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dave @ Jan 7th 2007 12:04PM
#3, on my way home from work last thursday in a fairly hard rain, traffic slowed to a crawl as we approached a car up ahead doing about ten miles per hour with his flashers on. as we neared the car we (my wife and i) noticed it was a new camry with the windshield wipers stuck straight up. as we neared our ramp we spotted a young lady in her tiburon on the side of the road with the hood up. my wife spotted two young kids in the car so she told me to stop. we did, and gave the girl and her kids a ride to the local garage. on the way to the garage, she was crying and told my wife that everytime it rains, her car stalls or won't start at all. no one at her dealer can figure it out. i'm only telling this experience because as this day progressed, i kept thinking of your posts. oh, and did i mention that on this 43 mile journey i did'nt see one ford (or gm) broke down or limping it's way home?