Marty and Small Cars

[@MrPanePlus]

love listening to an intelligent driver/modder:), Martin you are awesome!

[@talham709]

I miss the turd.

[@RE_Bullet03]

I have a stripped out and caged 1959 Austin A35. 500kg with about 120bhp from the 1275cc "A" series engine, rwd with no weight over the back axle. BIG smiles, especially in the wet. Stock, an A35 will be sideways from 10 mph of the road is wet on cross ply tyres.

[@a1cdoddy]

I live on Okinawa, and about 75% of all the locals drive Kei cars (under 660cc), and some of them out here (Alto's, Wagon R's, Cappuccino's) are pretty hard to catch in traffic.

[@Samey44]

Long live the blue turd in our hearts, but the Mira is soon too be born so i'm pumped for that!

[@tyhobbs17]

So weird hearing this and then hearing them crap talk the Yaris.

[@SamsTechTips]

I love hatchbacks, don't know why, I just always have

[@QurttoRco]

Sam' s TechTips How bad do you want to be Linus lol

[@SamsTechTips]

QurttoRco not at all. Just because I have a similar name to him doesn't mean I want to be him.

[@SamsTechTips]

***** yes thank you, someone understands

[@RickTrajan]

Sam' s TechTips I do as well, rx7, celicas, supras, old gtrs...

[@Appelsinjonkey53]

RickTrajan none of those are hatchbacks...

[@1emerson1]

Before watching MCM, I disliked hatchbacks and smaller cars but after watching MCM I would love to own a small car. I don't need much space, cheaper fuel cost is a big thumbs up for me. Thanks Marty for the enlightenment! :D

[@BugsBunny_xD]

love my starlet EP7 with the 1.3 engine that my used to race with wich is now becoming to be a true rally car welded body custom suspension (front from a celica) roll cage corolla front brakes no electronics except starter, ignition, lights and gauges

[@BugsBunny_xD]

Bugsx Bunnyx My dad used to race with :D

[@TheZachd96]

possibly one of the better mcmtv2 episodes ive ever watched :) well done marty. i own an excel with a supercharger and yeh i know they are heaps and they have no street cred but my car weighs 800 kg now and has almost 200 hp and i still get 8 to the 100 :) so cool owning small cars.

[@samjaggard5139]

2/3 of the cars in the UK are hatchbacks.

[@stevenmillar8810]

yup should put this against a st fiesta or vxr corsa see whats what

[@chielwouterscw]

I absolutely hate it that almost all cars in west-European country's are hatchbacks, there are almost no sporty cars

[@woodrow_mayes]

bollocks mate

[@f00tyfr33k]

love how down-to-earth you guys can be! I have a 1.0L Toyota Aygo straight stock and i bloody love it

[@abc123deadsoulja]

can you lane split with that thing lmao

[@Sevanon]

UK viewer here and I used to own a daewoo matiz 0.8ltr SE+ addition. Was pretty good overall did what it needed to do as I'd not long got my license and parts were easy accessible and was the easiest car to so anything with. The best part was the fact of 5 doors! So practical. Now I've moved onto a 2001 ford fiesta 1.6 ghia model. Still small compared to other cars and hatches but it's nice. Yet again thanks for another great video!

[@deanmurphy7307]

Well Mrs. Daisy chopped Gramps. Small cars rule.

[@adultanimations469]

Miss daisy was so sweet. not as practical as gramps though, I'd definitely prefer gramps as a daily. In fact I have a gramps as a daily, though not as fast as martys

[@nataPOtataify]

I have a crx that's been my project for a few months and I love it. I don't want to get rid of it and just keep putting time and money into it, doing 174 horse dynoed on a single cam, so light, so much fun. And gets so many heads turned. LOVE the small hatch

[@mattmartino1]

A AE86 isn't small but it's light and with a 1.6L 4AGE motor it is a beast.

