Jimmy excused himself from the motorcycle shop, claiming he needed some time to think it over. Although the Goldwing was a bit pricey, the cost wasn't the main issue for Jimmy. The real concern was that he often needed to see Nia, and driving a car would be more convenient. Not everyone enjoys riding on a motorcycle, after all.
Walking through the streets of Manhattan while smoking, Jimmy mused that you could find just about anything in this place— not just motorcycle dealerships, but also exclusive stores for all sorts of car manufacturers.
Jimmy picked up a Yellow Pages and found a Chevrolet 4S shop. He wanted to have a look at the Suburban; he had driven one previously at the Washington, D.C. headquarters, and it had been quite nice. But it seemed a bit excessive for personal use since Jimmy was single, and with Nia, they only made two people, whereas the Suburban seated seven.
