This past week-end, my Tahoe turned over 100,000 miles...and serious talk of replacing it began. I guess it's silly to be nostalgic about a car, but I really have loved my Tahoe. It was the first car I bought with my own money. It was totally different than anything my parents had ever owned. I felt like a grown up when I bought it. I've been driving the Tahoe for 6 1/2 years, and haven't ever gotten tired of it. We brought both our babies home in it. When I first bought the car in 2002, Scott and I weren't even married yet, and some of my friends teased me about buying a "family car"...but we have become a family in this car. I might not be so emotional if I could just go buy a new Tahoe to replace it...which had been my plan until gas prices skyrocketed and "green" became the new black. Now I feel compelled to purchase something more fuel efficient and environmentally friendly...and while I know it's a necessity and the right thing to do, I can't help but feel disappointed. Maybe I'll just see how many more miles the Tahoe has in it...
2 comments:
Oh, I'm so with you on the car attachment. I'm already attached to mine. I say drive it until you can't anymore (or it isn't safe for your family) because who wants a car payment + a gas bill that's twice that? :-)
Keep it, Keep it!!!! It still looks brand new. You are such a good car owner it will last forever. Keep it!!!
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