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<p>WILKES-BARRE &#8212; What does your car tell your Valentine about you?</p><p>On the most romantic day of the year, AAA car-buying experts reveal what our vehicles say about our dating style.</p><p>&#8220;Once you get behind the wheel, you broadcast certain personality traits,&#8221; said Jana L. Tidwell, manager for Public and Government Affairs for AAA Mid-Atlantic. &#8220;Some are good, some aren&#8217;t. Just like a person, every vehicle has its good and bad qualities. It&#8217;s up to the car owner to showcase the good and dim the bad.&#8221;</p><p>AAA&#8217;s car-buying experts reveal what certain styles say about you:</p><p>&#8226; <strong>Sporty cars:</strong> You&#8217;re in it to win it. As a fun risk taker who lives in the moment, you&#8217;ll ignore eye rolls about your $1,000 rims as you leave the scoffers in the dust.</p><p>&#8226; <strong>Truck:</strong> You&#8217;re dependable and not afraid to get dirty, and you have an air of mystery about you. As the go-to person for anyone who needs to move a couch, you sometimes feel taken advantage of &#8212; but rest in the knowledge that you&#8217;ll always be needed.</p><p>&#8226; <strong>Small sedan:</strong> You&#8217;re practical and economical, but you still need some pizzazz in your day-to-day life. For example, you enjoy high-end restaurants &#8212; but you are also always on the lookout for discount coupons for them.</p><p>&#8226; <strong>SUVs:</strong> You&#8217;re an outdoorsy soul who enjoys the open road, tailgating and camping. Traveling light is not in your vocabulary. Cargo space is required for sports equipment, friends, family and pets. The &#8220;26.2&#8221; sticker plastered on the back bumper demonstrates your penchant for extremes.</p><p>&#8226; <strong>Luxury cars:</strong> You&#8217;re either a hard worker or born lucky. As a result, you like the finer things in life and are proud to show it. Just don&#8217;t let that luxury get to you.</p><p>&#8226; <strong>Hybrid/electric vehicle:</strong> You&#8217;re looking to save the planet &#8212; or at least save on gas. You&#8217;re a humble person who wants a reliable car.</p><p>&#8226; <strong>Mid-size sedan:</strong> You&#8217;ve settled down a bit and are more established. To you, sacrificing a few MPGs is a good trade-off for more room, comfort and features. If you&#8217;re building a family, you are one step away from a minivan.</p><style>
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