Ins. (R. Rooney's info.)

["robert parker" <roberthparker@xxxx>]

Conversing with a Geico agent some time back after being rejected for 
DeLorean coverage, I was informed that hi-performance is not only based on 
HP, but also the SUSPENSION. I was told that since the DMC had a 
tighter,"sports car" suspension, that put it in the "hi-performance" 
catagory, thus they would not cover it. This prompts a logical question: 
How is a Lincoln Town Car catagorized that has the switch to adjust the 
suspension from a softer, "luxury-car" ride to a firmer, "sports-car" ride? 
If the firmer ride is selected more often, does that make the LTC a 
"hi-performance" vehicle? (Doesn't that remind you of song from 
yesteryear?) Always something to squeeze a bit more $$$ from the poor 
consumer! Drive Stainless Robert VIN 6924
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