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Which makes the Car-Ed process even more fun… exploring all the possibilities ahead in my next car, not just the ones that are sitting on lots at dealers in my zip code. No purchase necessary; contest open only to US residents 18 years old or older and subject to the laws of the state of California. Winner will be chosen by random drawing from qualified entires and verified by A Girls Guide to Cars; winner will be notified by email no later than January 7th, Winners may be asked to provide identification to receive their prize.

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A caffeinated lifestyle blog showcasing fun, food, and family in the Midwest. A freelance creative, you can find her work as a consultant on various digital, advertising, event, sales, and website content. Make sure to follow on social media for even more on food, travel, and living life out loud. Getting the most out of an economic vehicle. Utilizing a fine car for recreational purposes. Satisfying a midlife crisis, but also hauling stuff. At least six soups. Four soups should do the trick.

Only one soup, actually, that might even be too high. Until flying cars become a real thing. Until everything breaks on it. Until my teenage daughter needs a car.

Until the repo man decides to take it. Post an update on LinkedIn stating nothing but "blessed". Do a selfie for Facebook with the caption "fresh". Send a tweet stating the uncertainty of my vehicle selection. Refrain from posting anything and call my mom instead. Anywhere on the interstate that has an incredibly narrow shoulder. I'm not planning on breaking down, ever. Anywhere I know my car will be up on blocks in seconds if I leave it unattended. The fact that my car will have to be sent somewhere special to be repaired.

Although I have advanced safety equipment, my car is a glorified roller skate. If my car gets totaled, I'll have to find another one just like it. How am I going to check on my livestock and trail cams? The Goodwill donation drop-off. Any fast food restaurant that has kids meals. Dutch Brothers for coffee every single morning. In-N-Out burger for milkshakes. On a semi-deserted mountain road.

In the carpool lane, regardless of passengers. Wherever the cow patties fall. On a well-graded dirt road. Petrified french fries and green army men. Lost bottle caps from countless Fuji water bottles. Several reusable canvas shopping bags. Chunks of dirt and tumbleweeds of dog hair. The Delorean from "Back to the Future". The BMW Z1. The Volkswagen Thing. A Toyota Corolla. Flying cars, but it'll be a long time before infrastructure catches up to the technology.

Automatic seatbelts, but not like the ones that tried to choke me from the early '90s. Constantly variable ride height adjustment; who doesn't need to jump curbs once in a while? Heads up display that integrates Waze; it would be so much easier than trying to keep track on the phone.

In a garage. On the street. Yes, of course. On some trips, yes. I like it huge. I need it to have a big interior, but I'm not big on big cars. I want it small. I want it medium sized. I like it too firm for that. No, I use a heavy duty travel mug anyway. Weekend trips. Not much. My smart phone. My fancy shotgun. My bluetooth headset. My fancy shoes. Not great. I'm careful.

I'm okay. I'm very good. Every 15 years. I plan to lease. Only when the newer better version comes out. The moon. A few, yes. A few bumps but nothing serious. Maybe, but I'll heavily ensure the car. God, no. A bit.