It's naturally hard to find a car in which doesn't look so beat up that it seems as if it was stolen by force, or used in stunt movies. When hunting down suitable used cars, it's only human that you be preoccupied about the exterior of the car as well as it's interior. It may be the most healthiest car you've seen in your life, but if it repels about almost everyone you know, then chances are that you are mostly going to steer clear of it.
Well, this is just the car you're looking for: A 2010 Ford Mustang PREMIUM. It already has 12,914 Miles on it, but this car looks as if it's just come out of the dealership. It's sleek sliver exterior looks as smooth and suave as if barely produced. It will glitter and shine when racing under the sun light, outshining almost every other car around it. However, if you're still so preoccupied in how it actually works and just just how it looks, then you've nothing to fear. Simply said: If put into an engine compare test, then this one would also be taking the spot light.
It would be easier to give you reasons why you should, then shouldn't to by this car. Unless you simply do not want to look as fabulous as you'd feel in this 2010 Ford Mustang PREMIUM model, and be left out in the finer things in life, but lets not be silly.
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About Me
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- Name: Laura L.
Field Major: DFVP (Film)
Goal: The number one reason why I decided to go into this field was to show the world (or a lot of people) meaning through this vision I have. There are many movies out today that are more focused on "entertaining" people -- and though I understand that's what people want, I also want to give them a little something else. It's one thing to make visions (movies) that are comical, action-oriented, or suspenseful, but it's another to make the audience experience all of those things and still have them walk away with a different outlook on life, or maybe just throughout their day.
Reason: People have said that their work grants immortality. It may also leave behind a legacy for others to follow.
This is not to say that I want to be remembered. I just want people to remember my work and give consideration to not only the biggest thing in life, but the smallest.
People don't always realize what they should until it's too late, and because that happens other people involved are affected. I want to open up a window of pre-caution and chance to those who wouldn't normally look for it.
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