Vehicle Trade Prints

Car sales.

"Tariffs love me...tariffs love me not..."

Robot Parts $5

Larry's used art

UK/US Free Trade Deal

Foreign Markets with Big Barriers

"DeepSeek" "Stargate"

Vehicles are having their own election. These are the candidates. The ambulance appeals to voters who think health care is most important. Voters focusing on education issues favor the school bus. And those wanting family-friendly policies are backing the minivan. The tractor is an expert on agricultural issues, and the import is a free trade advocate. Those voters concerned about environmental issues like the electric hybrid, and those wanting a strong military support the Jeep. What's t

"I hear you bought a new classic car."

Man on motorbike with side kennel.

"Would you please step into the garage? Your car and I need to have a word with you."

"We don't call them 'horns' anymore. They're interactive audio crash deterrent stimulators."

Tariff Wars

US and the EU

Coexist. Coexhaust.

Useless add-ons.

"I'd like a new tire for my 1976 Chevy Chevette."

"As you can hear, it has an engine that purrs ... '

"Do you buy cars here?"

'It seats two comfortably.'

"It's ideal for the man who works close to home."

Middle-aged guy spots an available convertible. The mating ritual begins.

"My smelly French cheese is much better than your Canadian beef."

Barack Obama, Angela Merkel and David Cameron are ecstatic about the possibility of a free trade agreement between the U.S. and the European Union.

"The crash-test rating on this puppy is off the charts!"

Mohammad's motors

A Crash-test Dummy child about to have a ride on a car crash test ride in a shopping centre mall.

"In layman's terms, it's £12,750."

'If you're looking for compensatory materialism on wheels, look no further.'

'I'm just using this while my monster truck is in the shop.'

It's great for pulling the birds!

'It's St Patrick's Day...I thought you called this car your lucky charm??!'

"If I were a surgeon, Mr. Ferguson, which I ain't, and your car was my patient, which it ain't—except that it is, in a funny sort of way; that is, if you want to look at it like that; you know what I mean—and you was her husband, I'd have to say, 'Sir, your wife is going to need a valve job.,"

"I've narrowed the problem down to somewhere under this big flap I discovered."

'God's speed.'