Can A Car Be So Boring It’s Grounds For Divorce?

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Raphael Orlove
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We're all familiar with the trope of the guy who buys a sports car without telling his wife and she leaves him. What happens when we turn it around?

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The sports car divorce trope is the basic formula for the Toyobaru ad we saw today, and it caused Nibby4WD to spin things in the opposite direction.

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Now I know what I should've done when my mom came home with that shitty HS250h almost 3 years ago.

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So what car is so boring, so bad that you should leave your significant other over it? If someone comes home talking about how they just bought a car that's "grounded to the ground," should you just walk away from the relationship?

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