That my Grandfather is well heeled. He likes to buy a new car every three years, so he sometimes gives me his old one, which at three years is not really worthy of the title "old". People might think I'm spoiled because of that, but really I'm just trying to be prudent. He offered it to me, and so why deal with the expense of buying a different one?

i got mine for $800, but i got a Sticker than says Indian Power, and its what holds my car together 😏

My car only talks when I press a button (and I try to avoid doing that).
If it started talking about me, I’d trade it in.

I have no car, therefore, that I am frugal and careful (not wanting to get into road rage since I have witnessed people who were once calm becoming that way).

.... so, you really think she is talking about me??? *peeks out into the driveway* I didn't even know she was on friendly terms with anyone else.

I'm boring. But really I don't car for cars, I have no feelings for them and I don't feel they reflect who I am; they get me from point a to b.

It says that I am a neat, clean, orderly, practical person.

What I find interesting is the need we have to identify ourselves with our cars. Like vanity plates or bumper stickers telling others you hobbies or religion, or political viewpoints. Or those new stick figures telling everyone the number of kids , their genders, and even how many pets you have. I find it very curious.

Mini van,says mom of many, which I am.🙂

Probably that I'm poor.

That I am crazy

That I don't really go for fancy cars.

That I didn't buy American this time

That a big guy needs a Big car

I don't have a car.

this guy has money...... i really dont though its a liar