I thought Cash for Clunkers in general was pretty good, typically when something changes like emissions standards it just goes into affect, rarely is something so voluntary or polite. Your car didn’t pass eh? Fix it or don’t fucking drive on our roads. This wasn’t a get your fucking hummer off the road or else type statement. This was a: Please stop driving your 1992 Ford Explorer we’ll even help you get a new car. I didn’t take advantage of this because I have a baby commuter car to begin with, I would have though oh man oh man. I finally got my transmission fixed, but during that whole period my car wouldn’t shift into reverse. Imagine having to make sure your car was angled so you could roll back out of your spot.
I don't get it
the strip or the blog?
Blog explained: the man made a plan to let u trade in the junk in your trunk for some fancy new digs – no strings attached. Matt wanted to get on this deal, but his junk wasn't as funky as others' so he kept his junk with its current funk.
Strip explained: the reject autobot makes a living crapping out toys for tots; no energon cubes were made in this process.
Ford Taurus, Ford Explorer, I feel like you've got something against the "awesomeness" that is Ford!
Maybe Ford is sponsoring the strip?
'…and i'm proud to be an American…'
My first car was a Taurus, it never failed to give me trouble, however the Ford Explorer was the car most turned in during the Cash for Clunkers program.
would said van contain hypothetical passengers? creating an already splash worthy mess of kids…
eats garbage and still manages to keep the figure – it runs right through him – no absorption except for the good stuff, just like sheep skin, right?
Delete the other comment by the mystery Jon.
And you thought the stork brought them.
With all the doggone weather we have had as of late I am stuck inside , fortunately there is the internet, thanks for giving me something to do.
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