Ahh...driving down the open road in a convertible. Sounds grand, but can our Heroine choose wisely when it comes to getting around town?
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My Place: From the Metal to the Pedal
Ahh...driving down the open road in a convertible. Sounds grand, but can our Heroine choose wisely when it comes to getting around town?
Added: Nov 12, 2009
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Runtime: 01:30
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