Teenie-bopper movie, probably from the eighties

[ghouck]

I can't remember much about this movie, except it's about a kid (maybe played by john cusack), that is engaged to get married to a fairly unappreciative rich b***h. He goes off the "the big city", and ends up buying a realy cool exotic sports car (looked like a countach), that keeps falling apart (he didn't get the warranty). Somehow he falls in love with the saleswoman, ,, blah blah, , ,all that. Anyone have an idea of the movieI am talking about? One detail I remember is as he is leaving his mother hands him a paper bag that she says is some spending money, but really has condoms in it. . . Thanks, Greg.

[Jack]

I remember that movie well, unfortunately I can't remember the title!  The guy was engaged to a really attractive southern belle, I don't remember her being a b***h, I thought she was really sweet  Of course I wouldn't go by my memory.  I think her dad was rich and a typical a-hole.  Oil man or something.  The kid was having all sorts of problems getting the Countach back from the big city to the country, it was just a pile of junk but it looked really good.  I remember them trying to tow the car, but they had the whole thing hanging up in the air and spinnin' in the breeze. 

[Trevor]

 

Hi ghouck.

I think your film may be The Sure Thing if I remember my 80's films.

Hope this helped.

[ghouck]

It wasn't "The Sure Thing", , , I checked it already, I'm not completely sure it was John Cusack in it. I think Jack is on the right track, , the Contach was a complete pile of crap, kept breaking down. The Fiance, as I remember it was not so much a b***h, but rather a spoiled brat, , , Made some comment to the effect of "You put the wedding ring on the fourth finger, because the husband is wrapped around the little finger", , ,, some crap like that. . . 

Jack, do you remember who any of the actors were? Thanks everyone.

[Jack]

I think I found it - It Takes Two - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0095384/

[ghouck]

That's it! Thanks. .. I knew that was it as soon as I read the title. . . Thanks