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Nissan Leaf: I want to live petroleum free no matter how inconvenient.
Hummer: I love the oil companies and OPEC (or Canada, now our leading supplier).
What you have against Canada?
Better be careful or we'll cut you off completely than you'll be driving Schwins.
I used to see two( Not so) Smart Cars in my area last year. I haven't seen them around lately. I wonder if they sold them or put them away for the summer.
What a jeep is is a vehicle with a great ground clearance, really good turning radius, and it's built like a tank. These are nice characteristics if you live in the country, hunt, camp, hike, or just haunt the back country.
Actually, those sound like nice characteristics for driving the crowded, narrow pothole-ridden streets of Los Angeles too.
I drive a 1987 Lincoln. The roof is caved in when a storm blew a branch on the roof. Several months later a truck sideswiped the right side, it's all crumpled. The paint has faded, the seats are worn down to the stuffing, the cars lays down a thick, blue cloud on the road. All doors are stuck, I get in and out thru the passenger side window. But I want to look impressive, so I welded 24 inch high tail fins on each rear fender.
So now the people turn their heads when I drive down the street, it makes me feel important.
I drive a 1987 Lincoln. The roof is caved in when a storm blew a branch on the roof. Several months later a truck sideswiped the right side, it's all crumpled. The paint has faded, the seats are worn down to the stuffing, the cars lays down a thick, blue cloud on the road. All doors are stuck, I get in and out thru the passenger side window. But I want to look impressive, so I welded 24 inch high tail fins on each rear fender.
So now the people turn their heads when I drive down the street, it makes me feel important.
I used to see two( Not so) Smart Cars in my area last year. I haven't seen them around lately. I wonder if they sold them or put them away for the summer.
There sure are a bunch of them in the Phoenix area! I checked them out when they first became available and thought they were overpriced and not fuel efficient enough to justify the price.
There sure are a bunch of them in the Phoenix area! I checked them out when they first became available and thought they were overpriced and not fuel efficient enough to justify the price.
Agree - I looked at them, too. One of our neighbors has one. She previously had an HHR. Wonder how she likes the transition? Anyway, I do see a fair number of them in Tucson.
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