it does appeal to me, similar power to my saloon car, but a lot lighter. I have too many children for a smaller car. Can't afford one. But simply appeals to me. NOT an inline 4 (boring), Driven correct end. Light. I have driven a lot of cars and the best handling one is still a 1970s hot hatch with forest springs, not best road holding, but most fun on a twisty road, a 1600cc twin carbed gokart. Only let down was a live axle and no panhard rod. Re: So what is it like? According to my tame Toyota sales lizard, they are selling all they can make currently, so I would think the second-hand market will be nice and healthy in a year or so. Unlike a lot of similar cars, the rear seats are probably usable for children, too. Certainly either of our two (16 and 13, so not small) are happy behind the passenger, although not so much behind me when I'm driving - but then, I'm 6'4" and have the seat all the way back, at which point there's no leg-room in the back at all. Fab trivia fact of the day - the GT86 uses the exact same tyres as the higher spec Prius models. Scrap the ASA Even though the ASA is a toothless body* this kind of decision just shows that it's more about politically correct decisions than anything that really offends or breaks any laws. It should be scrapped. Thank you