The fact of the matter is this nano is a family killer on any road. Its performance is so poor it can’t stand a chance in countries like australia and US. Yes tiny countries like in EU and asian-coutries it might survive. But ultimately you need to ask youself a Question ARE YOU WILLING TO PUT YOURSELF AND YOURFAMILY IN SUCH RISKY CAR AND TAKE TO YOUR DEATH FOR SURE I WILL NOT……

What I want to know is:
Where can I buy Shares in the Company!

Thats true, imagine if your mechanic told you you needed a new head gasket for the mandatory 1500-2000 dollars. You could tell him to get lost and install a new one for 500-1000 bucks and keep/sell the oldie for parts.

Wish australian auto regulations weren’t so strict and protectionist.

Just because we have a failing auto industry everyone else has to pay for more expensive cars.

Even motorbikes that cost a grand in thailand cost 5 times as much here, like the shipping cost $4,000.

When they came out with that smart car they should have called it the stupid car, cause who would buy a car for 50 g’s that looks crap and only holds two people.

Same goes for the new mini.

Why would you want such a small car? To SAVE MONEY, not to look like some environmentalist tool. Mokes, Mini’s, VW bugs all have gone up in price and opportunists saw a way of making efficient cars more expensive.

Meanwhile a v8 commodore is 3000 dollars and we’re paying over 40 thousand for a small or hybrid car.

If you want to reduce emmisions this is the way to go. People buy a car because they have to here, I don’t think car less people in Aus will see this as a way of getting in on the scene.

Also a crash in a car with a 650 cc engine is unlikely to be a high speed one, especially if it only goes up to 105. Have you ever tried to do a burnout in a small car? You’d have to be floating down a ford to get the wheels to spin on this thing.