• @[email protected]
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      Shit, entry-level cars still run you $20k or better in the US, and that’s without any options. I just had to price a new car last year and literally nothing new was on the market in my area for less than $25k. Your old Toyota Tercel that you bought for $6k in the 80s doesn’t exist anymore. That brand-new Camry that’ll run for 30 years and only costs $12k is now double that, at least.

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      *in the US, because we’ve all got tiny-penis trucks

      Shitboxes are the bread and butter of car companies in modern countries

    • KptnAutismus
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      the last gen Aygo was 10K€ new.

      the current gen Aygo “X” crossover SUV replacement is 16K€.

      i would have bought one.

      sad to see toyota of all companies to stop making small cars.

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      This is just an anecdote, not a defense or counter argument by any means. Somebody around me has figured out how to import what I think is a Suburu Sambar. It’s a micro suv/truck, and I’ve seen more than three around my area suddenly. I’ve also seen a couple of right hand drive skylines all of a sudden, so I don’t know if something has changed, but maybe importing is an option