What has the Strategic Air Command got to do with it?

Nothing, really. But, somehow my wandering braincells ran into that old memory.

Anyway...

I'm not in the market for a "new" vehicle. I enclose "new" in quotes as I rarely buy "new" vehicles because it galls me that the minute I drive it off the dealer's lot it's already depreciated by a few hundred dollars or even more.

For me a "new" vehicle is one that I've never owned before and is replacing an older one in my stable.

Anyway... MRA... Here's a pretty neat site you can use to search for cars, trucks or whatever wheeled conveyance you're looking for, compliments of Wise Bread.

*MRA? Moving right along. Which was one of the acronyms MSgt Miller, an instructor I had at the SAC NCO Academy, used quite frequently to keep the class, uh, well... moving right along.

Another one he used was NUMOTT.

NUMOTT? Normally, usually, most of the time. He used that one to cut off any conversation that was getting bogged down into something akin to, "Yeah, Sergeant Miller, I know that's the way it's supposed to be done but when I was at Bumfork Airbase in Texas we used to do it like this.... " MSgt Miller would declare, "NUMOTT!" and that was the end of that particular bit of Bravo Sierra and we found ourselves MRA!

I loved it!