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Old 03-19-2009, 02:30 PM   #1
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Originally Posted by wiirenet View Post
Dumb question but I am wondering... does the car just *feel* like you're swaying/wobbly/going to get blown into the next lane or is it seriously light enough to be pushed a significant enough amount and is dangerous? Bascially.. does it just feel dangerous but its nothing to worry about, or is there a possibility if I'm not careful I'll bump into another car?? (3dr hatchback)
IMO, it's not just a feeling.

I freaked out too, the first time I felt the wind push my Yaris around, believe me!

Dealers usually just tell you the positive stuff about the car, not the negative (well, not unless they have something better ..er... more $$$ to sell you! ).
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