And so they continue through the streets, keeping an eye out for an older model of car that seems to have less attention on it. It doesn't actually take that long before he spots a potential prospect, though, and indicates it to Natasha before he heads them toward it, to back her up against it a little roughly.

He's not trying anything, here, he just wants to make sure there's not a proximity alarm enabled on it or that someone isn't going to come out of a bar and yell at them to get away from their ride.