If a greasy dude offered you the option for a free new car — up to about $30,000 MSRP — every two years, but you had to cover it entirely in Bush/Cheney stickers, would you take the deal?
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Of course. Free satire car!
Can they be Bush/Cheney stickers with those clever red ovals with lines through them? If so, I’m in for the first two years.