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Bill Wrote in message:
True North wrote: On Friday, 20 April 2018 19:46:48 UTC-3, Alex wrote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBpMe36GoW0 D'oh...nothing new there. My salesman called me a couple weeks ago to see if I was interested in a 2018 Highlander. Told him no. I only have 44,400 kilometers on my 5 year old 2013 Highlander and it will do unless I give up towing a boat. Then a nice new RAV4 truck or a Subaru Forester will take care of my needs. Why change vehicles when you stop towing a boat? Just drive the highlander till it gets old and dies. Save a lot of Loonies. He'd be better off using uber and renting a truck when he decides to move the boat around. City dwellas rarely need a car and he wouldn't even need to rent a truck if he stored his boat at a marina. -- x ----Android NewsGroup Reader---- http://usenet.sinaapp.com/ |
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justan wrote:
Bill Wrote in message: True North wrote: On Friday, 20 April 2018 19:46:48 UTC-3, Alex wrote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBpMe36GoW0 D'oh...nothing new there. My salesman called me a couple weeks ago to see if I was interested in a 2018 Highlander. Told him no. I only have 44,400 kilometers on my 5 year old 2013 Highlander and it will do unless I give up towing a boat. Then a nice new RAV4 truck or a Subaru Forester will take care of my needs. Why change vehicles when you stop towing a boat? Just drive the highlander till it gets old and dies. Save a lot of Loonies. He'd be better off using uber and renting a truck when he decides to move the boat around. City dwellas rarely need a car and he wouldn't even need to rent a truck if he stored his boat at a marina. About 5000 miles a year. Trade in the highlander and look at really high per mile cost. Probably rent a limousine rates. |
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On Saturday, 21 April 2018 13:30:28 UTC-3, Bill wrote:
justan wrote: Bill Wrote in message: True North wrote: On Friday, 20 April 2018 19:46:48 UTC-3, Alex wrote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBpMe36GoW0 D'oh...nothing new there. My salesman called me a couple weeks ago to see if I was interested in a 2018 Highlander. Told him no. I only have 44,400 kilometers on my 5 year old 2013 Highlander and it will do unless I give up towing a boat. Then a nice new RAV4 truck or a Subaru Forester will take care of my needs. Why change vehicles when you stop towing a boat? Just drive the highlander till it gets old and dies. Save a lot of Loonies. He'd be better off using uber and renting a truck when he decides to move the boat around. City dwellas rarely need a car and he wouldn't even need to rent a truck if he stored his boat at a marina. About 5000 miles a year. Trade in the highlander and look at really high per mile cost. Probably rent a limousine rates. Dog wouldn't like that. He expects to be driven to his favourite park at least three times a week. We do have 'Share a car' here. You join up and pay an hourly rate to use the community vehicle. |
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On Saturday, 21 April 2018 13:30:28 UTC-3, Bill wrote:
justan wrote: Bill Wrote in message: True North wrote: On Friday, 20 April 2018 19:46:48 UTC-3, Alex wrote: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jBpMe36GoW0 D'oh...nothing new there. My salesman called me a couple weeks ago to see if I was interested in a 2018 Highlander. Told him no. I only have 44,400 kilometers on my 5 year old 2013 Highlander and it will do unless I give up towing a boat. Then a nice new RAV4 truck or a Subaru Forester will take care of my needs. Why change vehicles when you stop towing a boat? Just drive the highlander till it gets old and dies. Save a lot of Loonies. He'd be better off using uber and renting a truck when he decides to move the boat around. City dwellas rarely need a car and he wouldn't even need to rent a truck if he stored his boat at a marina. About 5000 miles a year. Trade in the highlander and look at really high per mile cost. Probably rent a limousine rates. Old original colonial era city streets tend to be narrow and a bit congested. Think Boston on a smaller scale. A Subaru Forester had great visibility and it's smaller footprint would make parking etc a bit easier around town. |
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