Pluggers by Rick McKee for September 19, 2020

looks like something Peter Otterloop, Sr. of Cul de Sac would drive

Pluggers are ten feet tall.

If the circus was still around it would make a great clown car.

Citroen is supposed to be putting out a small car like that, just for underage drivers. I have no idea why.

It comes with its own can opener, Crisco and a shoehorn.

My dad’s standard was a car with enough head room for his fedora.

That is not a car. That is a rucksack with training wheels !

What a fancy looking roomba. My cat would love it.

Tad small. Next size up please ;-)

Being a Plugger makes getting into smaller or lower sitting cars a problem.

It’s so small he has to get out to change his mind.

Really !!!

If I would buy that I would need two, one right and one left foot

The one great thing about the New Beetle, and now they’ve stopped building it.

Which is why most Pluggers have a pickup truck.

It’s why I now drive a Forester.

I couldn’t help thinking of the time the 6’5" guy on the BBC car show Top Gear took a Peel P50 for a test drive.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dJfSS0ZXYdo

A guy I used to know would call that a “pregnant roller skate”.

I wanted a Mustang. I also hurt myself getting in and out. I now drive a Ford C Max.

Yes indeed, size of door opening, height of door above ground, legroom, headroom, seat width, etc. I would dread having to replace my 14 year old car today.

Plungers don’t drive cars, pickup trucks all the way, preferably at least thirty years old, with three on the tree.

Sooo TRUE !

This is why I still have my 2004 Olds minivan, my wife who has full arthritis in both her knees, can barely get in and out of it without bending her knees too much.

I love the license plate.

That car is so small you put it on.

You don’t have to be a Plugger to have that problem. My husband is 6’1", with very long torso. He has a hard time getting into and out of most cars without having to duck his head.

That is true for us, he’s 6’6".

F150 nations best seller, big reason

“My shoe is bigger than this car.” – Arnold S.

Amen.