Small Cars

You know, I always liked small cars. The compactness, the lightweight, the easy handling and cute appearance of it. Yeah, and I don't mean performance sports compact cars like the Honda Civic Type R, Mazda Roadster, Volkswagen Golf GTi or Peugeot 206 S16 models. I'm refering to stuffs like Nissan March, Mitsubishi Colt, Honda Jazz/Fit, Toyota iSt, Hyundai Getz or whatsoever yo. I'd probably get such a car if I have the chance, a car that suits the family, and whichever that serves everyday transport purposes. Most importantly, easy to park. :P

But lately, there's something that gets on my nerves, the fallacy of such small cars owners. It might be true that small cars have an advantage with over the the weight-to-power ratio and compact lightweighted-ness factors. But, it's afterall, a small car.

I don't really mind a little styling and appearance modification to these small cars, fulfilling the inner desires of human nature for customisation, the need to outstand. However, know where your car stands, in the world of auto-mobile performance. Looking sporty doesn't mean you are sporty. Please wake up that distorted mentality of yours, small car owners who think your cars can run like an S7 with little visual mods.

So having a small car makes you think you can run like Takumi in his 1 ton or lesser ae86 with a 5 valve racing engine? Or you really think you have a Yashio race-built Vitz? I'm utterly disgusted with the attitude of a driver who's driving a Hyundai Getz with aero/visual modifications, as if he's driving like a street racer. All you motherfuckers who think you are fast, get a fucking life.

Strictly for those who own a small-yet-they-think-their-cars-are-ferraris cars -> Please keep left from today onwards. Or I just have to beam you and overtake from your left.