Thirteen years ago I told
Mark that "This is the last car I am ever going to buy." I fully
intended to keep the PT Cruiser until I could buy collector car license plates
for it. So Mark wrecked it twice, Chandler covered the entire interior in white
dog hair, the air conditioning stopped working, and finally the heat stopped
working. So from the heat of Florida, to the cold of Chicago, I suffered,
sweating and shivering. Also, over the last few years we have spent a few
thousand dollars in repairs on that thing. Don't get me wrong, I liked it enough.
It could carry a kitchen range in the back with the hatchback closed, and it
had all my favorite radio stations on the presets. However, now that we have
moved to Chicago and Mark has realized what it means to not have heat, he
insisted that we get a new car. So we did. Besides, none of my Florida radio presets worked here in Chicago. Last Friday we traded in the old PT
Cruiser on a nice Ford Fusion. It's a 2014 with only 14k miles on it. And as we
drove away from Manteno Ford Mark told me how happy he was. Not only did he
tell me that he finally feels like an adult driving that car, but he will no
longer have people mistaking him for a lesbian. I myself love the car. It's
really nice, and I kept my promise that the PT Cruiser would be the last car I
ever buy. I made Mark buy the Ford Fusion.
Congratulations and good luck!
ReplyDeleteMark is actually driving better in this car. Still can't parallel park though.
ReplyDeleteWow -- yes. That's a nice car and congratulations. Someday -- and I don't know when -- we will buy a car with less than 50,000 on it.
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