Run perfectly means it still runs and you're able to do all basic stuff you want, that are things you can’t exactly say about my last vastly more expensive configurated notebooks. They all shot themselves at some time. Sure it’s far away from fast or remotely capable, I am just impressed it never grenaded itself.

I advised my girlfriend to buy a Dell inspirion 640 in 2005, we are now married and it still runs perfectly as our beater pc on Windows 98. Beat that Apple!

It’s nothing we should look forward to. It’s just a downward spiral in motion: Cars with normal ride height aren’t less practical than these bloated monsters with more weight and a bigger area you have to push through the wind. Their only advantage is visibility and the higher seating position, which only comes in…

The thing that always amazes me about those stories, is the way American houses seem to be built. It’s like there is no knowledge of the existence of brick an mortar.

In old 6 series BMWs there are compartments behind the optional backseat headrests.Those would do the trick just fine.

Yeah, only apart from the fact that the two most defining supercars of the 20th century had inline sixes...

I am European and I like it, when I saw it for the first time it seemed to me like a real life Hot Wheels car, what’s wrong with that? Personally I rather prefer American cars to be different, it’s more the trend to try to out-German the Germans which annoys me.

It's Wiesmann!

It’s “Ausfahrt”, be serious, we have no humour we aware of.

I once visited a dealer in Germany, who had four of these for sale apart from nearly every other car you may have dreamt about. There was even a Aston Martin Lagonda. The BMW 633 I was looking for was total junk though.

It has, it's heated!

You also can get the new Skoda superb with this feature, some VW Passat models had this as an extra, too.

Pulled trailer mobile homes seem to be the first choice in Europe to. I would think that the main difference lies in the accessibility of the camping grounds, over here you would have a hard time at a lot of places to get a big RV there. Especially if your favored camping ground is in South France or Italy as you…

No!

In Europe only these chassis are almost exclusively used as ambulances and the likes, and here they have to face much harder especially city driving requirements without being problematic.

That’s interesting, because in Europe it just seems to be the other way around, there seemed to be only a market for the aforementioned small RVs. Only in the recent years some people seem to buy larger “American style” RVs, also they are pretty much useless over here without at least an additional vehicle to take…

To my knowledge the prices of the models I referred to start slightly over 50.000€. So I just see nothing new in the vehicle in this article...

You can buy small RVs based on the sprinter, the fiat ducato, the VW Transporter, the mercedes transporter and others for decades over here in Europe. Is this really a new thing for you Americanites?

No, the kind of fear mongering xenophobic agenda which confuses the people who are fleeing with the people from whom those people are running.

As I said let’s start the fear mongering and xenophobia. It’s not the “liberals” who don’t get it, it’s people like you who don’t get the big picture. Like the fact that in spite of those horrific events with a lot of media coverage the world gets more peaceful over time. But you can’t prevent everything and if you…