europoor here, I'm seriously thinking about buying first

File: agila_a_01.jpg (157KB, 1024x683px) Image search: [Google]

157KB, 1024x683px

I only know the Opel version of it.

Seating position is like in a van, so good if you have back problems.
Obscenely much room inside for such a tiny car BUT it was UTTERLY gutless and the clutch had to be operated at autistically precision or otherwise the pile would stall at every fucking start from a standstill. It was so fucking annoying. You get used to it but why voluntarily endure this shit.

Otherwise quite ok car if you're poor I guess.

probably rusted to shit if northern europ

poor is the key part there, fits well

File: 10102506_200008.jpg (19KB, 450x225px) Image search: [Google]

19KB, 450x225px

Get a Corolla wagon if you want this body type so much. What EU shithole do you live in? Netherlands here btw.

Why? You can get a cheap estate car that will be much better for the same money

>>17078361
Pro's
>

Con's
>It's a wagon R.

Swift Sport

>>17078361
Why do you want to suffer that car, OP?

File: 1442853825289.jpg (309KB, 1440x1086px) Image search: [Google]

309KB, 1440x1086px

obligatory Twingo post

>>17079186
what's the deal with this car
it's dirt cheap and seems like a crappy little thing
is it just because it's cute?

>>17079379
It does everything you want from a dirt cheap car perfectly (easy to work on, parts cost next to nothing, economical as fuck, super flexible interior), has a couple of neat options (cloth or full-length glass sunroof, multiple special editions and so on) and it's cute.

>>17079379
sounds pretty gay

>>17078528
>>17078558
2 big 4 me

>>17079178
Because it's dirt cheap, seems like a crappy little thing but it's kinda cute.

File: S7-Tests-ADAC-Le-Renault-Kangoo-fait-le-cabri-dans-l-Elan-26994.jpg (48KB, 600x368px) Image search: [Google]

48KB, 600x368px

>>17078361
If you're on a tight budget you'd better settle for a Kangoo or a Partner.
Those are among the cheapest wagon/van you can get and used spare parts are plenty and dirt cheap.

garage gave me one as a courtesy car.
i approached a roundabout at a normal speed (which took a geological epoch to achieve) and entered it as i would in my passat. then my life passed before my eyes.
There was so much body roll I thought it was going to tip. the tyres were squealing and the steering was so vague that I wasn't sure if I could correct it without rolling it in the opposite direction.
needless to say i lived, but kept the car at home and took the bus until my passat was fixed

>>17079379
Well, I won't be the one who tells you what you gotta do with your life, but why not seek something safer to drive? An opel meriva, for example.