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Did you ever think that the American craze for this vehicle:
Mixed with the American craze for this vehicle:
Is what created the "need" for this vehicle?
Though I briefly flirted with the idea of buying a PT Cruiser, I'm glad I thought better of it. I held out for two more years and bought my current little sports car.
Besides, I was 37 at the time, and I had that whole Mid-Life Crisis to look forward to. Am I supposed to be looking for a Trophy Husband or something?
Mixed with the American craze for this vehicle:
Is what created the "need" for this vehicle?
Though I briefly flirted with the idea of buying a PT Cruiser, I'm glad I thought better of it. I held out for two more years and bought my current little sports car.
Besides, I was 37 at the time, and I had that whole Mid-Life Crisis to look forward to. Am I supposed to be looking for a Trophy Husband or something?
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What do you think of Toyota's FJ Cruiser?
I have honestly never heard of it.
Sounds SUVish.
We always call them "Pity" Cruisers. I have to say all the ones I see on my drive to work are Disney Imagineers and Execs, all with vanity license plates on them.
I just recently saw it at the gym. I think it's new and just came out for 2007. It sort of reminds me of a hummer and land rover.
http://www.toyota.com/fjcruiser/exterior.html
My dad's horrified that I've been toying with the idea of test driving it. He says it's too boxy and bulky, and besides . . . it's for boys - when am I ever going to do any off-roading, he asks.
I dunno . . . it could be useful if I ever move back to cold country, or when I'm exploring Texas hill country.
I DO agree that it's a little boxy, though (reminds me of my ex's Scion - yuck! - I can't believe he tried to get me back by offering me his new, boxy Scion!).
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