If Barbados is like other Caribbean islands, the tariffs on cars are so high it’s not really practical to own one anyway (or at least not a new or nice one).
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English isn’t my first language, but I believe this can be interpreted in two ways.
I’m torn between offering my sympathies (if you means your wife wants a divorce) or being like 
if that was not the intended meaning.
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Just to combine other posts…what -kind- of life sentence? Can’t I just gal-pal a referendum while I’m slacking and picking the salt crystals out of my keyboard collection? I mean, solar powered car, do they make you train birds or some other medium-model task for that?
Not such a small island you can run around it every morning.
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Why would you do that?
To paraphrase Marc-Uwe Kling, Die rote Sonne von Barbados can be interpreted as the promise of a new, socialist dawn. Or the blood-red sun of the apocalypse.
I’ll concede that the layers of meaning are quite complex here.
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