Bill wrote:
Icono Clast said:
I would be pleased to if I knew of one. My guess is that any of the
van-type passenger cars could comfortably accommodate eight
normal-sized adults.

When I drive on Saint Patrick's Day, I get a Toyota van. I think it
accommodates eight but amn't sure. It's the same length as a Camry.

I believe the Ford and Chrysler corporations make station wagons that
accommodate nine. Whether anyone has them for rent, I don't know.

If you can't name one, please don't sermonize about the ill effects of
SUVs.

Thanks.

I named three. Sorry. I didn't realize I was restricted to one.

Why should I be able to name a car of a type of absolutely no
positive interest to me? I can't tell you about sub-compacts or
sports cars or luxury cars (even though I looked at several before
making a purchase earlier this year), either, nor pick-up trucks,
limousines, stake trucks, long-haul trucks or Czech poppers. I tried
to be as helpful as I could by answering a question that was asked.

Lacking that sort of useless (to me) knowledge has no relevance to
the facts I stated about the type of vehicle the original poster said
he was going to inflict upon my streets. This is MY home; what
happens here is important to me. Perhaps you don't care what happens
where you live. That's your business, my abstract, not direct, concern.

Request denied. Expletives withheld. Put me in your kill file.
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