Nope she got one of those super freaky MIII class or whatever ones (it's like 25 years old or something, takes me back. LOL) only it was this weird SHARK in front and what looked like a Honda in the rear. She bought it shortly after The Divorce. It was a ton of dough back then. I found it to be excellent (I once got to drive it when it was new on my way to like Chicago or something and I got it up to 140 and it handled as if I was going like 65, seriously…. (My mom was asleep by the way, LOL, she was like "how did we get so far?"" when she woke up, but I distracted her with something..... Like, once she beat it down, though, it was no longer so great. My mom goes through clutches like they're plastic bags, seriously.
When I loaned her my mazda when she came to visit, well, I knew it would Never Be the Same and it wasn't. But, that was how badly I wanted her to NOT stay at my house, at the time. Besides, my husband who ALSO kills clutches already got his hands on it and drove it fully loaded (I TOLD HIM, l was like, "This handles like a pig be careful!"
He ignored my screams of horror as he drove it over mountain passes going like 65 in third gear. My gear ratios were never the same....
He (husband) also killed my last car, my Hyundai by showing the Kid how to do wheelies and then blaming the degeneration on the kid! I was like. "UH HUH."
I like talking cars I guess. People are funny about cars though. This one doc at my work with a reputation for HATING EVERYONE had this very carefully tended to, absolutely ANCIENT BMW sport car and it was clearly the ONE he bought after he had some money. I introduced myself by saying, "Nice CAR!!! What year? Wow."
He loved me like a daughter ever since that day. And he really was obnoxious, but well, you do what you do to get by, he was seeing my kiddos.
But I bet no one else at work ever introduced themselves that way. I pretty much guarantee it. LOL.
Anna