I want to buy mine early because the prices go down in the summer sometimes plus im doing a special occasion for my birthday. Im looking for less than $100 because i want a nice dress but there are other expenses that im doing like limo, hotel, dinner, shoes, hair etc….
next month is our anniversary, and the night of the concert i have dinner planned, limo ride to the concert and going out to a couple of bars after. And to top the night off a hot relaxing bath followed by a massage. Not sure if I should surprise him with the tickets the night of or if I should give for a x-mas gift. I want him to be able to dress for the concert.
Well, it seems to me that only americans buy the most gas guzzlers, everyone else in the world, have better sensibilities. Unless you’re a government in need of practical utility vehicles.
The limo industry could easily convert to an alternative fuel source, but heavy industry will have difficulties, there are a lot more over-sized trucks doing genuine work than a lot of people may realize.
The recreational driver will be the most put out, since you only get about 10 miles to the gallon on most typical big pick-ups, before aftermarket tampering.
Although, there will always be motorcyles, they can run off of almost anything.
I seem to recall, a role playing game called Car Wars, where all the vehicles ran on Electricity. Will it ever get that bad, especially if the American Grain Industry gets hit with a Blight of some kind. I’ve noticed that Americans are very squeamish about genetically improved products, especially food stuffs. If the source of Ethanol is struck with a Blight. What will you do then?
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/earth/copenhagen-climate-change-confe/6736517/Copenhagen-climate-summit-1200-limos-140-private-planes-and-caviar-wedges.html
Talking about a 2003 Lincoln Town Car Cartier L with 530,000 miles. Its an Ex Limo service car, I am guessing its been well kept in order to even make it over 100,000 miles. Anyways I need one for limo service as well, and looking for a cheap buy, just wanted some feedback. 530,000 is a lot of miles, that’s way over kill. IDK I herd from some that they went over one million on a single engine, and still kept going.
