| ▲ | HWR_14 a day ago | |
The main difference between a car like this and a kei car is the ability to drive it, at least for a short while, on the expressway. If this could go a couple miles at 45 or 50 mph that would work in lot more situations where two neighborhoods or urban areas are connected by a short stretch of highway. | ||
| ▲ | mc3301 a day ago | parent [-] | |
Kei cars can comfortably go up to about 60mph. Not great for an 8 hour drive, but I regularly do 3-hour-drives with a loaded kei-van. Yep, same 660cc three-cylinder engine that those kei-trucks have. It'll hit 70mph, but not comfortably. 50mph is easy. And on the highway, I see tons of other kei cars, too. Light weight class cars even get a toll discount! | ||