[@JB-sv5pr]

My 4ac is extra light. Sr5 hatch

[@gasolinescream3588]

My 2003 Suzuki Carry mini van is awesome. 1.3 power, rwd and so much fun to drive. Love it!

[@nfsm654]

Why I disagree with Marty that these tiny little cars are awesome cars: I can't even fucking fit in them because I am too tall.

[@nfsm654]

***** I'm also 6'4 and I have trouble getting in and out of larger cars because of my long legs. To put it in perspective, cargo shorts don't even reach my knees.

[@blackcarmafia]

***** Thats just lying im 6"2 and i have sufficent space remaining in front of my legs in my small car, heck i can even set seats so i can hardly reach stering wheel and pedals properly while i rub my head on roof on SUV like peugeut 5008 and 308 ... just find a better small car

[@nfsm654]

Peugeot 308 isn't an SUV, but the 5008 is a compact SUV. They're both supposed to be small. Also, have you considered that I am taller than you? Or even just larger in general? Every person is different.

[@blackcarmafia]

308 is a compact and compact SUV is 3008, 5008 is suposed to be spacious but still less spacious than some "small" cars ... hope u get it now

[@martinauriemma2518]

I'm 6'2", but love small cars. My secret...buy one with warn out seats, remove rear seats, fab up seat brackets to sit 6" back from stock. Good to go. Did this to my Datsun 1200 coupe, love it!

[@Xaevi]

I like small cars too. My girlfriend bought a Mazda 323 1.6i (-88) from her brother who had it as a wintercar 5 years, all we did was: -Right hand side back wheelbearing exchange. -Alternator belt -Rear Swaybar rods (sorry, don't know the correct english word for it) -Welded a hole in the exhaust. That's it. 5 years. Sold it less then a month ago. It was so cheap to run and own. The roadtax was about half of what i'm used to.

[@GreyTheFloydianSergal]

I have a Mk2 Fiesta from 1988 & I can tell you, small cars new or old are grand fun to drive. I adore driving my car. Sure my car's got old Ford comfort suspension, only has 50bhp & a top speed of 88mph but at ordinary road speed, going through corners is a delight & that exhaust note (typical kent engine sound) just sounds so good as you cycle through the four speed box (third gear is my favourite gear for the exhaust note). Honestly, those with doubts about small cars, get one & find a twisty road, you'll have as much fun as you can have on four wheels

[@rambow70]

My grandma has an old ford escort that i absolutely love, it feels so paper thin and light. when your driving it you feel like your inches off the ground and its a blast to drive. its a low power Sohc 2 liter but since its so light it feels like a little gokart. Its a 4 door too!

[@jackprince4695]

I have a 1989 Nissan micra K10 1.2sx and it’s really good , just a shame cause I’m pretty tall but I live in the UK and the micra community is the best community I’ve seen!

[@MitchDenham]

I love my 1990 Suzuki Vitara 1.6L 4cyl short-wheel base, it's kickass offroad, and since it's got selectable 4x4 you can select to just be rear wheel drive. Rear wheel drive in a manual small SWB is so much fun. Also, the offroad gear aftermarket for 4x4 Suzuki's is incredible.

[@Brock_Landers]

One of my first cars (I bought three right around the same timeframe) was a 1979 Honda Civic 1200 with a 4 speed and a 1 bbl carb and that car was an absolute blast to drive. Then I had a 1989 Ford Festiva L with a 1.3 Mazda/Kia 4 cylinder SOHC with a 3 speed auto and ice cold air con and that car had no problem doing 85MPH+ and would still return 40+ MPG. I've owned 40 cars since I was 14 and right now I have a 2003 Hyundai Sonata GLS with the G6BA 2.7 DOHC V6 and a tiptronic auto trans with headers, exhaust, and intake. I also have a 2010 Ford F-250 Super Duty 4 door long bed with a 6.7L twinturbo PowerStroke diesel that gets around 12 MPG average. My all time favorite car was my 1992 Plymouth Colt that I built and swapped a 4G63t into with forged internals and a 20g turbo that dynoed at 308 HP to the wheels at 16psi of boost and was still capable of 32 MPG if you kept your foot off of the loud pedal. I love economical cars that have the power to surprise you...and others.

