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To each their own, but I have eyes and I really dislike the way that car looks. And I don't think he was talking about reliability so much as cheap parts and materials. The cabin experience in that thing, you might as well be driving a Hyundai Accent.
I'm sure it's a fun drive but I'd need more than that if I was going to go this route (I'm not). Basically the idea I was getting at is you have one practical car, and then one that's basically just a toy. If you don't want to spend much on the toy, what would you buy? Then my further question, what if you live in Calgary like me, and want to be able to use your toy more than three and a half months per year?