Stupid cars, broken highways...

I posted this message about two years ago, with my other class. I hope you enjoy it.

Everybody knows that I have a Toyota 1989, the other day I was thinking about it as a "rolling freak". Some people say I am very tough and agressive when I refer to my car, and I might consider it is true. I sometimes talk to my car (of course when we are alone) and I ask him: are you stupid, or what? The question, of course, comes after being left in the middle of the sun, let´s say, at noon, when "El Solazo", couldn´t hit any harder. Anyway, when you compare my¨"oldie" (soon he´ll be 20 yrs old)with other cars in the public transportation system, you can say that those are really stupid, for example, I remember once I was running around in one, and when the driver tried to turn on the lights, the trunk opened. He tried to use the wipers and one of the doors opened. To deal with this "machine" they have different gadgets such as varillas which are very good for lifting the crystal in the windows when it's raining; they have pestillos to lock the doors (yeah the same ones that you use for the doors in your house); if the windows don't work properly because they cannot roll them up, they use un carton instead, which it never fails. Don't forget that to open the doors you need to take out your hands and do it from the outside, and also that if the driver wants to turn, he will do it by taking out his arm and indicating in which direction the car will move. Under these conditions it will be very difficult for smart cars to enter the dominican market, considering the fact that stupid cars have been around for quite a long time, and they will not accept being discarded just like that. We should be ready to see Hubieres, Figuereo and others claiming respect for these cars. Maybe after all we should not consider these vehicles stupid, but magic ones, yes I said magic, because to keep them running around for so many years you need something beyond magic. Take care, Atilano.