Bill wrote:
>>Yes! Those vehicles are frequently vandalized; they get tire walls
>>punctured and other verbal and physical expressions of opinion of
>>them appearing on our streets. Why don't you rent a real car that
>>won't be as risky, as difficult to drive on our streets while
>>blocking the views of other drivers and tourists, that's less
>>hazardous to those of us who live here as well as those on the
>>highways in the surrounding counties in California that you've
>>threatened to visit, less harmful to the environment, easier to park,
>>and not as offensive to the eye?
>
> Could you recommend one such car that would carry 8 adults ?
I would be pleased to if I knew of one. My guess is that any of the
van-type passenger cars could comfortably accommodate eight
normal-sized adults.
When I drive on Saint Patrick's Day, I get a Toyota van. I think it
accommodates eight but amn't sure. It's the same length as a Camry.
I believe the Ford and Chrysler corporations make station wagons that
accommodate nine. Whether anyone has them for rent, I don't know.
Years ago, on Saint Patrick's Day, I rented an enormous Chevrolet
station wagon from Rent-A-Wreck. Going down Bush Street, with the
heaviest people behind the rear axle, the front end came off of the
ground a couple of times. I didn't tell them that but, after our next
stop, I reseated them.
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