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Johnny @ May 7th 2008 4:48PM
Shaq paid 9 grand to have his 1994 E320 white convertible modified to accept his size 23 feet.
Cars should accomodate upto size 13 I believe.
Derek @ May 7th 2008 5:42PM
Yup, size 13 feet, 7'6" tall person weighing over 500#. Let's all drive Suburbans.
WTF?
Amber @ May 7th 2008 5:31PM
Is that the same 320 convertable in his "my biological father didnt bother" music video?
Brittni @ May 9th 2008 10:58AM
Yeah, they should. But some don't. I feel bad for my fiance, he is 6'7 with a size 15 shoe, and he can't drive any smaller cars.
I guess some tall people have disadvantages that little people do too.