Car Raid Preview

1. The subject of my car raid will be my cousin or one of my friends.
2. I will try to do the car raid this weekend or the weekend after.
3. 

  • Why did you choose to get this car?
  • What is your favorite memory in this car?
  • Where all have you driven in this car?
  • What things do you keep in your car? Why?
  • If you could describe your car in only a few words, what would they be?
4. Important details may include what is inside the car, how the car smells, the reason they have certain things within the car, and why the car is special to them.

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