[@Plibt_]

Almost all cars are great cars believe it or not, its all in the temperament of the owner and how he/she treats the vehicle. Some engines are literally good for at least 300,000 miles if you give them proper attention.

[@veretos7]

From St.Louis, Missouri i couldn't agree more about small cars, Marty. Just got an 02 Mazda Protege5, which admittedly isn't THAT small but still scary when the thousands of soccer moms in suburban's around here are riding your ass. Its just so much easier to stop and avoid wrecks in general, plus parts and maintenance are cheap. Love the show guys you have inspired me to show my car the love it deserves! Keep up the good work!

[@ncc74656m]

Miss my old '92 Toyota Tercel (USDM). You can throw a Starlet's 4E-FTE in there and a TD04L turbo and turn tires into dust all day and still pull near 40MPG.

[@bassstorm89]

Really into small cars aswell. I have a Rover Mini 1.3 SPI - It's a lot of fun to drive around in the city and on country roads - as it has around 65-70 bhp and a 4 speed transmission. You can open it up and have a lot of fun and it corners like it's on rails.

[@_Wiseguy7]

In Malaysia, we have the 4 door version of that daihatsu. Only it's not a daihatsu but a local brand called perodua kelisa. We don't use the k3-ve turbo for that car but a swap for one of our car that uses the NA k3-ve. But maybe we should.

[@DudeWiththeClue]

I've got a 97 saturn sl2. 1.9l dohc is fun with the 5spd in your hand. Mostly plastic so you don't have to worry about rust or too much weight which is nice. That power to weight ratio Marty was talking about works pretty well with this car as well. Thinking about a turbo setup, but I have to fab a few hings if it was to work.

[@Randomdudepklr]

You summed it up dude! the only thing I have done different is gone rwd with GREAT SUCCESS!! My cars/previous cars TA22- 5spd manual- 700kg (lightened a bit) Mx5- 5 spd manual- 800kg E30 BMW 318- 5 spd manual- 1000kg

[@DKornacki3]

i love my mk4 jetta, the 2.0L is small and slow, but it FEELS quick makes me smile and excited to drive it everytime.

[@mcmtv2]

Not sure if its possible on Cuore, the rear hubs bolt pattern is triangle and interferes with the handbrake. Quite a few people have cut and shut as it seems to be the only obvious way to do it. Further investigation is needed!

[@EliasOlsen]

Can you guys do a video comparing different methods of filling a rust hole? I am looking to repaint my 2001 Subaru Legacy and there are places where it will soon be rusted through on the rear wheel wells. Thanks!

[@lytedeal]

I loved my mid 60's VW bugs for all these reasons: easy to park, easy to tune, easy and cheap to drive, great power to weight ratio. I've had many over the years and I've regretted selling every one.

[@Dynikus]

I love small cars. I used to give one of my friends a lot of crap about him wanting a miata. Then I drove one, and now own one, and love it. 30 mpg, next to no upkeep, standard trans, endless fun, and even with 140hp (110 whp I believe) it feels a lot faster than other v6s I've driven. Plus the torsen is fantastic. It's not quite cuore sized, but it's definitely tiny. I do want to put in some tein coilovers and a turbo kit though.

[@stilettolove88]

I'm in Canada, and I had a '87 Chevy Sprint 1.0l turbo (Suzuki swift) and I miss that car so much. That was one of the funnest cars I've ever owned. Back in 2000 it cost only $20 to fill with premium fuel. Wish I never sold it, even though I more then doubled my money.

