Would you buy a car that looked like this?

[yortsed snacilbuper]

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[Vinca]

1. It's too small for my purposes, but it's kind of cute. Is there a top for it?

[Initech]

2. Nope. I prefer a roof over my head while I'm driving, thanks!

[LAS14]

3. So what car is this? Are we all supposed to recognize it? nt

[yortsed snacilbuper]

6. Topless Fiat 500 Spiaggina

[Coventina]

4. It's adorable, but not practical for me.

If I didn't have a highway commute, it would be tempting.

[GoneOffShore]

5. Fiat 500. Cute but underpowered.

Especially if it's (yuck) automatic. Wouldn't mind seeing it with the Abarth set-up. Then it would be worth driving.
We've seen the 500 all over France and England this summer. Great for city driving, but I'm not fond of them on the highway.

[Pope George Ringo II]

8. I've driven one of the base models.

I still have no idea what the pedal on the right does.

[GoneOffShore]

16. It whips the hamsters.

[yonder]

30. good urn, made me laugh.

[Pope George Ringo II]

7. If I were going to do a Fiat 500, I'd do one with some kind of roof.

Maybe if I lived in Phoenix, or LA, or Valencia, I'd think about the Jolly/Spiaggina. But even then, I'm just not sure how practical it is without even much of a windshield.

[Shrike47]

9. Too small and low to the ground for me so no.

[JustAnotherGen]

10. I test drove one on a windy

Day in February 2017.

I ended up getting a Beetle Turbo.

Now - that car? In Italy my husband found a pink one with the wicker basket seats in good condition. That's my car to knock around Acri in - and it's a real rip doozy bringing it back to life!

I drive I-78 and I 95 and 287 every day - that car is not good for that commute.

[underpants]

11. Yes but with a windshield.

[htuttle]

12. Yes

I'd wear a helmet and think of it as a quadricycle.

[Totally Tunsie]

13. Death trap...just like the Smart Car. No thanks!

Wouldn't drive it if it were given to me, and wouldn't allow a loved family member to do so either.

[GoneOffShore]

17. Well, I've seen Smart cars doing 130Kmh on the autoroute.

I wouldn't do it, but there are lots of folks happy to drive them.

[gratuitous]

14. Not without the giant wind-up key

[MuseRider]

15. You bet but it would not do well on all the gravel I need to drive

so no. I had a Smart Car. I loved the hell out of that thing. It was wonderful to drive except...the gravel beat the hell out of it.

[cwydro]

18. Looks like a Noddy car.

[Solly Mack]

19. Yep

[JI7]

20. Only if it was in an area limited to similar cars

[jcboon]

21. Looks like a Nash Metropolitan

[Hoyt]

27. A very cool car.

[yonder]

31. funny, thats the first thing that came to my mind also.

[ornotna]

22. I'd want two

One for each foot.

[madinmaryland]

23. My wife loves her 500. She likes how she can park it anywhere.

[Amishman]

24. Nope, my cars have a 300 HP minimum

I have one of the best drag strips in the world 30 minutes from my house and they have open racing almost every weekend

[left-of-center2012]

25. What if it rained?

[StarryNite]

26. Does the Barbie Doll come with it?

It's really kinda cute.

[The Wielding Truth]

28. Yes. Its a cutie pie!

[Beartracks]

29. How many miles per windup?

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[NanceGreggs]

32. It's adorable!

I've always been a sucker for Playmobile products!

[yonder]

33. I've always liked and have owned several small cars,

from my first, an Austin America to a Honda Fit. Quick handling, good brakes (usually), easy to park, good on gas but not the best place to be in a crash.

This one though? Nah. It's a little to cartoonishly cute for me. That back area looks good for a few cases of beer and lots of ice though. Maybe even give the dog a bath back there too.

[kimbutgar]

34. In Italy you see small cars like this all over

Some of them look like toy cars. When I was there in March I never saw one big US pick up truck or the big SUV’s we drive in the US. even the delivery trucks are small.