once. Basically everyone in their family is “big & tall” except the guys wife; but she was 6 months pregnant at the time. She and I slept in the back fine. We wouldn’t have been comfortable at all in my Neon.Oooo. Love it,
I think we discussed this before, since I rarely hear about Echos, but my son had one and loved it. He is 5'11, so not real issues with the height.
I drove a Mini two door hatchback for ten years. When it started getting rattly, I sold it and got a Mini Countryman. Been driving it for three years and love it.
I think we did. DH is 6’2” with his height in his torso. That Echo still had life in it when we traded it in and it was 12 years old. Super good gas mileage too! I don’t remember what ones he tried that were too short when we got rid of my neon in 2005. Maybe the Camry? I don’t think anyone local sells the minis for him to have tried that.
They're bigger than they look but having said that, I'm a shorty at 5' 8" so all cars are big enough for me.
Maybe. It's got to start with M. I'm open for suggestions.
Aw, I want a blue one now, it's lovely. I did contemplate that very colour scheme as it happens, it was 50/50 with me. In fact mine is black with gazillions of sparkly bits of blue embedded in it. It depends on the lighting conditions so when it's sunny you can see the blue sparkly bits better. When it's cloudy or twilight, it looks black or navy blue almost. That's why it's called Enigmatic black.
Hmm. Marlowe? After Raymond Chandler’s tough guy private detective Philip Marlowe, played by Humphrey Bogart and others.
