Ken Webb draws on two diverse careers--newspaper journalism and retail car sales--as he takes you on a hilarious, sometimes bumpy, ride down his personal highway. His love affair with wheeled vehicles includes tales of a 1949 pedal car delivered by a one armed man, memories of a Ku Klux Klan parade, and a dilemma created when his old Dodge landed against a pig pen. This inspired author displays a wicked sense of humor in stories about dates in cars, speeding tickets, and his grandfather's violation while driving a Model T Ford in 1914. The pace quickens when Webb recounts challenging a Mercedes-Benz in his new BMW on a coastal highway and hits the brakes twenty fun tales later in front of a dismembered Ford in the Carolina mountains. While sold "AS IS," as car the guys say, it's a safe bet this book will create laughs as it rekindles the reader's own automotive memories. After all, doesn't everyone have a car story?