It's a dream for many seniors graduating from high school this month: Will the parents spring for a car? One of the perks of being on City Council is feeling that rush all over again. Today was the last Council session of the spring. Council now starts its three-month vacation. But before they set sale for the Jersey Shore, Council President Anna Verna had a staffer tell the other 16 members of Council that they will soon get to check out their options for a new ride. Council members can replace their city-issued cars with one of three new models: the Chevrolet Impala, the Chevrolet Malibu or the Ford Taurus. Fleet management will be bringing the models to City Hall soon so Council members can take a good look. Mmmm...new car smell.
UPDATE: Doug Oliver, Mayor Nutter's spokesman, tells PhillyClout that the city is in the process of buying the new cars. Here's what they cost: The Impala goes for $16,000, the Malibu runs $17,000 and the Taurus is top of the line at $20,000.










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