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The letter goes on to suggest that the recipient sell CURRENT VEHICLE to the dealer and, presumably, buy NEXT VEHICLE.
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"A perk for the deceased," writes the reader who snapped this shot.
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The pictured car is pale yellow, after all.
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Perfect for when a #^+** driver cuts you off.
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Drivers must be paralyzed by this stack of signs in Braintree, Mass.
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Wondering where that "5" leads? We'll spare you the eyestrain. The footnote says
this: 0%. Not all buyers will qualify. Military admirals only …
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As in you'll pay people to take them?
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If you spot something that makes you chuckle, causes your jaw to drop, or leaves you confounded, send it our way:
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This article also appeared in the April 2014 issue of Consumer Reports magazine.
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