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he actually said "invest in a new car" let's analyze that. "invest" means to put forth some money in order to return money. i have never known ANYONE to make money buying brand new cars. That new $6995 Kia Rio will NEVER be worth more than $6995. in fact after it's driven on the lot it's worth about $4000 (if that) and it only goes downhill from there. Perhaps our apostrophe-challenged friend bought a fleet of 1928 Deusenbergs back in 1928. Maybe he has a zero-mile Superbird of Buick GNX sitting in his heated garage. In that case, I retract this statement. But I'd be willing to bet Stevie is the proud owner of a '92 Cavalier his mother gave him.
Now let's ponder the question of why Stevie felt he had to stick his head into our business, and tell us what he thinks of Volvos (or Volvo's as he put it) He probably cracked his third head and was sitting along the street some cold evening a few days ago, and was passed by a crusty but running 300,000 mile 140 chug by, along with several 245s, each with more miles than an entire fleet of Cavaliers could tally. This undoubtedly made him insanely jealous, and therefore hateful of those with cars even he knew to be better than his. Maybe steve is hateful of the typical "volvo driver" which at least in this area seems to be the Mac-using sweater-vest wearing college professor. I as well of most readers don't possess any of those attributes, and I think that type of Volvo owner is probably oblivious to the brickboard, and takes their '93 244 to the Dealer for every service.
Stevie, It's bad enough you were named after the lead singer of Fleetwood Mac, but is it really necessary to put others down for something you have no experience with?
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