[@p3th3t1c]

I live in the states and I love this show. I own a 67 and 71 el camino, 60 gmc 2 1/2ton truck, 65 ford galaxie 500 and a 98 camero. I also drive tractor trailers (18 wheeler's) for a living.. so i see a ton of miles and LOVE to drive! I use a 1993 geo metro (suzuki swift) for road trips and having to deal with trips downtown. Small cars kick ass 8)

[@werrycoolnick]

i bought a 99 suzuki wagon r, the body roll was terrible, moving the front springs to the rear and installing civic springs in the front, cut to lower the car about an inch made the trick to get rid of body roll, i cut the shock bolt holes to give good camber and made a nice toe out, and the car is transformed. the power isnt that great but makes me smile every time i drive it. small cars are really fun!

[@rex669]

I drive a 91 Honda CRX great car, does very good in the winter here in Alaska to.

[@shadow32894]

i currently have a civic si hatch best thing ive owned, plently of space it will fit anywhere and slide around anything at intersections, small cars are just perfect in every way

[@ZeroForce96]

Love driving my €600 Suzuki Swift 1.3! small, but sporty AND quite luxury... electric windows, electric mirrors, power steering, ABS, central locking and even the A/C works!

[@TheSigp220]

You can stance a solid rear. What people do with the old school Golfs/GTI's is they use drop plates and raise the hub. You get full suspension travel and when you lower it the wheels don't move forward. You use different thicknesses and angles to get camber. If my MK3 Golf can support the weight with no problems, that tiny thing can too. But you can always fab up an IRS system.

[@bboyzell]

Can definitely agree with this video. I own a honda crx with a b16. The way I have the car currently set up its almost like a 2 seater wagon. Plenty of space for building supplies, tvs, my big labradoor puppy! It can go fast, handles great, cheap and neat!

[@CalMUK91]

Peugeot 106 GTi or Renault Clio 182. These tiny cars are legendary in Europe and are adored in the UK. Honestly a LOT of fun to drive. You can fling these road legal go-karts around corners like no tomorrow. I have owned a few big and small cars... and nothing beats a small, high revving hatchback. A lot more fun than something big and powerful. ...and how could we forget the original British Leyland Mini?

[@Mynameistux]

This made me miss my Mazda 121 bubble. Anyone who wants a heaps fun small car, Mazda MX-5. 900kg, almost 100kw at the REAR wheels, and so much grip. SO MUCH

[@DigDeeper_Official]

I purchased a Cuore, exactly the same as the blue turd, about a month ago. I got it from the wreckers from 850$. My mates and I have got her back on the road and shes going to get rego next week. The first time I saw the Cuore on Mighty Mods I said "Im going to own one of those one day". I have never regretted the Cuore, shes the best. Cheers Marty, love the vid.

[@andrewedwards6704]

From O'fallon, MO! I have a Focus that I love to no end. I work on cars a lot, especially at night with my friends... Which Marty and Moog have showed me, is a great way to beat boredom! You're definitely right about the Suburbans riding peoples' rears. It's scary.

[@HunterSydenhamRacing]

Just got a Peugeot 206 GTi with the 2 litre 103kw engine. So much fun and i love it to bits.

[@Pspgamer789]

I recently bought a Daihatsu Copen and I love it to bits! it's a real keicar 659cc turbo engine on a 800kg car. aircon, heated leather seats power windows it has it all!!

[@psshhhht1987]

my first car was an AE82 Twin Cam corolla hatch, and it is still the best car I have ever owned, and one of the best I've every driven. Not quite as small as the blue turd, but still fairly small and it didn't matter how unhappy i was, as soon as I got in that, I'd have a smile from ear to ear. Zippy (probably not really quick though), handled really well, good brakes, loved revving it to 7500 every day, reliable, and great economy 700km to a tank of PULP while still thrashing it! :D

[@hunter556x45]

I own an Alpina B3 3.3, I love it but I wouldn't say I'd be as upset to sell it as I was when I sold my 206 gti... I now want a Dihatsu YRV 4trak. Not the turbo, I want an MCM inspired project! Small cars are so much more entertaining at lower speeds. If you have a big fast car, you're either tailed by new drivers who think they're quick, or other big fast car owners. In a small car nobody bothers you and you can just have fun. Marty makes sense. MCM is awesome.

