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RE: Would you buy an american car? - 8/17/2009 5:19:48 AM

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RE: Would you buy an american car? - 8/17/2009 5:21:40 AM

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Not anymore. This comes from a die hard chevy woman. My family has always owned chevrolets.

I pull for them in Nascar, but if I buy another car, it will be a Kia because it has great gas milage, nice ac, and it is comfortable.

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RE: Would you buy an american car? - 8/17/2009 12:05:45 PM

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I have never ever bought a new car.

I would buy any car that is reliable at a good priced. (used)

I had 2 Chevy Celebrities that were great. I had 2 plymouths that were good.   I currently own a lumina and a s-10.    Both paid for.

I miss the old Celebrity.

I often will have my brother pick out a car for me.   He can horse trade better then I can.   My current car is ok- the gas mileage could be better.

I am not too interested in fancy and sure the heck do not want a car payment.   But nor do I want to be broke down every week calling a tow truck.

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RE: Would you buy an american car? - 8/17/2009 8:38:14 PM

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I have had two Ford Explorers, and they have both been two of my most favorite cars. the Ford I own now just hit the 5 year mark, and I spent some $$$ in maintenance and new tires, but I feel confident I'll be driving it for at least another 5 years.

I do live in CA so my car isn't subjected to the same winters as the rest of the country, but I've put that thing through it's paces...it's hauled everything from 700 lbs of rocks to a carload full of people and luggage back and forth across the desert.

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