Not an interesting car but, there's a classic nice little old lady that brings her car in for service where I work a couple times a year. It's a 1990 Dynasty and you'd swear it was a brand new car. Body and paint, mint. Interior, mint. Even the engine compartment and under side are in darn nice shape with nothing more than some surface rust here and there. Last time it was in the odometer read something like 35,000 roughly. She's drives it year round but says she doesn't like driving in the snow and slush (or rain)so she only drives when the roads are dry. Otherwise she gets a ride from someone. Actually there's a couple like that. The other little old lady has a mid '90's Buick and it's also as close to perfect as there is.
Rambling on and on (lol). Way back in 1985 I worked at a Chevy dealer and another one of those sweet little old ladies decided to buy one more brand new car before she died (think she was 90 years old). Traded in the '67 Impala 327 that she and her late husband bought new. It had 17,000 miles and looked like it had never been sat in or even driven. The car literally looked brand new off the showroom floor. Before going on the lot it need nothing, not even cleaned or detailed. Being a 2 door, it sat on the lot (actually it was in the showroom) for exactly 2 hours before it was sold.
Heh-heh, cool lady. She told me the salesman tried to sell her an extended lifetime warranty. She said "I'm 90 years old, what do I need an extended warranty for?" She was awesome!
Now, where's that little old lady Aspen R/T?
