Sorry to hear about your horrible day. I would think that the Jeep that hit you stopped too close behind you in the first place so their insurance should cover you. Best of luck to get rolling ASAP.
Dealers are fighting for their lives in this economy. Tator's was almost shut down by Cerberus after decades of showing a profit and thank goodness it wasn't. Anybody that thinks they are getting a good trade in value is dreaming. Profit margins for used cars have always been the cash cow...
I like the matte black finish. Reminds me of a the color hood you may see on a lift off hood on a Roadrunner from the late 60's. One of the best custom painted Vipers I have seen.
I knew my Viper would depreciate after I bought it and would depreciate with every mile I drive it. I don't really think about it when the experience of driving it is truly priceless. I also wish I had more money and a bigger garage to fully take advantage of buying opportunities in this...
In addition to your statement, union labor take home isn't as much as many think after we are hit with 33% or higher taxes. You were smart to take the severence package. I am still amazed that there is so much animosity against unions from the rich. Most of these guy's that critcize unions...
I agree that it is not classy to judge how much others make if that pay is what the market can afford. At the time of the last UAW contracts, the big three could afford whatever wages were and still have profit. There are a lot of stockholders on this site that would love to see unions get...
I only suggested the HELOC because Bernacke said rates would be kept low for a long while. Rates will go up again so the amount you transfer to it should be limited to how much you can pay off before rates return up. Remember that the lower HELOC rates offered are VARIABLE.
One last suggestion I have for using the HELOC is to use it to take a chunk out of your mortgage or if possible pay it off. I used my HELOC to pay off the rest of my mortgage off 6 yrs ago. It was worth it because it was not only a much lower interest rate than my mortgage but I also got my...
A Home equity line of credit (HELOC) is by far the best way I know to get a Viper. Rates are variable but are fixed for me at prime rate minus 1/4. Currently rates for me are at 3% and interest is tax deductible. I pay interest only for the term of the contract and then it turns into a mortgage...
Haven't bought a new car yet. There was plenty of warranty left on the 2000 RT/10 when I got it. However, if I was shopping for my 1st Viper today, the deals on brand new ones are very interesting especially if color is not important.
My C5 had runflats. Time came to get new rears and ended up with regular and much cheaper rubber on all 4 wheels just to get rid of the poor ride quality of the runflats. The C5 rides and handles much nicer even though I got lesser performance rated tires.
I am really glad Miller was caught especially since he broke into your home. Now that gives extra charges the DA can place on him in addition to car theft. I hope he has a record already so he gets less lenient sentencing. Good luck with the insurance.
Chad, The good old days of streetracing were in the 60's and 70's when cops would actually let drunk drivers go with just a warning. If people make you feel like a loser because you don't race, remember that you don't want to end up like Nick Hogan or worse. Smart people realize that they have...
Have you really been through an average of 4.1176 cars per year? (70 cars/17yrs) That is pretty impressive. I wish you luck on getting the right buyer in this tough market. If I may make a suggestion, you should cut back on your new car addiction if the sales process is starting to bother you.
I am offended at this post because my best friend works at the Bowling Green Corvette plant but still, you won't catch me dead sitting in a Hyundai, Kia, or Suzuki who BTW should stick to making motorcycles. I am also offended at this post because I am a UPS Teamster myself and take offense to...
This is a typical question asked by people that have always worked behind a desk.:hitwithrock: In reality, workers at GM put together outsourced parts from emerging countries. If those parts break, it looks bad for GM. In reality, GM workers are worried about keeping their jobs and reitrees are...
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