Most Embarrassing Car to drive
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I don't know why it is, but in England we only seem to get offered the naff American cars and not the nice ones!
Actually I quite like the 300C to look at, but it's still an old E Class underneath unless you can afford the Hemi. Other than that we get the Crossfire (an old SLK underneath), the PT Cruiser (nuff said), the Neon (urk), the Voyager (yawn) and some small ugly Dodge thing that I can't remember the name of (Calibre? Something like that). Never seen a RHD Viper, Corvette, Charger or Mustang for sale over here sadly.
Actually I quite like the 300C to look at, but it's still an old E Class underneath unless you can afford the Hemi. Other than that we get the Crossfire (an old SLK underneath), the PT Cruiser (nuff said), the Neon (urk), the Voyager (yawn) and some small ugly Dodge thing that I can't remember the name of (Calibre? Something like that). Never seen a RHD Viper, Corvette, Charger or Mustang for sale over here sadly.
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Popped into Freeman Toyota in Hurst today to pick up a few fasteners for the lad's Tundra. Walking back out to the car, I noticed I'd parked amidst a passle of Pry-us. Really felt like I should go back and apologize to the several salesmen hanging out at the front door greeting folks. They were very cordial and directed me in a most-friendly manner to the parts desk when I'd arrived a few minutes earlier. Only when my business was concluded and I was making egress did it dawn on me what I'd done...sun glinting off the gleaming black-n-chrome classic XJ surrounded by bunches of little whitish pot-bellied roller skate booties that those nice young men were responsible to sell.....no way that was gonna happen so long as that situation endured! Ah well, wasn't there long, and I did give 'em a drive-by rather than duck out of the nearest exit to to freeway service road. Judging by the waves and extended stares I noted in the rearview...they appreciated the gesture.