[Chevy_Lover]

My husband was showing today some of the new cars he is transporting and there are some really tiny ones that go for about 19,000 and he says they are like that due to Fiat and the money they gave our auto industry. I can't think of getting a super tiny car because I need to transport many people and things. I have a Sedan, and I think I can squeeze myself into a compact, but not a tiny one.

How small would you go?

[Road_Runner]

The way the gas prices are going, I would like to drive the one with the smallest in the block. I would just pack people any way I could. People in Europe have been doing it for many years so we could too. I guess we would manage any way we could.

[Sadie]

My advice would to always go a little bigger than you think you need because it's better to have too much room than not enough. Take your time with this one and really think through everything. Getting a new car is super important because you would hate to regret your choice later.

[mkp3]

I kind of have a phobia about little autos and its not that there is anything wrong with them, but I hate the idea of the chance to be in a wreck in one. I was always told the bigger the better (mostly for hard impacts like a rear hit).

[MaximumSpeed]

I LOVE little cars, but I need more seats than that these days. I'm trying to get my son to get himself something like a Jeep - so I can drive it sometimes!

[Buyer]

I have a tiny car for every day and city use. It's a Fiat as a matter of fact, and it's an awesome little car. It's got plenty of room inside, and it gets cracking mileage!