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Originally posted by boomeronrations: ↑

Hi,
Thanks, I hadnt thought that aspect thru , just because something is half the size doesn't make it half the price . As the world has moved on , the infrastructure and organisational costs are a larger proportion, the amount of stuff in the makeup is less.
However , my interest was more , why are our adrs different from say Europe or Japan? We won't talk about the US .
We have spent the past decade harmonising between states, so not that big a step to adopt theirs.
We can always gradually work our way into their fuel and efficiency standards , but is it worth the costs to us of being isolated from everyone else on other stuff.
Is the world going to end if the child seat anchor point doesn't align with the moon on the second week of April?
I can't imagine that the Europeans or Japanese are less concerned than us about safety.
I want my Kei car! Preferably electric, 120 to 150km range will do.
cheers

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Actually , not that cheap , but a Nissan Sakura just looks too cool , add in the ability to use the battery for domestic power storage , the perfect city/2nd car.
I will probably be dead before it gets here, grrr.
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