It's hard doing blow off my steering wheel at 120 mph. Avoiding the displays/people in the mall is the easy part.

XD

 

Brendan don't knock a Town & Country until you have driven one. I drive two of them. When it comes to minivans there isn't anything that compares to it. I also own an 81 Monte Carlo T-Top Turbo. I can't fit three car seats and two adults into a Monte which is the reason for the minivans. I own lots of cars. Don't judge me because of what I drive to accommodate my family size.

 

Lou you are correct. We obviously are not going to agree. I understand Brendan's point and don't agree with it. Fortunately I am mature enough to make my points without resorting to personal attacks.

 

Either way I don't see a huge problem with the video. Definitely a good reference for someone who requested the info. I will agree that there are better/safer ways to find out the time. But hey, to each their own, I've seen a lot worse on youtube. Also participated in worse (never in the Monte of course haven't gone over 80 in it, probably never will unless I absolutely have to or it's at the track). If it's a road you know well enough I see no harm. Plenty of roads like there around where I'm from.

Not to fuel the fire or anything.. just another member's opinion.

 

It wasn't a personal attack and I wasn't knocking on a town & country. It's just people who drive minivans are very much the same because they are all parents basically.

 

Im not sure how i missed out on all 7 pages of this today,but im not sad i did.seems like a facebook war..

 

Hahaha...

 

Brendan you are correct in your observation. Most minivan owners are parents. In my case I am the parent of two grown adult children, one of which I am going to guess is around your age, and I have started over with three girls under the age of four. A few things that parents have in common is that they have a vast array of life experience. They also fear that their kids and friends won't listen and use that life experience.

 

I think this topic has pretty much run it's course. Time to move on to a new subject.