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Billy Joel's Unique Car Collection Revealed

Originally Published 4 months ago — by Jalopnik

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Billy Joel's actual car collection includes a 1962 Jaguar Mark II, a 1973 Audi Fox, a 1973 Volkswagen Beetle, and a Citroën 2CV, with rumors about other vehicles like a Cadillac Eldorado being false. The article clarifies his genuine interest in classic and vintage cars, highlighting his ownership of notable models and his personal connection to them.

"Teen's Unexpected Prize: A Beetle and a Funeral Connection"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Life

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A 16-year-old girl from Oklahoma, Gabriella Bonham, won a 2016 Volkswagen Beetle at a stranger's funeral fulfilling the last wish of the deceased woman, Diane Sweeney. Sweeney had expressed her desire to gift her beloved car to someone who attended her funeral, and Bonham was one of the attendees. After over a year, Bonham received a phone call informing her that she had won the car. She expressed her gratitude and excitement, and her family was thrilled as well. Sweeney's nephew, Rick Ingram, said that his aunt's wish was fulfilled, and Bonham now starts her life in the spirit of Diane.

"Teen's Unexpected Prize: A Beetle Won at a Stranger's Funeral"

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Fox News

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A 16-year-old girl from Oklahoma, Gabriella Bonham, won a 2016 Volkswagen Beetle at a stranger's funeral fulfilling the last wish of the deceased woman, Diane Sweeney. Sweeney had expressed her desire to gift her beloved car to someone attending her funeral, and Bonham was one of the attendees. After over a year, Bonham received a call informing her that she had won the car, which came at a perfect time as her current vehicle was unreliable. The unexpected win left Bonham and her family ecstatic, and they are grateful for the generosity of Sweeney.

Teen's Act of Kindness at Funeral Leads to Unexpected Car Win

Originally Published 2 years ago — by The Washington Post

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Diane Sweeney, who passed away unexpectedly, had a unique last wish to raffle off her beloved 2016 Volkswagen Beetle at her funeral. Dozens of strangers attended her funeral, hoping to win the car by signing the guest book. After more than a year, 15-year-old Gabriella Bonham was surprised to receive a call that she had won the raffle. Gabriella, who had been relying on her sisters for transportation, now has the freedom to drive herself. Sweeney's final act of generosity and humor has inspired others to consider similar gestures in the future.

Insider Insights: A Mechanic's Ride and 3 Cars to Avoid

Originally Published 2 years ago — by Yahoo Finance

An experienced mechanic shares that he personally drives a 2015 Toyota Camry due to its reliability, fuel efficiency, and low maintenance requirements. The Camry has a strong track record for longevity and minimal repairs, making it a popular choice among car owners. However, the mechanic advises against owning a Dodge Dart, Volkswagen Beetle, or Ford Focus due to their reputation for being unreliable, requiring frequent repairs, and having lower safety ratings compared to other cars in their class. Additionally, the mechanic suggests avoiding brand new model designs as they often come with unforeseen problems and quirks.

Oprah's Off-Camera Remarks on Free Cars in 2010.

Originally Published 2 years ago — by New York Post

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A woman who received a free car from Oprah Winfrey during a 2010 episode of her talk show has revealed what the TV icon said to the audience once the cameras stopped rolling. In a TikTok video, Candi Davis said Winfrey told the crowd they didn't deserve the gifts, but were worthy of them. Critics on social media argued the comments were a thinly-veiled insult, but Davis said they were meant to uplift. Each audience member was given a 2012 Volkswagen Beetle, as well as other luxury items.