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Re: Chronic Car Buyers Anonymous
Altima rental again this week. Brand new, ~500 miles on it when I picked it up. This was an SV not the SR as the last one. Other than some sporty trim and no faux leather heated seats, I couldn’t tell a difference. Used about half a tank in 350 miles so thats good. Plenty of power for what it is. Rode just fine over some rough TX roads. Looks wise, I think it’s better than the Accord, maybe not quite as good as the Camry, depending on trim. Not wireless Carplay and not the biggest screen but easy to use and connect to, which I appreciate in a rental.We don't get a lot of questions about Altima lease numbers. More Camry than anything else - perhaps it's the standard hybrid drivetrain. And available AWD.
Negatives…interior materials are on the cheap side and I found the side view mirrors small.
If its what I needed and got a killer lease, I’d have BAE.
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Re: Edmunds Members - Cars and Conversations
We also had good experiences at HH Gregg; we bought the refrigerator that we currently have from them as well as our last CRT television- a 32" Toshiba.
Re: I spotted an (insert obscure car name here) classic car today!
That's a really well-framed shot, Fintail! Almost looks like something you could blow up, and hang on the wall!Hey thanks. It is cropped of course - camera angle is very wide, and a full sized pic made the AMX look very small. This is more pleasing to the eye (and I had to include the hood star, as my car is one of the last USDM E-class to have one).

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Re: Chronic Car Buyers Anonymous
What about the Ariya? I've seen some sub $100/mo lease ads here in CO.
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Re: Edmunds Members - Cars and Conversations
@tjc78 HH Gregg was big in the Cincinnati area. It was a nice alternative. They also had appliances. They employed SALES people. Just keep looking, tell them you'll be back later, etc, etc, and sometimes they would almost pay you to buy.————————————————
We did buy a washer/dryer combo, there, once. And TVs.
Years ago I went to hhGregg to see if the TV they had was the same as what I saw at Best Buy. There was something off with the hhGregg model number. While at the store I saw they had a letter in the model number that should have been a number. The salesman moved the TV so I could see the model number on the back. It turned out to be the same TV I saw at Best Buy. I thanked the friendly salesman and told him they were higher than Best Buy. He went to his manager, came back and not only matched the Best Buy price but took off another 80 bucks. I bought the TV before they changed their minds. I was sorry when I saw them close.
jmonroe

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Re: I spotted an (insert obscure car name here) classic car today!
I like those first AMX's a lot, too.
The interiors disappoint I think, in typical AMC fashion for me.
But the exterior, spot-on IMHO.
The only other AMC's I like a lot are the '74 and later Matador coupes. I know they're weird, but they were pretty different.
The interiors disappoint I think, in typical AMC fashion for me.
But the exterior, spot-on IMHO.
The only other AMC's I like a lot are the '74 and later Matador coupes. I know they're weird, but they were pretty different.
Re: 2025 Volkswagen Taos Lease Deals, Incentives, Rebates, and Prices
.00200 MF
Hello, can you provide the MF/RV and any lease cash for the 2025 VW Taos for the SE FWD and the SE AWD for 36/10 in zip 32817? Thanks!
61% AWD
60% FWD
No lease incentives
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Tell ya what. If I could find one of these Equinox or Blazer EV leases for under $150 all in, I’d do it. The info is so darned spotty, though. In typical GM fashion, I can’t decipher the incentives.

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I had a base Rogue rental last week, 2wd. Over about 300 miles around Reno, I got 38mpg and didn’t baby it, AC blasting the whole time. Roomy inside too; I was pretty impressed actually.
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The new Santa Fe looks like a butch'ed out Ford Flex to me.