We drove down this street. Then Dana measured it. We see a lot of cars with the side mirrors duct taped on.
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It’s no wonder that Europeans prefer the Smart Car (the smaller the better) for driving around those “mean streets”…
I drive down an alley and it was “this wide”.
In your Prius or your ’62 VW? Send a picture. We’ll post it