I will never forget the day a lady in Savannah asked me that question. I was coming out of a gas station when I saw her checking out my Chevy Malibu Maxx. She thought it was a Volvo because I proudly advertise for Andrew by having a “Volvo Construction Equipment” vanity license plate on the front. It was so funny when she asked, “Is that your Volvo?” because she seemed so impressed and really liked my car – then I told her – “No, it’s a Chevy.”
Well, now we can answer that question with a “Why yes, that stunning piece of machinery is my Volvo.” Today, Andrew traded in the good ol’ Trailblazer for this sweet ride.
What’s even better about how awesome it is – it’s going to save us a quite a bit of money each month (can you believe that?!?). It’s such a great feeling to know we’ll be saving on payments and gas! With Andrew driving 100 miles a day sometimes it was really getting sickening.
Finding this car and making the switch was anything but easy. For the past 3 weeks Andrew’s been researching Volvos and trying to find the perfect one for him. He’s test driven so many and I know it was getting a little frustrating because he just wanted to be able to be done with it all and be confident with his choice. Buying a used car is probably one of the most nerve-racking things to do – what if it just falls apart as soon as you get the keys? At least with all the hard work Andrew put into this decision – I feel pretty sure that won’t happen. (Knock on the Volvo’s wood paneling!)
I am just so proud of my Volvo man – not only because he now drives a car that’s freakin’ cool and classy – but because he does it wearing his South Park cheesy poofs t-shirt. He’s all mine!
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