Lindsay in Chattanooga sent me both of these. The first, she suggests, means "Nice Cars for people who think they're good but can't afford a new car." Perhaps the quotation marks are to reassure us that there won't be a goodness test before purchase. The second one is the rival dealership. The quotes make sense in context, out of context that's just strange.
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god bless you for this! there was a big hole in my life until i found your blog!
What makes this even funnier is that the Nice Cars people are out of business in our area because of come "creative" money usage see i use quotations incorrectly, too) I guess that's why the competition is open!!!!! Joy, Bits
Hmmm . . . "Creative" money usage by a "Christian" car dealership for "good" people.
Nice.
I wonder if his given name is something like Bud or Skip, and his nickname is "Robert E." Which the contrarian in me can't help but appreciate.
i love it with signs talk to eachother!
advertising gimmicks to be sure.
quotation marks ought to be "banned" sheesh! good site
Hey, I know this sign! They might have cars for "nice" people, but I don't think they're very nice. I knew a guy who got a '94 Ford Ranger from there that Blue Booked for about $1800. They set up a plan with him that would allow him to pay X amount each week. Well, I added it up, and by the time he had it paid off, he would have paid $27,000 for that crappy thing! And, if he missed a payment, they have this setting that makes the car not start.
Now, tell me. Is that the "Christian" thing to do? :-p
I wish the Jesus fish was in quotes. That would be truly awesome.
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