She took the car.

It's starting off down the road now.

No, you didn't. You took the car.

My old car just drove off.

So I packed my kit into the car and drove off.

The train left before they got to the station.

Hurry, Perdy. The van's about to leave.

Get this car out of here!

Come on, drive.

Drive down the block.

They just drove off. What's up?

I'm sorry, miss, but it's gone.

Jump in.

Reluctantly, he started the engine and drove off.

Did the Seoul train leave?

I said, Well, I have to get a friend to drive me out because I can't drive. Sort of can't walk either.

The car left and a few hours later I heard horses

Thank you, Carlton. You can take the car.

Come on and drive home with me.

Take my car.

...and get that car out of the way.

Let's get farther away from that wagon.

The train! There it goes!

I know. You couldn't move my car because I locked the doors.

My husband took the car. Will you drive me home?

Come on. Let's go see what we're driving.

Come on, Mrs Harper. I drive.

Why don't you take the car and let me out?

The problem now is collecting the bits, without getting run over.

Have you got your car here?

Here's money, and you can take the car.

He knew exactly how long it would take him to drive to the track...

You know he's gone. He took a train.

For leaving that car over there. That's the one you should've moved.

Now, you told Inspector Asher this porter took your bag, threw it in a taxi cab and the cab took off

I have a long way to drive,

And I swear to God, I walked out of his office, I will drive. I will drive.

There goes our bus.

The stage she's ready,

You had a wonderful escape. Someone must have left the motor running.

That is if you're still driving up to the farm tonight.

I suggest you use the drive. I'll put on the light for you.

She said I could move the car if I wanted to.

Jimmy Biff's got his old man's car outside. You're coming with us.

There's a train going to Paris at 8 00. We'll be on it together.