So I dropped my car off for repairs this morning...
And I got a PT Cruiser for a rental. Nothing special about the PT Cruiser. It looks cool, but I am not impressed at all by it's performance or handling.
Just thought I'd share.
I am strongly leaning towards an Audi A4 or A6 for my next car. That will probably be in 2005.
When do yo think you'll be shopping for a new ride? I just paid mine off (one year ahead of schedule ). I want it to go another 2 years or 50,000 more miles before trading it in.
The wife has a Ford Explorer and it is a piece of shit.
My oldest daughter will be 16 in October, So I'll prob. start shopping for one then. She is going to get my current pickup. (1/2 ton Chevy) My wife drive a 1998 1/2 ton chevy pickup that is the biggest piece of shit I've ever seen. So far, new moter 1-month ago, new transmission 1-year ago, new A/C last summer, New master Cylinder 2-years ago.......and the list goes on.
Re: So I dropped my car off for repairs this morning...
Originally posted by I Are Baboon
And I got a PT Cruiser for a rental. Nothing special about the PT Cruiser. It looks cool, but I am not impressed at all by it's performance or handling.
Just thought I'd share.
I am strongly leaning towards an Audi A4 or A6 for my next car. That will probably be in 2005.
Originally posted by Scotty the Body
Hey IPMC,
My dad just bought a new Dodge 3/4 ton with the Hemi, he loves it so far, says its got some real power compared to his old chev.
Has he put many miles on it yet?
I was thinking bout the Desiel.......they are supposed to last about 500,000 miles........
my mom had a PT Cruiser when her car was being repaired, she ended up having it for a month and she loved it, she even said that she wanted to buy one.
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Originally posted by dg806
IAB, I think I would stick with a Volvo or BMW
Maybe. I change my mind on this like I change my underwear...every other week. Whatever I decide, my shopping experience will be a hell of a lot better than last time (my nuts were in a vice last time I bought a car).
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