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this post was submitted on 12 Dec 2024
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Lol I don't understand why people want wide cars. There are so many instances where having a narrow car saved me from some dinguses crossing the center line
You're stuck in the "defensive driving" mindset -- You gotta go offensive to keep safe. The Chevy Stretch offers significantly greater total mass than even large trucks, and a lower center of gravity. Now you'll be the one crossing the center line, striking fear into the hearts of the sensible!
All things considered, stability and six full seats? Look up Fiat Multipla.
Some people have an exaggerated and/or completely broken sense of personal space, and how that keeps them "safe".
Well in lots of the usa we only have wide ass roads.
Yeah that's not true at all. Someone hasn't driven on the backroads near me.