Wow, the dealership took responsibility. I did not see that coming.
You are wrong, ma’am. OBJECTIVELY WRONG! These billboards are a wonderful cultural icon of I-95, and should be respected as much.
They tried them in Chicago. Thanks to the 2.5 million residents driving on the Kennedy Expressway that week who didn’t give a fuck and broke the system, Chicago gave them up, too.
Anything with trucks nuts. It was my last semester at university and there’s this lifted red Silve-rad-bro that’s been going there about as long as I have. Only this time he has 4 pairs of truck nuts along the frame. Someone explain this to me.
Perfectly acceptable, it reduces wind noise and makes highway driving much nicer. Winter cruising too.
Buying a car like a Rolls droptop is all for show, so when the car does showy things, it’s for the driver’s ego. I don’t think they’re tools, though. I’ve never thought someone closing the roof in rain was tool-ish.
Thank you! Convertibles are for people who like the experience of being connected to the world, not insulated from it, while driving. I live in Seattle and put the top down for every respite between rains. And it makes the summer joyous.
You’re obviously not the convertible type. You’re much happier in a noise-insulated box that keeps you in perfect comfort and allows you to ignore the rest of the world around you as much as possible. That’s fine.