A Sudden Car

My son chose a new car instead of I chose. My son transferred to the U.C. in the south of California, so my family members decided to buy a new car for my son. Yesterday, I called an auto dealer on Capitol Expressway to request for a quotation. After receiving the quotation, I bargained with the dealer and agreed with his final price. Because of business, I agreed to my children, a boy and a girl, to come to the car agent to pay and bring the car to home. 

At that time they chose the new car, my son called me to say that the car was a little tight for who would be sitting rear seats. I replied that they might themselves decide and pick out any styles which they liked. After two hours, they brought home a new car that was very different from the car which I chose on the dealer's website. The new car looks much rougher, more detailed and younger than the car I chose, and it is from another manufacturer. The firm that I chose didn't have a proper design to persuade my children although I rather prefer its products.

Chi Le