1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
Buells. Good luck. Support was tough even when Buell was alive.
The Rotax Buells were way better.
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The Rotax Buells were way better.
clean hairy
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GM is requiring a 3 year subscription to On Star for a mandatory price of $900-$1,500 in addition to the sticker price.
You don't want to pay, you can't buy the vehicle.
You don't want to pay, you can't buy the vehicle.
DriverNerd
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They will change it and add it into the MSRP then say they give you three years for free. Making you pay for it is a huge mistake.
oldngray
nowhere special
OnStar is kind of nice but no way its worth the money. I bought my car used and has it but I never subscribed to it. I did use it to open my garage door until I replaced the opener and it didn't work with the new codes.
trickpony1
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DriverNerd
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You and everyone else. There's just nothing about the dealership "experience" that is ok. Between the salesman, add-ons, extended warranties, haggling, financing, trade-in and paperwork; plus it takes half a day and you always, always, always feel you're getting screwed paying too much in the end.
clean hairy
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I would prefer lots of Hondos instead of that Honda!
1BROWNWRENCH
Amatuer Malthusian
I've spent the last few weeks working to tune up the AC in my truck. Turns out WA and CA have had all freon taken off the shelves. Finally got one can to actuall work with the tap I have and it took the whole thing.
trickpony1
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Wouldn't one supercharged V8 be better than six individual, time consuming engines?
sailfish
Master of Karate and Friendship for Everyone
Not if you're looking for the 2700 horsepower this gives you.
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