hatchback vs. trunk - Krysziu fits in both but I still can't decide.

[Caz]

Hey, at least you got a new car out of it. It must have been pretty mangled after all those attempts to steal your Hello Kitty seat covers or whatever

No problems since? I guess you moved out of the core though, that must help a bit.

 

[Caz]

Most sedans do not come with a back seat lock, only luxury cars do for the most part.

My current car has that, and it's not luxury. Though I did opt for some kind of add-on package, maybe that was it.

 

[Flashy_McFlash]

Hey, at least you got a new car out of it. It must have been pretty mangled after all those attempts to steal your Hello Kitty seat covers or whatever

No problems since? I guess you moved out of the core though, that must help a bit.

I was living in Etobicoke at the time! If anything my car is in SKETCHIER areas on a regular basis. Parkdale, Queen E, your house...

Anyways, all I'm saying is that a trunk is not inherently safer. Tint up the windows on your hatchback if you don't want people to see in, or put up a piece of cardboard that says 'EMPTY'.

 

[SmoothOperator]

Alarm with a proximity sensor FTW!

 

[Caz]

Anyways, all I'm saying is that a trunk is not inherently safer. .

It makes sense I guess. Besides, nothing of real value should be left in a parked car anyway, regardless.

 

[CiG]

Another vote for hatch.

 

[the_fornicator]

What can a trunk do that a hatchback can't?

Nada.

 

[Wiseman]

What can a trunk do that a hatchback can't that doesn't involve someone bound and gagged, or dead?

Nada.

fixed.

 

[Aerius Zension]

We're finding the Mazda 3 hatchback small these days with one kid. Nifty little car, but still little. I'm looking at CUV's these days, ones which have great gas mileage.

ps, the 3 is a female skewing car.

 

[gkb]

if you're seriously considering a new Mazda send me a PM and I'll hook you up with a friend that works at a local dealership. He's a great guy and will give you an even greater deal.