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This past fall, the Pope was given a Volvo XC90 for his official transportation. I keep telling myself that even though I’m not a VIP (holy or otherwise), I’m sure I will fit in the XC90 just fine. Hey, if it’s good enough for the Pope ...
The Santa Fe is all grown up, slenderized, sophisticated, sleek and gorgeous. I’m a little jealous, to tell you the truth, and I think that means I’m spending way too much time with cars.
I like that this car doesn’t feel like a family truckster but performs like one, handling various errands and tight parking spaces with ease and grace. My husband can hang out in the RX350 and not feel like he’s in a mom car or chick car. No evading errands for him if we owned one!
I’ve been waiting for a car to come along that is chic enough to look good on those moms among us who we all want to be. You know, the moms that look fab running errands, wearing denim with grape juice stains for the third day in a row and pulling it off with the utmost panache. This fantasy car of mine must be designed and engineered by someone clever, someone in the know, a genius or savant possibly, or better yet - a parent.
The Outlander is actually designed for, and geared towards, college-age males. But really, Mitsubishi could come up with a Mom Package and the Outlander would do very well.
Not only do I start imagining the possibilities with my kid’s bikes and other gear, but I am pleased to find out that under the sliding floor there is actually a respectably sized area where I could stash extra coats for the kids or even diapers and wipes. I am sure Dodge was not thinking diaper-mobile when they designed that feature but, hey, it works!
Looking for and buying a car is much like buying jeans. The work entailed in finding the right fit can be brutal. The Murano makes the purchasing decision easy. A fun, sexy car with no embarrassing three-way mirrors or visible panty lines is a gem.
When I stop at a light the gas engine shuts off. Luckily, I was told this would happen so I didn’t suffer the embarrassment of trying to re-start a running car at a light.
What on EARTH could I possibly not like about the Escalade? It is large, handsome, and clad in leather. What more is there to want in a man? Er, a car?
Offering carrot sticks doesn’t exactly make me a kid magnet in the food department and I’m certainly not the “cool” mom who passes out Twizzlers to clusters of ecstatic kids at the playground. Driving the Hummer H2 SUT, however, instantly converts me into Miss Mommy Popularity.
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