Does anyone love driving their SS as much as me?
03-24-2009, 03:04 PM
#11
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Well mine in Canada is about 1100 bucks retail plus about 2 hours labour. However I got a family discount so it was just over 800 Canadian.
In the states you can find it a lot cheaper. Its a GM product too so if it's installed by a dealer its covered under warranty.
In the states you can find it a lot cheaper. Its a GM product too so if it's installed by a dealer its covered under warranty.
03-24-2009, 03:29 PM
#12
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http://www.autoblog.com/2008/12/18/g...y-redline-and/
Thanx again, Glenn |B)
No back to your regularly scheduled thread, hijack over.
03-24-2009, 04:17 PM
#14
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So which Parkway were you speeding on? Sprain Brook? Taconic? Saw Mill? Bronx River? One of these days I need to get back to Westchester to drive my SS on those parkways. I did manage to drive on Bear Mountain Road last month when I went to visit my father in northern Westchester. What a blast! 
03-24-2009, 06:05 PM
#16
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Oh yes, I do love drivin' this Lil SS! 
It will be 1 year for us this Sat. when we first drove it home. I still love getting behind the wheel and I actually think of errands to run just to take it out of the garage! Especially after I have just washed/waxed it.
I wish I still drove it to work, that was the main reason I bought it. But I guess the company van-pool is more economical decision, and it slowed the miles down that were racking up on the SS.
It will be 1 year for us this Sat. when we first drove it home. I still love getting behind the wheel and I actually think of errands to run just to take it out of the garage! Especially after I have just washed/waxed it.I wish I still drove it to work, that was the main reason I bought it. But I guess the company van-pool is more economical decision, and it slowed the miles down that were racking up on the SS.
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03-24-2009, 06:09 PM
#17
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There's another thread now "if you were rich would you still have the HHR".
If I could have foreseen what some of my cars that I purchased new would be worth down the road and kept them, perhaps I might have been able to answer that other thread from the rich point of view. lol
03-24-2009, 08:14 PM
#19
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I usally love to drive mine but this week and me paranoid.
I made it though the winter in pretty fair shape and this week I have taken hits in the hood, windshield and grill on to seperate drives. One came over the concrete divider on interstate 76 with no on my side.
But I do like mine so much I even look forward to driving to work.
I made it though the winter in pretty fair shape and this week I have taken hits in the hood, windshield and grill on to seperate drives. One came over the concrete divider on interstate 76 with no on my side.
But I do like mine so much I even look forward to driving to work.
03-24-2009, 09:32 PM
#20
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Location: Sacramento
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i love my ss it has the looks, speed and gas mileage, one day we forgot to go home, spent two days on the road and having a AA5 for privacy we folded down the seats and notice how much room there was for two people, well let say we broke in the ss that night, it's truely a multi purpose car now.
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