Sadly, the ad copy makes both those stock-photo women seem a little ditzy. The average car in the US is driven a lot more than 8260 miles a year. 12-15K is pretty typical, and 8300 would be low enough to garner you a "low miles" bonus on your insurance rates with many companies. If someone said "My car goes 8 months between breakdowns," it might not mean their car was a lemon, but it wouldn't be anything to brag about, either.
"Hey, did you know that some ingredients in a Metrobus's brake fluid have more than *fifteen* syllables? By comparison, some car brake fluids only have fewer than 15 ingredients. So you might not care about the effectiveness of bus or car brakes (And why would you, you silly girls?) but at least now you know meaningless factoids about them."
