I knew I was being a bit impractical when I bought the Toyota GR86. It's low, it's small, and it only has two doors. But every time I drive it, I can't stop smiling. This car isn't about being sensible; it's about pure fun. Driving here is a mix of experiences. On Sheikh Zayed Road during rush hour, you feel every bump, and the roar of the 2.4-liter engine can get a bit loud. But then you find a clear, winding road like the one leading to Hatta, and everything changes. The car comes alive. It feels like it's glued to the road, and every turn is a joy. The air conditioner is surprisingly strong, fighting the heat even with the big glass window. Of course, there are compromises. I can't do a big grocery haul, and my friends always have to climb into the tiny back seats. Petrol costs are higher than for a normal car, and you have to be very careful with speed bumps. But for those moments when you escape the city and feel the perfect gear change on an open road, it's all worth it. It’s not a car for your family; it’s a car for your soul.