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Originally Posted by Yal I have seen some of those cars! lol 
My W124 will be 20 next year and you can have a new born crawl all over the interior without fear of catching some kind of flesh eating bacteria lol
I see C classes that have been on the road less than 5 years and they look really disgusting. Also some people really are slobs inside their cars... for crying out load clean the soda (coffee or what ever) spill before it dries, collects garbage and turns your cup holder and surrounding console into a huge petri dish of sticky smelly bacteria....uuugh!
If some people literally live inside their car then what do their houses look like? Yuuuuuck. |
Haha, last month when I went to my aunt's house in Iowa I went in the back seat of their Sienna. I found a cup of orange soda (the cup from McDonald's kind). I picked it up and the bottom of the cup was pretty much non-existent. The cup holder itself became the cup. I was disgusted so I made my two cousin's clean the whole car. We vacuumed the interior, wiped everything down, and even washed the outside. The Sienna is white but it looked grey from all the dust on it. Heck, there was dust and dirt from Texas and California from the year before, before they moved to Iowa. It was amusing.
