Quirky cars today

[TwigtheWonderkid]

Frances The Mute said:

The poor spatial awareness will no doubt be down to the sea-sickness one gets from actually driving it.

Horrible, fetid turd of a car.

I have a Cactus. It's not perfect but overall it's very good. Certainly no sea sickness. The ride is poor at low speed over bad surfaces but that aside it's very comfortable.

[RosscoPCole]

The original BMW Mini Clubman. Barn doors at the back. Suicide door on the drivers side. Is it an estate or shooting brake? It is much quirkier than the current version.

[Frances The Mute]

TwigtheWonderkid said:

Frances The Mute said:

The poor spatial awareness will no doubt be down to the sea-sickness one gets from actually driving it.

Horrible, fetid turd of a car.

I have a Cactus. It's not perfect but overall it's very good. Certainly no sea sickness. The ride is poor at low speed over bad surfaces but that aside it's very comfortable.

It's too oversprung and rolls excessively in corners. I genuinely felt ill after my first journey in it.

[spookly]

RosscoPCole said:

The original BMW Mini Clubman. Barn doors at the back. Suicide door on the drivers side. Is it an estate or shooting brake? It is much quirkier than the current version.

Don't confuse quirky with fugly.

[TwigtheWonderkid]

Frances The Mute said:

TwigtheWonderkid said:

Frances The Mute said:

The poor spatial awareness will no doubt be down to the sea-sickness one gets from actually driving it.

Horrible, fetid turd of a car.

I have a Cactus. It's not perfect but overall it's very good. Certainly no sea sickness. The ride is poor at low speed over bad surfaces but that aside it's very comfortable.

It's too oversprung and rolls excessively in corners. I genuinely felt ill after my first journey in it.

Done 17K miles in mine and never felt that. Handles fine in corners.