Is it true that McCain doesn't know what kind of car he owns?

Question

An article in the conservative National Review seems to say so, but I'm not sure if they are a reliable source

http://planetgore.nationalreview.com/post/?q=YjFjNzAzOGJmNmYyMTMyMjFjYWQzNjkwYTI2YzQ5NTM=

Answer 1

Yes.  His staff told him he drives around in a Cadillac CTS, and his wife has a Lexus.

Answer 2

It would be nice to think he has employed many people in the auto industry - making, selling and servicing dozens of cars for him.

Answer 3

With all the money John has had time dealing with the reality.  I own one car and rent my house.  Live on fixed income.

Answer 4

He drives a bus.

John McCain was driving his "Straight Talk Express" bus home to Arizona when he got a frantic call on his cell phone from his wife Cindy. "Be careful, John," she warned him. "I just heard on the news that there's someone driving the wrong way on the highway." John replied, "There's not just one. There's hundreds of them!"

Answer 5

Dude, this is so far from reality it is not even funny.

McCain's wife owns the houses and cars.

Are you aware of everything your significant other does?  Do you want to be?  Would you try to be?

Would you vote for a person who insisted on controlling their spouse to the point that they knew everything they purchased or owned?

Or maybe you and the rest of the Democrats are just sexists who believe that a man should hold the "purse" strings and control everything their spouse does.

Answer 6

yah u know those cars houses, yacht's so hard to remember what or how many I own

Life is so tough

HOW many kids do I have even? jees tough call

Answer 7

Hmmm...I betcha that's just ONE of his cars. Besides, a man that old shouldn't be driving anyway

Answer 8

Yes he did say it, it was air on Fox News or a taping of it. They played it Friday afternoon.  

Answer 9

Who cares?

He and his wife are filthy rich. That's life. As a senator and presidential nominee, how many times do you think he has actually driven himself around recently?