In this month's installment of Selling It:
Auto-fill fail | A parking spot to die for | A Freudian slip? | Road rage management | Signs of confusion | For (Navy) members only | Sweetheart deals for DIYers | See more Selling It items
Catchy name!
The letter goes on to suggest that the recipient sell CURRENT VEHICLE to the dealer and, presumably, buy NEXT VEHICLE.
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An empty lot
“A perk for the deceased,” writes the reader who snapped this shot.
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Truth in advertising?
The pictured car is pale yellow, after all.
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Now if there were only eye-roll control
Perfect for when a #^+** driver cuts you off.
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Well, that’s clear
Drivers must be paralyzed by this stack of signs in Braintree, Mass.
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Generals are out of luck
Wondering where that “5” leads? We’ll spare you the eyestrain. The footnote says
this: 0%. Not all buyers will qualify. Military admirals only …
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Affordable indeed
As in you’ll pay people to take them?
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