Comments by "Mikko Rantalainen" (@MikkoRantalainen) on "American Reacts to "When Americans Drive in Europe" PART 2" video.

  1.  @peter_althoff  4 men with luggage would if comfortably in Volvo C30.
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  2.  @neolerades2987  Average passanger car length in Europe was 4536 mm in 2023. That makes XC60 above average in length so it's not definitely "tiny". You're rigth that it isn't exactly huge either. I couldn't find any statistics for median car length but considering that there's minimum size to fit humans, it's pretty safe to assume that median length is even shorter than average length. (According to ChatGPT and iAsk the median length in Europe would be 4.1–4.4 meters and 4.5–4.9 meters in the USA, but as usual, it's pretty hard to say how accurate these numbers are.)
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  3.  @neolerades2987  Yes, the difference in size isn't that huge but my point was that majority of all cars are smaller.
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  4. 18:23 This is why you should look at the map instead of simply turning left when GPS says so. When streets are narrow, the probability of GPS misplacing a turn goes up fast so GPS is more like guidelines instead of accurate guidance. Look around you and check the actual street signs!
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  5.  @__-fm5qv  I was trying to joke that typically male passangers have a small backback, not a full luggage.
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  6. 6:45 Somehow the driver isn't texting while driving here... Maybe if you don't make the streets insanely wide, the drivers actually take responsibility for their driving?
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