I drive a tiny yellow car - a 2004 Toyota MR2 Spyder. It makes me smile. It's a fun little convertible that has been the most trouble free car I've ever had. I've had it for about 12 years and I put 20,000 miles on it a year. It recently turned over 200,000 miles and I got new tires and an alignment on it last Friday. On Saturday afternoon I was eastbound on I-84 in the far left lane. I was going 70mph with the top and windows down. On the westbound side I saw a 1 ton truck pulling a trailer make what looked like a hard left across the 4 lanes of traffic. I slowed to maybe 60 and looked right to see that there was a semi right next to me so nowhere to go. The formerly westbound truck T-boned the concrete jersey barrier right in front of me. Chunks of concrete the size of softballs sprayed into the road but the barrier stopped the truck. I then drove over all the concrete as there was no way to avoid it. Amazed to be still driving and alive I looked to my right again. The semi had passed and all the traffic behind me had braked so it was clear to my right. I crossed the 4 lanes and exited the freeway as my left front tire was going flat. I parked at a gas station, called my sister and freaked out. She came and drove me back to make a statement. The tire had to be special ordered but was replaced under my road hazard guarantee. The alignment was slightly toed out after the incident but they fixed it and didn't charge me. I did buy a lottery ticket at the gas station but I must have used all my luck on the freeway. I'm glad to be alive and still driving my little yellow car. 
