LeBaron1973
Old Man with a Hat
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Good on you Collin, glad to see you enjoying your car. What people often forget is that driving is freedom - to boldly go where no man has gone before - oops, that's Star Trek lol.
Seriously, having a car and the ability to drive it means you can go anywhere at anytime - no waiting for public transport and having to go where that goes - freedom. I guess within the next century and probably your lifetime, the driverless vehicles one reads about in science fiction novels will become more and more common - it'll be convenient to hop into one, direct it where to go and enjoy the ride, but won't be the same as driving yourself, especially in such a lovely car as yours. I used to feel like a king in.my 78 Lincoln's, nothing else like them.
Seriously, having a car and the ability to drive it means you can go anywhere at anytime - no waiting for public transport and having to go where that goes - freedom. I guess within the next century and probably your lifetime, the driverless vehicles one reads about in science fiction novels will become more and more common - it'll be convenient to hop into one, direct it where to go and enjoy the ride, but won't be the same as driving yourself, especially in such a lovely car as yours. I used to feel like a king in.my 78 Lincoln's, nothing else like them.
I'm only twenty but most people my age are driving those little econo-toasters. (Even most of the older folks 
) I'm slightly guilty of the same because I daily drive a 2007 Honda Pilot. I'd rather take that to my college campus instead of my beloved Imp because the students drive like maniacs through the parking lot dinging doors and bumping into parked cars without remorse. Not to mention I highly doubt Sadie would fit in any of those compact spaces. I was nearly hit by one girl in a Prius playing on her phone when I was walking from my car to class..
