So im guessing a black car is out of the question too then. =P

 

just dress in black and keep the windows cracked so someone will eventually smell the decomposition of your melted flesh

 

Thats something I still have not figured out yes, The black Shirts, The little black Dresses, the Black Cars and the 115 degree heat I had today! But wait. Who am I to contest those things, my Black Saturn with a Sun Roof that has been a source of agravation to keep operational has been one of my favorite cars.
And still is.

 

My old saty was black too (Actually black-blue.) with a black interior, black seat covers, and a sunroof. When you opened that door in the summer the radiating heat would burn your eyes.

 

A steady 100-115 here in the PHX area every summer ................. no thanks I'll pass on BLACK-LEATHER-SUNROOFS.

 

My 2005 Ion-2 Quad Coupe has a spoiler, sunroof, and 15" alloy wheels that I have not seen on any other Ion.

 

maybe nobody ordered an Ion 2 just like yours (?)

 

Everyday car in Arizona ...............

 

Every so often it dawns on me what goes around comes around. After I damaged the engine on my 1st car, a 1947 Desoto, beyond repair through ignorance of maintainence, I bought a 1930 Model A from a wrecking yard and figured out how to make it work thus learning what I should have done with my Desoto. Funny, not quite 2x as old as my Saturn is now when I bought it and younger than any of my AMC cars. I removed the 19" tires and wheels to install 17" Balloon tires and wheels. A common practice of the times. I finally found a set of 15 inch Lincoln wheels that I could install 8.20 x 15's with, of course for appearance.
When I bought my new Town and Country it came with 15" 70 series radials. Removed to install 17" hoops for appearance. Wheels were take offs from a 300, removed to install 19" hoops. Side wall is too narrow on those for me. I drive too many miles on bad roads to deal with something that has a side wall that is only a couple of inches or so. Drive over a pea and you have bent the danged rim.