[@richardbaynton7433]

completely agree, just bought a Cuore while my other car is in a garage getting work done. its a fun little car to tool around in

[@GeekSHO]

Kei cars are all but impossible to find here in USA. We just drive huge pigs. I got a taste of what Marty is talking about here when I had an '03 Ford ZX2, which weighs about 2400 lbs with 130 hp stock. I bumped the power up a bit and lowered the car and added grip. Awesome fun to toss around and super cheap to maintain.

[@SenEscape]

I live in Australia and this talk really changed my view on supermini's. After looking at WRX's, Liberty GT's and similar larger performance cars now I'm looking at a Toyota Echo Sportivo (AKA. Yaris T-Sport/Vitz RS). 1.5L, 80kw stock, but only 900kg and good power/weight ratio. I plan to add a set of wheels, exhaust and lower it a little and fun times! :)

[@mattolive1]

Marty you said about getting camber on your rear wheels, once lowered car as you know get some negative camber, so have you get it the car alignment done, but if you want camber on rear wheels, I know for a Renault Clio, ( yes not a good car to mod up) but hey, you can buy rear camber shims from £10-50 that you put behind the wheel hub, which can get them in different sizes but for Clio they are at a 1 degrees so fitted the right way can give 1 degree negative camber

[@danbarnettmedia]

I'm from the UK, and small cars are awesome. I've got a Toyota Aygo myself. Fantastic little car!

[@OnTerraFirma]

I had a tiny VW cabrio 2.0L manual that was putting out 88 kw at the fly..... Marty is right those little cars are maaaad to drive. Me being a biased person who had owned larger motor cars, 3.8 L v6's and up, never thought I would regret selling it.

[@JimmySvitak]

I love small cars. Nothing beats their good fuel economy, and boss handling in traffic. Having a good power to weight ratio is easy to achieve too. I drive a 93 Mazda MX6, v6, 5 speed and get 27MPG. That's 8.7 liters per 100km for my Aussie friends.

[@mytchr]

Yes! Finally someone else that gets it! Best car i have ever owned is a 98 pulsar sss. Whilst it may not be as small (or be known as a stereotypical western syd vehicle), its power to weight ratio and that sr20de just maked it drive so damn well. Add to that the coilovers, camber kit and Konig superlights and it can go 60+ around right angled corners, smashes those big aussie 8's! Nice work Marty!

[@Djskobra]

My corsa has a solid beam re-axel, but used camber shims between drum mount and beam. easy to put on/remove :)

[@TwinDeckz]

I regret selling my last Citroen Saxo, It was a really fun car, never once did i get bored of the way it drove, I always had a smile on my face. I sold as the fuel price over here in the UK is at £1.37 per litre, it started to get a bit exspensive to run so bought a motorbike whilst the price of motoring is so high, hopefully when insurance is £2500 for a year ill rebuy my little sax!

[@sunshinemartin2]

I had a Focus ZX3 hatchback with a 2.0 zetec in it, i wish i would have never sold that thing. It wasn't fast but it was quicker than alot of newer auto cars in the states and I could beat the piss out of it because I knew if i ever broke it, which i didn't, it would be cheap to fix. It wasn't the best on fuel it was about the same as my current car which is a jetta 1.8t they both get around 25mpg factoring in the fact that the jetta runs a higher grade of fuel. And although my jetta is alot faster and handles better its not as fun because i have to worry about breaking things.

[@Lvaneede]

I have a Honda N360 and I love it. It might be slow with a 354cc engine, but it is still fun.

