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."