Message from @Sediment
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I don't think so, they always have even before the jump to diesels
But there's plenty in Europe?
like I remember diesels back in the early 90s needing more attention than petrols
They just won't (or rather can't) bring them here.
though fewer people bought them
it was the late 90s and early 00s that europe really jumped on diesels
Like I said at the start, I get _why_ they don't bring them here.
Well if you were a salesman trying to convince me to buy a diesel vehicle I am not sold.
And diesels do have some objective disadvantages. It's a limited niche.
Lol I'm not.
I just like diesels.
Do you also like putting things in your bum
It's like someone trying to talk me into buying a miata.
I just don't _get_ the appeal, really. You couldn't talk me into it. Ever.
TF is this bullshit?
It looks like a catfish
well the appeal of the miata is it has a fantastic chassis and feels great to drive
It's the GTR 50 by Italdesign, you're a few weeks late, they showed that at goodwood.
it's also a reasonably cheap rwd option
You just don't have the facts to do so
Because there aren't any.
So you would never consider the 944 or Miata, two classic examples of cars for people who actually want to enjoy driving.
But you want the diesel Cruze?
Does the idea of a light nimble car that can fly around corners with a high revving engine have no appeal to you?
Since it's uncomfortable and too small, not really
How large are you?
What does that have to do with it?
the miata isn't uncomfortable unless you're over 300lbs
I could fit
It's still too small. I don't like it.
Well then how is it too small?
have you driven one?
What does that have to do with it?
No. Because that would require me to get in one.
I mean you just said your reason for not wanting it is that it's uncomfortable and too small, your size would have everything to do with that.
I don't like cars that are too small, beyond a certain point. It's just uncomfortable.
I've been in an SLK before.
You do not see that as being related to your own size?
Too