[SunRescue] we're all just spoiled (was: re: IPC)

[KurtHuhnkurthuhn at k-huhn.com]

Bonnevilles are nice, and I figure I'll get similar power out of a V8
Taurus.  I love my current Taurus, which I'll keep, but I'll get a newer SHO
(which I always wanted, and now I can afford).  Even stock GL's handle like
they're on rails especially with Eagle HPs on the 15 inch rims.

I'm happy with a 3 yr old Taurus SHO - but my wife really wants a PT
Cruiser.  So who am I to deny?

Kurt

> On the subject of affordable nice cars, I have a 98 Bonneville SE that I
> just love, big, tons of power, and handles very, very well. It's a lot of
> fun being able to take a sharp cloverleaf at 70+ MPH! Bought it when it
was
> 6 mo. old, only paid $14K for it. Kick ass car with lots of comfort and
> performance for the money. I *never* buy new cars.
> .
> Mike N
>
> > Except for the PT Cruiser - which by all accounts is a "driver's car".
At
> > only (!) $20K its also affordable.  However, you have to go on a 6 month
> > waiting list to get one (unless you want ot pay a $10K premium).  Mine
is
> > due in December!!!! :-)
> >
> > The Taurus is another "driver's car" - and the Taurus SHO is an excuse
for
> > the family-man to get a performance auto.  I'm going to look around for
a
> > '98 or so SHO in the sping when my current Taurus GL is paid off.
> >
> > Kurt
> >
> >
> > > Same is true for automobiles - the ones who really appreciate them
can't
> > > afford them.
>