Have you named your car?
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Comments (2)I don't have what you are looking for. But I would love to have one of each. I can send you two of my named iris in trade. But I can not let you pick. They are not lable. I have a total of 12. Here is what color you may get: ginger swirl royal crusader ecstatic-echo gnu orange parade gumby cherak's smile affluence heavenly angles tracy tyrene batik PLMK, mkruby7...See MoreSpare tire? Does your car have one?
Comments (20)Omitting the spare tire is not so much a gas saving thing as it is a money pinch and advertising gimmic. With the spare removed, the trunk space is larger and that shows up on the list of brand comparisons. In the interest of saving space in SUVs and pickup trucks, a popular place to store the spare is under the vehicle. This may be ok in warm dry weather, but its the worst place when running in cold, wet climates. Add road salt to the mix and you've got a disaster - the screw threads corrode and it gets impossible to remove the tire from storage not to mention crawling around on the ground. 99.9% of the time, one does not need a spare, but the one time you need it, you really need it because there is nothing else. This particularily true when traveling in lonely remote places. You can be in trouble even on an interstate. I recall crossing the Nevada desert and as you crossed the east side of the state, a sign warned: no service for 250 miles. Myself and a Corvete entered that crossing at the same time. The speed limit was 80 mph but even the Corvete driver slowed to a reasonable, sustainable speed. I drove the entire 250 miles without seeing another vehicle. Yeah, if I should have needed a spare in that stretch, I really would have needed one. Now, about getting the lugs nuts off, that's another problem....See MoreDo you name your car?
Comments (28)We have always named every one of our vehicles, even before we were married. They become part of the family, so why not name them. Hubby's car is a brown volvo wagon, so Brownie is its name. My car is a bright yellow Ford Scion named Tweety. He's my "Tweety Mobile" and has Tweety decals on the doors, Tweety floormats and license plate frame, and Tweety things inside....See MoreDoes your car have an electronically imprinted ignition key?
Comments (12)My '88 Mazda (replacement single key about two bucks) was bought over three years ago - from an auto insurance appraiser, who had some plastic stickers that looked like bullet holes on one back corner, and offered to take them off, but I said to leave them there, that they weren't hurting anything. About 6 months later, I was in a smash that twisted one rear wheel a bit, and it took more than I'd paid to repair it, but my friend the body shop guy said that, at about 125,000 mi., it had some good mileage in it, so I fixed it - my contribution to energy waste and global pollution and warming, I guess, as repairs take a small amount of material and a lot of work. It's a standard transmission, so when a signal light goes yellow in the city, if traffic is normal, I push the clutch and turn off the key. The bigger cars go past at speed ... then a couple of hundred feet from the intersection, on come the red lights at the back! Can't people with automatics drive far enough ahead ... and think what they're doing enough to take their foot off of the throttle when the signal lights turn yellow?? My friend the body shop guy, though a few years younger than I, has been over afew hills and around a few corners in his lifetime and I doubt whether he can be taken for a ride easily when it comes to business ... as his business looks prosperous(and he has a vacation location at Lake Havasu). Some stuff in Canada is dearer than in the U.S. ole joyful...See More- 13 years ago
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