I drove one as a rental and it was atrocious. The transmission felt like it was going to drop out the bottom and would miss all the shift points. Even hit the rev limiter once because it refused to shift at full load. Interior is pretty bad too, even among Mitsubishi standards.

Front looks like an ugly alien.

I guess it's a relatively new model, but its expensive and ugly. Total opposite from the original mini remakes.

To me the front looks like a beluga, but ugly instead of cute.

The car is most likely white or silver. You can notice that the gold appearance is only on the highly lit areas. This looks gold because of the type of lighting.

Sometimes it is OK to be apologetic even if you weren't 100% wrong.

I really hope I misunderstood your statement. Otherwise I home you apologize.

My gF is also type one. Her current philosophy is that she can eat anything she want as long as she administers the correct insulin dose. But you have a point in that low carbs would make the fluctuations smaller.

At least he admits to being at fault. It's too often that you hear someone on a forum talk about how magically the tires broke loose and hit a curb. "there must have been something wrong with my suspension","someone put armor-all on my tires".....

Thats why I go park near an autopart so I can find any missing tools, parts and snacks.

In the middle of a roadtrip a few years back, I had to replace the alternator on my tacoma. Drove to Autozone, got the parts and tools, changed it (first time doing anything other than oil change) and since I was broke I returned the tool.

Now I am confused, are you talking about "coming in from the bottom" or how much of a pain it is to get to the spark plugs on a Subaru?

The real problems are the multi-day jobs when I live in the middle of the city parallel parked on the street. Even worst is the 10 mile bike ride to the nearest autopart and 15 mile ride to work.

True...until it is a family member and then natural selection seems more cruel.

WRONG!...it makes more sense if its aliens.

Does anyone ever read the article without jumping in to post?

My thoughts exactly. I would think that by now they would know if it is sitting on top of the floor/sediment or attached to bedrock.

I dont know what they are doing because part of the descripsion states...

the real one

Always loved this one since I first built the model as a kid.