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Despite high fuel prices, some people just won't give up their cars.
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4 comments:
Despite high fuel prices, some people just won't give up their cars.
Automaker GM is said to be preparing a new presentation on how the company is doing, and why they want another 50 billion dollar bailout.
Carlos got the car in the divorce settlement.
The new 2012 model that passes all EPA and Federal regulations
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