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Old 12-09-2007, 03:21 PM   #11
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Have you called about this one?
nice, thanks. good price, but a lot of miles(on the car and the trip to get it).
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Old 12-09-2007, 03:32 PM   #12
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They're pretty reliable, I have two with ~175k and ~240k. That being said, unless I had a brand spanking new car with an unlimited super duper warranty I would always have at least a couple autos. If one goes down just use the other while fixing it. Having to rely on someone else to make repairs costs a lot, and IME they tend to try to rip you off.
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Old 12-11-2007, 03:35 PM   #13
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They're pretty reliable, I have two with ~175k and ~240k. That being said, unless I had a brand spanking new car with an unlimited super duper warranty I would always have at least a couple autos. If one goes down just use the other while fixing it. Having to rely on someone else to make repairs costs a lot, and IME they tend to try to rip you off.
can't afford to insure two cars of my own, point well taken tho. i do however
use my wife's car and visa versa when necessary. BTW, i'm looking @ toyota's corolla twin, the prizm. they are less expensive and easier to find ABS.
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I'd love to have spare cars but my good wife hates paying extra insurance and registration costs.

Since I don't have a spare wife I try to take good care of the one I have...
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I'd love to have spare cars but my good wife hates paying extra insurance and registration costs.

Since I don't have a spare wife I try to take good care of the one I have...
My wife told me either my cars go, or she goes... Oh well, I'm guess I'm gonna miss her! D
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