EA Full Size/Intermediate - What's What?

[Braque]

Hi - Stupid Question:

I'm a motor vehicle impaired male. I wouldn't know a full size from a standard or intermediate car.

When we get to the Emerald Aisle, if there isn't a mini-van or an obvious luxury vehicle - I want to make sure I get what I reserved - a full size car and not mistakenly take a lower class model - what should I be looking for.

Thanks.

 

[sgtdisney]

Midsize cars are like the Pontiac Grand Am, Olds Alero, Dodge Stratus or Ford Contour. A fullsize would be a Buick Regal, Chevy Impala, Pontiac Grand Prix, Olds Intrique, Ford Taurus or a Dodge Intrepid. National usually features GM products but sometimes they have others as well. I hope this helps.

 

[n2mm]

National has signs posted in each row to tell you which row has the full-size, compact and so on.

 

[GAIL HAYDEN]

Last time I was there, they had all vehicles parked in the Emerald Aisle with no separation as to what they were. In the "regular" aisle, they specify.

 

[pbhunt]

Check National's Website, for their size types of cars. If there aren't a lot of cars on EA, walk through the other rows, as suggested, to get an idea of models/classes. If you see something on EA that you like, take it. If there isn't, stand around for a while or sit on your luggage (look tired and annoyed) and someone will eventually help you. I was ready to take one of the (only) 2 cars on EA, when DH pointed out that they were both intermediates. He's a car buff, and looked at the full size aisle and apparently could tell that the car on EA was not a full size?? The attendant offered and we took, an SUV. Good Luck