Emma's Car Dilemma

Questions and Answers

She saw shiny new cars on the road and in ads (correct)

Her old car was no longer reliable

Her friends were pressuring her to get a new one

The car dealership was offering a discount

She stopped driving her car

She was selling her old car

She was talking about getting a new car (correct)

She was unhappy with her current car

The salesperson convinced her to keep it

She remembered the memories she had with her car (correct)

Her friends advised her to keep it

She realized it was still in good condition

She fixed it up and gave it a fresh coat of paint Signup and view all the answers

It was a part of her life story Signup and view all the answers

I realized that sometimes what we already have is the best choice Signup and view all the answers

Study Notes

Emma had been driving the same car for 12 years, which was like an old friend, reliable and comfortable.
She started to think about getting a new car, influenced by shiny new cars on the road and in ads.
Emma spent a lot of time researching online and visiting car dealerships, imagining herself in a new car with modern features.
Her friends noticed her frequent talk about getting a new car.
At a dealership, Emma almost decided to buy a new car, but then remembered the memories she had with her current car.
The memories included road trips, everyday drives, and adventures.
Emma realized she didn't need a new car, and her old one was still working well.
She decided to keep her old car and fix it up instead of buying a new one.
Emma cleaned and repaired her car, replacing old parts and giving it a fresh coat of paint.
With each improvement, Emma felt happier about her decision.
To her friends, Emma explained that sometimes what we already have is the best choice.
Emma continued to drive her old car proudly, considering it a faithful companion on her journey.