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i got the manual subie, and the astra was nice but the subie is a lot more car for a little less...i'm not proud for leaving the general behind on this one but i couldnt pass up the deal.
Still don't have the car, but it should have left Doylestown 12 minutes ago, 10am. |
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In other news, I went to a dodge dealer to look at the challenger, I went on Sunday so no one bothers me. Well they had none but I did sit around in SRT4 Caliber, god at first I hated the look of it, and the shifter location; however, that things was roomy and comfy and at 24k it has everything anyone would need. The seats were fantastic! :lol: It's getting put in the "possible car to buy" list in the summer of 09. Anyone know anything about these 4 bangers, besides good gas mileage? |
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I see them too, have for a bit, but they just didnt equip it to sell.
In Europe, this car has every option in the book. Hell, there is a hard top convertable version in Europe. Diesel, turbo 4cyls, and performance trims, navigation, large windshield, push button starts, 6spd autos, every option available has made this car one of the best selling cars in Europe. There is also a sedan version that isnt here either, and since America dont care for hatchbacks, thats what they should have brought over. What we got was a small taste of thier line up. |
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It was a concept, and it was an Astra Diesel Hybrid.
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the saturn aura is pretty much the astra sedan, but they need to bring over the vxr's if they want to step into the sporty part of the hatch market
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Aura is much bigger then Astra. Aura is a mid sized sized car
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I am sure most people hate or don't trust Hyundais on here, but if you are looking for a cheap, best bang for your buck, fuel efficient car, the Accents or Elantras are pretty good. That is if you are only looking for a good fuel economy car. Outside of Honda and Toyota, Hyundai is the next best auto manufacturer in terms of making vehicles that get as close to mpg as Honda and Toyota. Unless I've missed certain models of other auto manufacturers out there, which I may have.
I was skeptical myself since its a hyundai, but I brought an 03 Accent sedan 2 years ago for an A to B commuter car, and it averages 34 mpg highway (The way I drive it at least) and about 26 city. Since I've bought it, I haven't had to fix a thing on it, and it runs as good as the day I bought it. Just thought I'd throw that out there. I understand if people are still skeptical about them though. But like Saturn, I think Hyundais have come a long way too. |
GM advertising FTL. I've barely seen a GM commercial lately, nevermind a saturn one.
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I wonder if the automakers will ever actually try to sell diesels here again? :sadface: - Justin |
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