[@WTGRacing]

69 triumph spitfire is a tiny tiny little car with 68hp (50kw) 750kilos and rediculously sharp handling. so much fun to drive

[@MaimunR]

We get Daihatsu YRV Turbos here in the UK but they don't seem particularly highly rated but I think that's down to the auto slushbox they come with and because we're spoilt for choice with hot hatches. I definitely agree that a lot of times small cars are the way forward.

[@ScottiesVlog]

I love my little Nissan Micra K10 super s. They are awesome little things, they handle so well and are like go carts. I really do love small cars.

[@mcmtv2]

he lived in the bumper bar for a few weeks. Common occurrence in Australia!

[@STAG162]

I don't have a 'small' car, but it's a hatchback, and I've always loved the fuel economy I get with it. I can drive from the north coast of NSW down to Sydney (750km drive) on one tank, and burn under 52L of fuel. For a 2L 4-banger N/A, that's great mileage (around 6.7L/100km), and I could never get that in any other similar car that I've owned. Even around town I get 600km+ per tank.

[@solunasunrise]

Opel Corsa A and B ... they are really nice small cars ... my mom had the A Modell ..and we could ve went the world with it .... it s suspension and seeds and where so soft and cosy ... and it is a nice car for long distance traveling ^^

[@DanStap]

Marty, we need more video's like this! Just you or Moog driving and talking, you've completely changed my mind about some of the cars I wanted to buy (although I will not give up on a BMW e30 or 2002 that easily =D ) Could either of you guys do a vlog or something? I think most people want to see more of Marty and Moog, it's your characters that really make MightyMods as entertaining as it is (A bit like Top Gear in a way). Cheers guys and I'm looking forward to the next videos!

[@koldkustard]

about the camber thingy on rear axle Marty, if the hubs are just bolt on then you can just do what many do here in uk, put washers behind the bottom bolts for the hub, or more professional way is to get camber shims that are a wedge shaped bit of metal with holes for the bolts to pass through, either way it just cambers the hub. Obviously bad for tyre wear and also wears wheel bearings faster.

[@Tygur]

We've had 2 1990 Geo Metros (Suzuki Swift) that were 4-door and 1.0 3cyl. They just would not die and got incredible mpg, but they topped out near 85mph. Friend had a CRX which was awesome but kept blowing cv axles. Small cars are great, but I still get 30-35mpg from my V6 Z thats 30yrs old so I'm happy. Our Subaru 2.2 is lucky to get 20mpg.

[@RussLyman]

I have a Scion xA which is a small hatchback made by toyota. I love it. small cars rule. I always wanted a mini cooper as well.

[@stevenharpervw]

First car was a fiat punto, grand to drive but feel very small when beside jeeps and trucks on the motorway. And often felt like I was driving a match box with wheels. Currently driving a 99 Passat Tdi yes it's bigger and maybe more expensive on tax but just as good on fuel and nicer to drive

[@UiceOfficial]

Sooo the camber part. It does work to get camber at the rear. i have a golf mk3 and u can put camber shims, works just as well, and for the handlig. It makes it better in corners, u get the tyres to enforce the movement. Hope it helped, short instruction! ;)

[@smallweights]

in the uk & alot of europe, you can get kits to add rear camper on solid beam axles for front wheel drive cars, its just a shim that bolts between the hub & the beam, take a look on some mk1 vw golf/rabbit sites marty! give your you dai kei a bit of rear camper love! small cars have had alot of love in the uk since the original classic mini!!!! for most of the reasons you point out, personanlly have one thats a 1030cc turbo/intercooled pushing 162bhp@487kg, there are plenty faster than mine!

[@daveytn]

My car has a solid rear beam, i just fit washers between the bottom two studs which holds the drum to the axle. Job done (Y)

[@jaceg7316]

i dont have a tiny car but i own a dodge neon, and its a compact car, i must say i love it mostly because the smallness, its no where near the tiny like the blue turd but the reason i love its compactness is mostly the parking is always the easiest, i have to drive a giant GMC van sometimes and its a pain i can park it but its so much more accounting for when you park.

