That was me last year when the California Department of Motor Vehicles politely requested I have the photo on my driver's license updated after 20-something years. Now every time I look at my license I think, "Who's that old man?"when you look in the mirror and wonder, "who is that guy?"
1995?!!The first generation Kia Sephia, based on the Mazda 323 BG were awesome cars! I drove my father's from 80.000 to 130.000 kilometers.
When the Sephia started in 1993, it was circa five years ahead of it's time. Fine Mazda-lizensed powertrain, state of the art-electronics, ass-kicking aerodynamics (!) and with their short transmission, they were beast. And you could run as hell, I tell you. And all that with just the old-fashioned 175mm/70 R13"-tyres! And rusting, what's that??
Man, these cars converted to today's safety-standards, woohoo!!
It is nothing if it doesn't roll on 30" x 3 1/2" clinchers or on 440/450 x 21" balloons.When you remember the good old 175/70 R13" tyres. The normal thing, back in th 90s.
I forgot it, but my father's Kia Venga indeed got 205/50 R17" tyres. 50% side-profile tyres!
But that explains the sympathic sporty handling.
Oh yes, and they don't come any funnier than Mr. Connolly's take on a prostrate examination.Your first prostate exam.
Or when you realize your teen crushes could have been the Go-Gos' mothers![emoji15]When you learn your teen crushes, The Go-Gos, now range in age from 60 to 65.
Aren't teen crushes supposed to stay forever young??
Your first prostate exam.
You will feel a slight pressure. Never knew before that my doctor was such a liar.
Death! Call that an excuse? https://metro.co.uk/2016/12/05/man-...days-despite-being-dead-at-the-wheel-6301567/
We have an expression for that kind of pettiness. "Jobsworth." As in. "It's more than my job's worth."