If this was the US someone would have ended shot.

Yep. You could find one of these for 2000 euros on the side of the road in Europe(2500 usd?)

Question is... is it designed to go over 65mph?

FWD, 1.4 liter inline 4, 74hp of eastern European glory. And guess what! It comes with a manual. Also dirt cheap.

How can you not mention Turbo Diesel Runaway? Basically the seals in the turbo fail and oil gets into the engine, causing it to rev out of control. The only way to stop this is to put it into a high gear and drop the clutch in order to stall it. But at highway speeds that may be impossible. In the end your engine…

This:

I use Toyo both for winter and summer tires. They are not very expensive, but have amazing grip. Never had a problem. The Toyo Snowprox I use during winter got me out of places you would not believe. My father uses Goodyear, some expensive ones. I drove both cars to the limit and i can say they are on par, even though…

Of course they like it, that’s why they are on strike... oh... wait...

You missed the ARO 10. It was a milder version of the classic ARO and not that great http://car—reviews.com/content/aro-10.html , aaaand, the cream of the crop: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARO_M461 - they are much older, rarer and very saught after. And of course, expensive (at least those in goood shape).

Isn’t it somehow unconstitutional to forbid me to sell the goods I manufacture directly?

And then they ruined the cute front with the facelift... just like Octavia now... I see a pattern here...

How naive can you guys be? In eastern europe, it’s weird when you find a used car with odometer data NOT tampered with! Around here, when you buy a second hand car, fist thing you do is check if the km read is real. And usually is NOT! :))