[@purplemonkeydishwasherr]

LOVE THIS VIDEO!! I've always had commodore About 4 months ago I bought a Toyota starlet And tbh I get more looks in my starlet then my mates with commos my starlet is baby blue (factory) chopped springs half way down and 15 wheels with white wall flappers in it 5% window tint and a few jdm stickers Not quick but the things spoken about in this video make so much sence and makes up for the power you loose I love my 2 door starlet and wouldn't give it up for the world had many offers for it but

[@vladboss11]

I own a Corsa 1.2 16v C model and i love it,cheap on everything like gas(5-6,5 l/100km),taxes,components and the best part,it is a handling car,and very resilient too.

[@Dawnhun1er]

Thumbs up from Germany, you know your stuff and this is a nice change for a more technical approach to things than the usual show. Love your show but this is maaaad as well. =) Especially the handling part was awesome I'd love to see more of that...

[@mcmtv2]

Yes you are! give us some YRV's!

[@blainy-o93]

My first car was a K11 Micra and loved it... Sadly lost it to rust on the crossmember. Seriously looking at buying a second car, I could go and pick up a 54 plate Suzuka Alto with nearly a year's MOT for £450. And £30 tax!!!!

[@seckomecko]

I have to agree with this. I have a 1970 mini 1000 and it is by far the most fun car i have ever driven.

[@camohood1]

Another mad small car, is the 86-89 Ford Laser TX3 Hatch. Comes FWD/AWD/AWD Turbo. Mine's just a Jap Spec FWD N/A, but at 800kg, and 64kW Stock, I'm not complaining! ;D

[@countryboy44555]

I have a Ford F-150, but my DD is a 1984 Toyota Tercel. It's small, nimble, and fun. I love it. Just need some different handling mods! Haha

[@elliot438bcfcVTEC]

I am from the UK, I drive a Peugeot 106 and love small cars also being a big guy.

[@benjaminrhodes9582]

You can use camber shims on a fixed beam rear axle.

[@SuperLavagancia]

i always drove big trucks and cars with v8s, but when i moved to the city, gas (petrol) expenses were killing me, half a tank every day just to go to school!!!!!! so i went ahead and bought a 1.5L Toyota Tercel, and it's fun to drive, easy to take care of, and less expensive when it comes to gas (petrol consume)

[@jujuannalee1005]

In malaysia the L700 also known as perodua kelisa. It has 4 doors. I had one and it transplant with YRV 1.3 turbo engine.. It's a verry popular halfcut to do transplant with..

[@MrMrthemonkeyman]

I love small cars I have a 1986 Toyota corolla fxgt with the 4age engine. It feels very fast for what it is and beats a lot of Falcon's/Commodores around my local race track.

[@HenrichHostak]

You are right there is something about the small cars. I own the Toyota yaris and love it.

[@PolyFPV]

The fact that you guys measure a car's power in kilowatts still blows my mind!

[@CaptVickHartnell]

This is why I love my old 1997 Peugeot 306.

[@LuckyTw1c3]

Problem is that in some countries you have to re-register your car if you swap the engine, which is super expensive in some countries where you'd buy a small car for the affordability.

[@SlopedOtter]

Got a Suzuki Swift Sport for my first car here in the UK, little cars are so popular here

[@WILLZVIDS]

I think i could just have a conversation with marty about cars for ages.

[@mydogzty]

Quick Videos like these solo ranting or opinion videos MCM makes are really good for killing the temptation of waiting for the next episode to be released, which roughly takes a couple of weeks to a month sometimes. But it's worth the wait. But I'm loving these videos aswell. Who else agrees?

[@mcmtv2]

One of the reasons Marty sold his '96 model GTB!