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From USAToday. I notice that it had "an automatic transmission" and with "four-wheel steering the car could even be parked forwards into tight spaces" and "where the gap to other vehicles on each side was small, two sliding doors permitted convenient entry and exit. They opened forwards, and the side mirror folded in automatically."
Interesting idea with the doors. I'm sure the IIHS and press would have a field day with this model...
From USAToday. I notice that it had "an automatic transmission" and with "four-wheel steering the car could even be parked forwards into tight spaces" and "where the gap to other vehicles on each side was small, two sliding doors permitted convenient entry and exit. They opened forwards, and the side mirror folded in automatically."
Interesting idea with the doors. I'm sure the IIHS and press would have a field day with this model...