Ah, we're on our way.

We'll take Melanie's car. that'll be faster than the truck.

We use your car.

We'd better leave in his car.

We taking your car?

I'll take you there.

We seem to be lost.

Whose car shall we use?

We've gotta drive back to the field.

We could drive out by the, uh

He'll drive me over, how do we get there?

They brought us in a car.

We'll take the car and drive all night.

I got in one of those cars... and Buzz, one of those kids, he got in the other car... and we had to drive fast... and then jump before the car came to the edge of the bluff.

Here they are. I'll take off my car.

Look, I'm sticking my head out! Where are we going?

I'll follow them by car.

Charlie, don't shoot! The kids are in the crossfire!

Shut up!

We'd better take their truck and leave while we can.

Hey, I'm sure having a good time.

You drive, I hide. They leave the keys in the car here.

He took us back in his car.

We'll take a car trip for a few days.

We're driving to the country tomorrow.

You pull up, we start, we cut.

we got in the car and drove for awhile.

Can you drive? My ass!

But I ran after them

Who's we? Why, you and me. We're driving up there tonight, now.

Are you driving or me?

Pull in your ears, my lad. We're off to the races.

I'll drive you to the airport.

We drove down to Atlantic City.

Have you got your car here?

We're going for a little drive. We'll have a blast!

What are we going to do? I figured we all drive up to Missouri.

Just throw out the key to the truck, we'll clear out.

The other chapter that I wanted to look at was how we use it our cities, our cars, our motorcultures, where people gather around the vehicle as a celebration.

I said, I ve given up riding and driving in cars.

Why did we have to leave the bus?

What's the holdup?

Drive in here... Shove over. I'll drive.

What do you suppose would happen, if a truck was to come along and run us over?

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