This blog will focus on political images I have found all around the Internet, though I will intersperse some commentary and quotes that I find interesting.
Showing posts with label cars. Show all posts
Showing posts with label cars. Show all posts
Monday, January 28, 2013
Weapons
I have so many posts and comments on Facebook about guns not being such a big problem because of the preponderance of other weapons that the following e-card I saw yesterday just made me laugh out-loud. It is the PERFECT comeback.
Thursday, March 12, 2009
Picking on the Democrats
I don't usually post stuff that trashes the Democrats and liberals (I are one), but this is pretty funny.
Wednesday, January 07, 2009
American Cars
Click on the image to enlarge so you can read the fine print.
The last new American Car I bought was a Chrysler 300, just before the 300C's came out. It was a nice riding car, lots of room. But I had quite a few mechanical problems with it and the dealership didn't seem to want to do much to help me out.
Before that I drove Pontiac's for about 12 years (mostly Bonnevilles) and they were good cars. When I went to buy my 4th, they had reduced the seating capacity of the cars (I'm a big guy - long legs) so that's when I bought the Chrysler.
After the Chrysler I went with Nissan - first a Maxima, now a Murano. Nice cars - I'll buy another one when I'm due.
As for the bailout, I agree that it had to be done, but I don't think that the American car makers have done much to research what Americans want in cars. I can't believe that the best they can do is reduce driver compartment size or build cars that fall apart.
The last new American Car I bought was a Chrysler 300, just before the 300C's came out. It was a nice riding car, lots of room. But I had quite a few mechanical problems with it and the dealership didn't seem to want to do much to help me out.
Before that I drove Pontiac's for about 12 years (mostly Bonnevilles) and they were good cars. When I went to buy my 4th, they had reduced the seating capacity of the cars (I'm a big guy - long legs) so that's when I bought the Chrysler.
After the Chrysler I went with Nissan - first a Maxima, now a Murano. Nice cars - I'll buy another one when I'm due.
As for the bailout, I agree that it had to be done, but I don't think that the American car makers have done much to research what Americans want in cars. I can't believe that the best they can do is reduce driver compartment size or build cars that fall apart.
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