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Get a shed for the junk..
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Only measurement that's burned into my poor brain is that the front wheels are exactly 60" (5 feet!) center to center. Had to know that one as I converted a motorcycle trailer for the M3W. Add 2 times 5" to clear the wheel nut and you get around 70" total. That and the overall length is 11' 6".
Not a big car by any measure.
What's your mileage? Who cares. Is it practical? See #1. What happens when it rains? You get wet.
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Get a shed for the junk.. But where does the shed junk go? 
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Other questions (in no particular order) on other M3W bits and pieces, culled from looking though lots of others' contributions:
1. Heated seats worthwhile for spring and autumnal motoring? Seems a little softcore but might be a nicety for us who are no longer spring chickens.
2. "Australian" (taller?) headrest loops? Not sure I've seen a photo of these so wondering how different they are. I'm guessing the associated headrest pads are nice but not so effective?
Thanks!
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Heated Seats - YES, YES & YES. Fantastic to feel a little heat when you're tiring & starting to chill.
Taller loops - personally I think they look like rabbits ears, so it's a no from me.
There's enough to maim you without worrying about that..
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Agree with Steve on both points. My wife loves the heated seats
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I didn't go for heated seats but would now.
I did go for the immobiliser (wouldn't again) and the side pockets which are just about big enough for a mobile phone (at least a small one!).
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+1 about the side pockets, very expensive and totally useless. My car was about the first to have them and the price given by the dealer was "not much" when I ticked the box on the order form. An expensive mistake. A credit card fits, just. Insurance companies like immobilisers even if I don't, I have one.
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