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Sweet.
Now my question is wth are you driving? lol |
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A Daihatsu Mira Gino. Didn't think it was worth mentioning. It's a kei car which means it can't even pass kids riding tricycles, but my friend lets me borrow his shop loaner cars for free, so I can't complain. Here's a picture of it...along with my luggage. :P http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/m...0AC7E4026A.jpg http://i293.photobucket.com/albums/m...0ACF4A0B90.jpg |
Man those pics made me miss japan.. The kei cars "light automobile" are cars with small displacements and are tax exempt there, so pretty much alot of people own one or two and one white plate car.
how do you like driving on the other side of the road? |
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It's cool, the first time years ago was a bit intimidating, but I'm used to it since I used to live there and now I go twice a year either for business and/or seeing (future) in-laws. One embarrassing thing though is once I get into a car for the first time in months I sometimes hit the wipers instead of the turn signal, and as soon as I hop into a car back in the states, I make the same mistake during the first minute of driving or so. |
That's not restricted to Japanese cars - my RHD Legacy has the indicator stalk on the right, while the RHD BRZ has the indicator stalk on the left!
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