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19 Aug 2007, 10:26 pm
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Re: Some vehicles are marketed for senior citizens
No, No, No!
Ya'll got it all wrong! The ideal car for the senior citizen is.... a black & yellow Cab! 
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19 Mar 2013, 08:11 am
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Some vehicles are marketed for senior citizens
Its true that some car are designed for seniors. Because they have their own needs and wants to use a car. Young people have different thinking about cars then the senior citizen.
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19 Mar 2013, 07:36 pm
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Re: Some vehicles are marketed for senior citizens
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02 Nov 2013, 12:01 am
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Re: Some vehicles are marketed for senior citizens
this thread gets a little more relevant every day
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02 Nov 2013, 08:33 am
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Re: Some vehicles are marketed for senior citizens
Dude, that's harsh ... So I'm browsing an ONT PT forum... and ? yup... everyone's in their 60's .
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02 Nov 2013, 09:15 am
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Re: Some vehicles are marketed for senior citizens
I too aquiring my PT one an equitable trade when I had to admit pulling my 2002 Mazda Miata up around my waist every time I got in it couldn't be a permanent life style dedication. My PT loves me and I love it
 . It welcomes me into its comfortable leather seat when I get in gracefully. Me getting into the Miata was a sight to see, not at all gracefull! First I would lower my butt in, then one leg, then my torso and finally I had to hope the left leg would bend enough to fit in. When I finally did settle in my head always rubbed on the top. I put up with this hoping that I'd get use to it but finally realized I was just chasing the last reminants of my youth and dislocating my left knee just about every time I shifted. ptprice
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