To offer a sincere apology...... and it better be good...or everyone
is going to know your real ID.

Cough it up fat boy...I have hard evidence to post, and my fingers
itching.

Joe

Well? What happened? It's been 3 hours?



RB
35s5
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...


Well? What happened? It's been 3 hours?



The cigar blew up in his face!

Moo-hoo-haa-haa!

Toyota Corolla: Higher crash ratings than most of Subaru's cars!

Moo-hoo-haa-haa!!!!!!!

Higher than Impreza!

Higher than Legacy!!

Even higher than ScionXB!!!!!

Superior gas mileage!

Superior crash ratings!!!

Superior Toyota Corolla!!!!!

Moo-hoo-haaa-haaa!!!!!!!

Why take beating after beating, Bob C?


2007 Corolla:
Frontal Impact Test Side Impact Test
Drivers Side 5 Front Occupant 4
Passengers Side 5 Rear Occupant 4


2007 Subaru Legacy GT
Frontal Impact Test Side Impact Test
Drivers Side 5 Front Occupant 5
Passengers Side 5 Rear Occupant 5


As you can see the Legacy whomps the little Corolla for safety and in
just about every other area that you can think of. For it's tiny
uncomfortable size the puny dangerously underpowered Corolla barely
gets better MPG than a new Legacy GT driven in I mode.
Keep it.


RB
35s5
NY

"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
oups.com...
Why take beating after beating, Bob C?


2007 Corolla:
Frontal Impact Test Side Impact Test
Drivers Side 5 Front Occupant 4
Passengers Side 5 Rear Occupant 4


2007 Subaru Legacy GT
Frontal Impact Test Side Impact Test
Drivers Side 5 Front Occupant 5
Passengers Side 5 Rear Occupant 5


As you can see the Legacy whomps the little Corolla for safety and in
just about every other area that you can think of. For it's tiny
uncomfortable size the puny dangerously underpowered Corolla barely
gets better MPG than a new Legacy GT driven in I mode.
Keep it.


RB
35s5
NY


Speaking of beatings, it's about time your wife let you out of the house
long enough to go sailing. It must be a welcome break from your
full-time job of stay-at-home dad. Do you agree with me that being
pussy-whipped is being beaten?

Bwaaaahhahahhahahahhahahhahahahahahhahahahhahah!

Wilbur Hubbard

On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 12:04:23 -0600, "Bob Crantz"
wrote:


"Capt. Rob" wrote in message
roups.com...


Well? What happened? It's been 3 hours?



The cigar blew up in his face!

Moo-hoo-haa-haa!

Toyota Corolla: Higher crash ratings than most of Subaru's cars!


Subaru had three vehicles in the top rated picks for their categories
(2007).

I didn't see the Corolla listed there.

Wife just got a Forester. Highest rating in all categories of crash
test including the most recent test for rear impact whip lash
potential. I'm not thrilled with the styling and it will probably
change for 08, but, got a good year end deal and she likes it. Tried
to talk her into a Honda S2000 now that the kids are gone, but
couldn't get her to go on that. Problem is that these women drive
these minivans for years then they have to "sit up high" forever.

But at least the Minivan is gone. Who would own one unless they had
at least 3-4 kids and a dog?

I see Subaru redesigned that butt ugly B9 Tribeca. read an article on
how that was the focus of their redesign for that model. I guess a
few people are stuck with those ugly models, though.

Frank

On Jun 14, 12:53 pm, "Capt. Rob" wrote:
Well? What happened? It's been 3 hours?

RB
35s5
NY

Been busy collecting and copying BB's slander. Like you he has all
his postings removed after a short time period. But once you say
it...it stays in cyberspace forever.

My lawyer advised me not to post his ID yet........ Ahh shucks.

But you know who he is anyway... so what's it to you?

Joe

didn't see the Corolla listed there.


Wife just got a Forester. Highest rating in all categories of crash
test including the most recent test for rear impact whip lash
potential.



The Forester is great. I've been driving a 2006 Forester Turbo and
it's really fun...handling and power wrapped in a wagon. My father
loves it and surprise the hell out of a lot of pricey sports cars. A
manual forester will shock a Porsche Boxter or Cayman off the line.
Only problem is that the Forester Turbo is 30K...a lot for a car with
soon-to-be-updated styling.
All of the Subaru Cars have 5 star crash ratings. Only the imprezza
falls a bit short, but still leads the class overall.
A Corolla is also fine, but it's NOT as highly rated. Here's the link:

http://www.autobuyguide.com/2007/12-...sts/index.html

To be fair, cars like the Legacy are in a much higher class competing
with BMW and Audi. The Corolla is for kids or folks like Scotty.



RB
35s5
NY

On Jun 14, 3:06 pm, Dave wrote:
On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 12:54:07 -0700, Joe said:

Been busy collecting and copying BB's slander. Like you he has all
his postings removed after a short time period. But once you say
it...it stays in cyberspace forever.

My lawyer advised me not to post his ID yet........ Ahh shucks.

But you know who he is anyway... so what's it to you?

I think BS is suggesting that you're bluffing.

You do need to be a bit consistent in your story. Telling us what "my
lawyer" is advising, while shopping for a lawyer publicly doesn't enhance
your credibility.

My lawyer is not in that field either, he suggested the same thing
you did. He added to find one that can drive by BB's house and be
motivated.

Joe

On Thu, 14 Jun 2007 20:17:53 -0000, "Capt. Rob"
wrote:

didn't see the Corolla listed there.


Wife just got a Forester. Highest rating in all categories of crash
test including the most recent test for rear impact whip lash
potential.



The Forester is great. I've been driving a 2006 Forester Turbo and
it's really fun...handling and power wrapped in a wagon. My father
loves it and surprise the hell out of a lot of pricey sports cars. A
manual forester will shock a Porsche Boxter or Cayman off the line.
Only problem is that the Forester Turbo is 30K...a lot for a car with
soon-to-be-updated styling.

No turbo here, she got a loaded up L. L. Bean. Loooking for MPG over
sport. She liked the interior and the green color. You know, almost
no manufacturers are using forest or medium green color at the present
time. With the dealer discount to cost, finance cash, and the after
tax effect of the finance rate (leaving your money invested at a much
higher interest rate) it turned out to be a pretty good deal.

Subaru dealers are few and far between here, however, the two that I
talked to and negotiated with mostly by phone, were completely honest.
Assumed you might know how the business worked and were candid and
polite in there discussions. Not typical of other makes. We started
out moving toward a RAV 4, but the salesman took my written offer,
accepted it, confirmed it twice, then reneged on the deal. During the
process, lied about a dozen times. Can't stand that. In this area,
Toyota, good products, lousy dealers.

I pick it up Saturday.


All of the Subaru Cars have 5 star crash ratings. Only the imprezza
falls a bit short, but still leads the class overall.
A Corolla is also fine, but it's NOT as highly rated. Here's the link:

http://www.autobuyguide.com/2007/12-...sts/index.html

To be fair, cars like the Legacy are in a much higher class competing
with BMW and Audi. The Corolla is for kids or folks like Scotty.



RB
35s5
NY