With constantly rising fuel costs, many people are scrambling to find cheaper ways to get around. In doing so, they're turning to new AND old modes of transportation.
There I was in the front yard yesterday, tending my garden, when a passing car stopped and its driver asked,
"Are you using that old Honda?", referring to my 87 Accord in the driveway.
"Oh, yeah!", I replied.
"So, it's not for sale!?", he continued.
"Oh, Nooooo!" said I, emphatically.
Over the years, that ol' Honda has taken a lickin' and keeps on tickin' while I've taken a lot of flak, mostly from family, about how old it is.
Not easily swayed by nay-sayers, I know a good thing when I got it! Truly faithful vehicles like Hondas last--if not forever--for a very L O N G T I M E.
So, what d'ya know!? People are seeking out older models like mine. Who knew my old car would become so desirable?
Why? Three words: great gas mileage.
I have been officially vindicated!
