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Old 08-06-2010, 02:01 AM   #11393
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Originally Posted by kennyc View Post
Hmmm, I'll check it out. I've been thinking of a Ford Fusion Hybrid....

Hmmmm Arius doesn't seem to be available in U.S. either...
No, probably too small for the average American (I read the Auris wasn't available at all, but the Matrix is used instead).

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Made in the UK ....
That's the one!

And they had one in the showroom... I want one! I've always loved the lines of the car, since they introduced it in 2007. And with a full hybrid drive, it's almost irresistible, except that I'd have to pay for it somehow...

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I don't risk it much- basically, I've seen my mother phoning her mother every day of her life (until my surprisingly brilliant but bossy gran was taken by a TIA, ironically during one of these calls, and couldn't speak properly for the rest of her days). Puts one off doing that!

Plus my mother is scary in a lot of other unfunny (euphemism) ways. (I aim to make it her problems, though, because I've already done more than a daughter is supposed to do, or any other person including a therapist should- quoting the Beatles, with a little help from my friend, but little help means that the most of one's problem is, sadly, one's). So, uhm, I hope not!

On the other hand, I can see the point with all the great hugging families we got here, mother-dependance is often an obligated reality. EW. (and I've learned to keep away from mommy's boys too )
Am I glad I never had such a mother/daughter relation. My mother was simply always available when the need was there, but not pushy. Makes a much healthier relationship, I think!
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