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i would purchase your lease return with an factory extended warranty, if
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"Steph" > wrote in message > snip > We LOVED the SW2, snip > 8 months later we custom ordered a 2001 LW200 and got the 0.9% > financing, which was way better in the end than either buying the 3 > year old SW2 (though we liked it more), Just curious what it was about the SW that you liked better than the LW ? My next will be a wagon but I can't decide between getting a used SW, a used LW or waiting to see if Saturn brings out another one ( a wagon version of the ION would be nice). Ron Charlottesville, va 94 SL1 |
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"Ron Herfurth" > wrote in
: >> We LOVED the SW2, > > snip > >> 8 months later we custom ordered a 2001 LW200 and got the 0.9% >> financing, which was way better in the end than either buying the 3 >> year old SW2 (though we liked it more), > > Just curious what it was about the SW that you liked better than the > LW ? The SW2 was big enough for us. The LW200 is bigger and more comfortable with a leather interior and heated seats but since we also have a mini- van we did not necessarily need the extra space of the LW200. Also the SW had a longer run, lots of people able to work on them, parts easily available (for now). > My next will be a wagon but I can't decide between getting a used SW, > a used LW or waiting to see if Saturn brings out another one ( a wagon > version of the ION would be nice). Well they did away with the SW body, and I hear they are hard to find. The Lw series was also phased out, I have trouble finding someone who knows anything about the LW200 with a manual, as it was a "new" to Saturn transmission (from Saab I think). Also becuase of fewer cars out there the glass windows on the LW are more (yes we have a crack in the windshield). The Relay is what is coming off their line currently for "big cars". I am not thrilled with the Relay, though have not seen or driven one yet in person. |
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Ron Taylor wrote:
> i would purchase your lease return with an factory extended warranty, if > i were you. > sorry Ron....can u explain? |
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On Tue, 21 Dec 2004 04:56:53 GMT, Blah blah > wrote:
> >> >> 10 things men know about women: >> >> 1)?2)?3)?4)?5)?6)?7)?8)?9)?10) women have breasts >> > >> >Well because they never salt them would be my guess. >> >> Plenty of salt, they just take better care of them. >> > >They use more sand than salt. > > The roads around here are generally very good but there are pot holes >that show up in places right after winter from snow plows breaking >chunks out. > In Toronto it's all salt and a bit of sand. > The biggest problem with those tiny cars he mentioned is there isnt any >crumple zones to speak of. They looked more like small caskets than >cars. I want more than headlights and tail lights around me, I want a >"hood" in front and a "trunk" in the back. I hear you there. When I lived in Toronto, I used to drive a 1974 VW bug (the salt on the roads kills them though), but this was before the boom in SUV's. When I moved to California I was practically salivating at the prospect of getting a vintage VW in perfect condition. However, seeing the way people drive out here in their SUV's talking on their cellphones etc. etc. an old VW beelte would be like signing your own death warrant. It's too bad, because I really loved those cars, totally low tech and all you need to fix one is a screwdriver and a wrench. -- 10 things men know about women: 1)?2)?3)?4)?5)?6)?7)?8)?9)?10) women have breasts |
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"Blah blah" > wrote in message ... > > > >> 10 things men know about women: > > >> 1)?2)?3)?4)?5)?6)?7)?8)?9)?10) women have breasts > > > > > >Well because they never salt them would be my guess. > > > > Plenty of salt, they just take better care of them. > > > > They use more sand than salt. > > The roads around here are generally very good but there are pot holes > that show up in places right after winter from snow plows breaking > chunks out. The frost coming out of the ground is what causes the potholes, not the snow plows. > > The biggest problem with those tiny cars he mentioned is there isnt any > crumple zones to speak of. They looked more like small caskets than > cars. I want more than headlights and tail lights around me, I want a > "hood" in front and a "trunk" in the back. Agree with you here. |
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again, just an option.
i still like the sl models. i'm sure you have the option to buy yours. low miles, you know the car and it's service history. |
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pan, and fill with a thick bed of onions,
celery, green onions, and parsley. Place roast on top with fat side up. Place uncovered in 500° oven for 20 minutes, reduce oven to 325°. Bake till medium rare (150°) and let roast rest. Pour stock over onions and drippings, carve the meat and place the slices in the au jus. Bisque à l?Enfant Honor the memory of Grandma with this dish by utilizing her good silver soup tureen and her great grandchildren (crawfish, crab or lobster will work just as well, however this dish is classically made with crawfish). Stuffed infant heads, stuffed crawfish heads, stuffed crab or lobster shells; make patties if shell or head is not available (such as with packaged crawfish, crab, or headless baby). Flour oil onions bell peppers garlic salt, pepper, etc. 3 cups chicken stock 2 sticks butter 3 tablespoons oil First stuff the heads, or make the patties (see index) then fry or bake. Set aside to drain on paper towels. Make a roux |
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