B
Okay. Well, I, I tend to be more methodical I guess. Uh, I determine first of all what I'm going to use the vehicle for, whether it's going to be primarily as a family mover or as a, a personal mover. Uh, where it's going to be driven, you know, what types of, uh, driving I'm going to be doing on it, primarily highway or, or local mileage more often. And, uh, hanging in the back of my mind is always the knowledge that I tend to drive cars for about ten years and a hundred fifty to two hundred thousand miles.
A
Uh-huh.
B
So I'm, I'm real picky. I-, if you are going to keep something that long, you know, you better get something that you wanted to begin with and that you are going to like for a long time.
A
Yeah. I don't know I've had pretty good luck, you know, even if, if you take any car and, and you care for it well enough, uh, you are going to get some good life out of it. Uh, my, my Oldsmobile right now that I have, uh, is getting near eighty thousand and it's still in pretty good shape. Uh, there was a flaw in there where a, where a head gasket bolt broke, and it cost me some bucks to, to fix that but that was, you know, something that was unforeseen. But I still think I c-, I'm going to get probably a hundred fifty thousand or more out of it.
B
Sure. Well, it sounds like you tend to drive your cars quite a ways also then.
A
Well, I, I drive like the song says, THE LITTLE OLD LADY but, uh, but not FROM PASADENA.