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PJ @ Apr 2nd 2008 3:54PM
I'm sorry.... one would look like *such* a douchebag parading their kid around a park in one of these.
Car Designer @ Apr 2nd 2008 4:56PM
disagree, if one is really into the car scene, they would look right at home on woodward or anywhere they go...you must not be very into anything as I assume you would want a run of the mill vanilla stroller...lame
PJ @ Apr 2nd 2008 5:09PM
You don't stroll your kids on Woodward. You stroll them in a park. Or through your subdivision. Or to Safeway. Picture this thing out of context, and it looks very, very silly.
And it's true, I have no need for strollers or sunglasses or Ferrari-badged laptops to scream to others that I have a "lifestyle."