What did you miss this week? Well, the 2013 Ram 3500 can tow more than any other truck, the New York governor bought his daughter a Ford Bronco and while it isn’t news, the video below is hilarious.
- Jerry Seinfeld is coming back, again
- The 2013 Ram 3500 can tow more than any other truck
- The New York governor bought his daughter a white Bronco
- Jalopnik’s ten most ridiculous automotive myths
- The history of the car piece in Monopoly
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According to the all-knowing Google, the average time a person will own a single car is 6 years. I find that a little odd, because I’ve actually gone through 5 cars – in a time frame of 5 years. Don’t quote me on the math, but I believe that comes out to 1 car a year. There will be no education or enlightenment provided in this blog post, just pure entertainment (hopefully). Enter the mind of a 17 year old!
My first car when I was a junior in high school was a 2005 Lexus IS300, black on black, which I named Rex. I was 17, and I’ll be honest, my reasons for wanting this car were not very good. There were two main reasons why I chose the Lexus IS300 over any other car, and they are two very bad reasons.
1. The shift knob on an automatic IS300 looked very similar to those in the manual Ferrari’s.
2. You were able to have just your fog lights on, which were a very distinct and awesome yellow.
You’re reading this and shaking your head… it’s cool… so am I. [keep reading]
With thousands of cars listed on our website, Mojo Motors has access to just as many used car and truck descriptions. These hand-crafted descriptions are the works of not writers or poets, but rather, car dealers. There’s nothing wrong with this, it’s just that car dealers aren’t known for their writing chops.
Their highly systematized approach to writing about their cars listed for sale often highlight key features in vehicles like front and rear cup holders. They also use ‘then’ and ‘than’ incorrectly on a semi-regular-to-constant basis. Ultimately, there’s something to be learned in all of this and that’s how to write and not write used car descriptions. Keep reading as we’ve compiled some of our favorite examples below.
Are we missing something? Leave a comment and let us know.
Have an awesome and safe 2012!
Happy Friday! If you’re going shopping this weekend, good luck because it will probably be a gauntlet. If you decide to ride out the weekend at home, perhaps these auto links will be of interest to you.
- China’s car contributions to the world are slightly cool, weird but mostly ugly
- The 2011 Mojo Motors Blog Gift Guide highlighting all the best gifts for car peeps is here
- Nissan is going buck wild with electric cars and premiered 5 electric concepts in Tokyo
- A new study finds fat kids are safe in normal-sized car seats
- Read the worst towing stories from Boston, MA
- Car and Driver’s 10 best future used cars