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**MR_BIG18** · October 1st, 2016 11:43 PM

the receptionist at subaru lists everything inside the car including my dirty hanky, coins pati denomination, magazines, even shoes...

**ninjababez** · October 2nd, 2016 12:00 AM

Originally Posted by MR_BIG18

the receptionist at subaru lists everything inside the car including my dirty hanky, coins pati denomination, magazines, even shoes...

Sa suzuki shaw bro pati yung barya sa sahig binilang hahaha

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**namwaran** · October 2nd, 2016 12:06 AM

Originally Posted by MR_BIG18

the receptionist at subaru lists everything inside the car including my dirty hanky, coins pati denomination, magazines, even shoes...

Originally Posted by ninjababez

Sa suzuki shaw bro pati yung barya sa sahig binilang hahaha

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The junior technician in Hyundai casa tried listing everything. Breaking down even the denomination. He wasn't done listing when the job was completed. I wasn't sure why he needed to do that for a job that doesn't require the car to stay behind.

Anyway, talking about Subaru reps. I was inquiring about the new Forester in a mall display. The lady rep was nice and you know, eye candy. She was getting comfy and doing great strides. She blushed when suddenly the missus just appeared out of nowhere to check on me and the Forester. Talk about timing huh?

**MR_BIG18** · October 2nd, 2016 12:16 AM

Originally Posted by namwaran

The junior technician in Hyundai casa tried listing everything. Breaking down even the denomination. He wasn't done listing when the job was completed. I wasn't sure why he needed to do that for a job that doesn't require the car to stay behind.

Anyway, talking about Subaru reps. I was inquiring about the new Forester in a mall display. The lady rep was nice and you know, eye candy. She was getting comfy and doing great strides. She blushed when suddenly the missus just appeared out of nowhere to check on me and the Forester. Talk about timing huh?

thats their job, to make you feel good, cars are in a way re an emotional purchase, it makes you feel good about yourself...why buy bnew when your 5 year old altis still runs clockwork..why do i need a car with a turbo? my daily commute is only 2 kilometers away...

**MR_BIG18** · October 2nd, 2016 12:24 AM

stupid kids

**_Cathy_** · October 2nd, 2016 12:36 AM

Where did that happen? I would not expect people to cross on what looks like a highway?

**Stigg ma** · October 2nd, 2016 12:47 AM

Originally Posted by _Cathy_

Where did that happen? I would not expect people to cross on what looks like a highway?

sa c5 yan going to slex... dati pa may bigla tumatawid dyan along with the many modus of pako, spike strip (gamit ang sira payong) at nambabato ng windshield... may mga barriers sa gitna yan to deter yong mga tumatawid pero na sinira na ng pedestrians, puro squatters kase nasa paligid nyan...

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**Jun aka Pekto** · October 2nd, 2016 12:55 AM

Originally Posted by MR_BIG18

thats their job, to make you feel good, cars are in a way re an emotional purchase, it makes you feel good about yourself...why buy bnew when your 5 year old altis still runs clockwork..why do i need a car with a turbo? my daily commute is only 2 kilometers away...

Not me. A car is a mule to be abused. ;) I keep good ones for 10+ years (usually 13 years) before buying a new one. I keep a car for a shorter span if I have a beef with it.

I kept my Plymouth Laser RS Turbo for 13 years (1990-2003). The Ford Contour 2.5L V6 (1995-2008). Now, the Sonata 3.3L V6 (2005-2018?).

The bad ones..... My first car was a used 1976 Pontiac Trans Am 6.6L. I bought it in 1983 and sold it in 1986 because I couldn't afford the gas and maintenance at the time. A Nissan Pulsar NX 1986-1991 because it just didn't have enough horsepower (just 55) for its size. Some semis gained on it in a climb.

A used 1997 Dodge Grand Caravan 2003-2005 because the repairs were simply too frequent and cost too much.

The only car that bucked the trend was a used 2006 Honda Odyssey 2008-1013. Very reliable. It was my wife's daily driver and it drove poorly in the deep snow of New York's Great Lakes Region. She traded it in for a new Nissan Rogue AWD (2013-present). So far, it looks like the Rogue will be a keeper as well. The wife loves it.