Now just to set the record ... I'm not hating.. just pointing out an article. 
As discussed in a Newsweek article this coming week... McCain rolls in 13 cars.
Ahem. A Ford Escape Hybrid. It replaced a Chrysler 300c after he caught **** for driving a gas guzzler and attacking detroit for not doing enough for fuel economy.
Hey maybe next we can find out how many personal home servants...err I mean staff that each has? Watcha think?
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As discussed in a Newsweek article this coming week... McCain rolls in 13 cars.
So what are they?When you have seven homes, that's a lot of garages to fill. After the fuss over the number of residences owned by the two presidential nominees, NEWSWEEK looked into the candidates' cars. And based on public vehicle-registration records, here's the score:
John and Cindy McCain: 13.
Barack and Michelle Obama: one.
But but wait. I thought, like, Obama is the elitist snob in this election. What does he drive you may ask?McCain's personal ride, a 2004 Cadillac CTS, is no gas sipper, but it should make Detroit happy because it's made by General Motors. "I've bought American literally all my life and I'm proud," McCain said in the interview with Detroit's WXYZ-TV. But the rest of his fleet is not all-American. There's a 2005 Volkswagen convertible in the garage along with a 2001 Honda sedan. Otherwise, there's a 2007 half-ton Ford pickup truck, which might come in handy on the Sedona ranch; a vintage 1960 Willys Jeep; a 2008 Jeep Wrangler; a 2000 Lincoln; and a 2001 GMC SUV. The McCains also own three 2000 NEV Gem electric vehicles, which are bubble-shaped cars popular in retirement communities.oke:
Only the Cadillac is registered in the candidate's name. Cindy McCain's name is on 11 vehicles, though not the one she actually drives. That car, a Lexus, is registered to her family's beer-distributor business and is outfitted with personalized plates that read MS BUD.![]()
Ahem. A Ford Escape Hybrid. It replaced a Chrysler 300c after he caught **** for driving a gas guzzler and attacking detroit for not doing enough for fuel economy.
Hey maybe next we can find out how many personal home servants...err I mean staff that each has? Watcha think?
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