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Southern Arizona Auto Company of Douglas

1200 G Ave
Douglas, AZ 85607
(520) 364-2424

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Rubens Auto Repair

115 Cochise Row
Bisbee, AZ 85603
(520) 432-4971

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W R Ryan

3 Bisbee Rd
Bisbee, AZ 85603
(520) 432-4122

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A T And G Automotive

9251 E Ghost Riders Ln
Palominas, AZ 85615
(520) 366-0237

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A 1 Custom Mufflers

5964 S Highway 92
Hereford, AZ 85615
(520) 803-0926

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Donovan Mazda

1801 S Hwy 92
Sierra Vista, AZ 85635
(520) 458-8000

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I think so too...: by iluvmysephia1 on Fri Nov 06 08:24:15 PST 2009; gagrice. I think we're gonna be hearing a blockbuster announcement from Fo-Mo-Co pretty soon that details out some mindbending moves. Like down here by me only further south even more! Take production to Mexico completely. Make corporate personnel involved in production move. Heck, Aqua Prieta is a Mexican city only about 80 miles south of us here in Willcox, AZ. They're right on the USA-Mexico border, Douglas, AZ, is the town on the American side. But Ford could build a huge factory there and the workers could live in Douglas if they still wanted to live in the U.S. Or even drive the 70-80 miles south down there from Willcox, Benson or a city like Sierra Vista. Key to this is busting the UAW's and hiring Mexicans to do the bulk of the production work. And save on wages immensely. It's time to bust up Ford's involvement with the UAW's. Ford is the only American automaker I respect. I don't want them to fail. Moving production fully to Mexico, hiring Mexican workers to mix in with some Americans already working for Ford, and busting up the UAW Union should be prime raspbery jelly donut and Seattle's Best coffee fodder at this point in time during major-mover Ford meetings. They need to wake up and smell the beans now, though. Warren Buffett and his 10% ownership of Chinese BYD will only keep panting down American carmaker's collective necks. If the BYD e6 is anything like they advertise...all electric propulsion with a range of 249 miles on one charge, and the movement slowly is towards all-electric vehicles, Ford will need much lower labor costs to compete. The Chinese and Japanese and perhaps even VW will eat them for lunch if they don't make some changes. Another BO bailout should be out of the question completely, too. The first one still gleams as a ridiculous move. But I spose my point is that Ford is still alive and I actually like the Ford Fusion Hybrid. I like it's production systems and I like it's body design. Who can forget that on April 28, 2009, a Ford Fusion Hybrid wsa driven 1,445.7 miles on a single tank of gas! That worked out to a whopping 81.5mpg! Does anyone else besides me get excited about this? Or is larsb from Phoenix, AZ, and iluvmysephia1 from Willcox, AZ, the only "green car" fans on the Edmunds website? Is this an Arizona thing? gagrice, are you impressed by that Ford Fusion Hybrid test at all?

Re: 01 Suzuki Vitara Lights Dimming/Fading [kizzuki]: by slater88 on Wed Oct 14 19:35:35 PDT 2009; Did you replace the alternator or the 'voltage regultor'. I might go to a car wreckers / junk yard to see if i can find an old vitara with a good alternator there. I still have the flashing lights - the official suzuki repair shop couldnt figure it out, they said it could be the battery - or the nodes on the battery... But replaced both and still messed up lights. Thank you very much for your reply, really appreciate help. Douglas

Re: switch [dake]: by babyboomer on Sun Oct 04 04:57:02 PDT 2009; I don't care what they say, that there's funny.

Re: This morning... [michaell]: by andre1969 on Fri Sep 04 09:12:01 PDT 2009; What about architects? Since Mike Brady drove ChryCo products, it's hard to do an apples and apples comparison to Maj. Nelson and Darrin Stevens. Well in the pilot episode, Mike Brady had a Dodge Monaco. Can't remember now if it was a hardtop or convertible, but it had power windows, so it was pretty upscale. In price/prestige, I'd say that would trump Darren's Camaro or Tony's GTO. Didn't Roger Healey drive a Firebird? Those other cars would be more youthful and trendy, though. Mike Brady also had the money to get a new car every year. For some reason I can only picture Tony with that blue '66-67 GTO. Did he ever get a newer one? What did Mr. Douglas on "My Three Sons" do for a living? He always had the money to get a new Pontiac wagon every year, although in later seasons I think they switched to Ford?

Tires: by babyboomer on Wed Sep 02 03:27:47 PDT 2009; Michelin Harmonys and no complaints but that was when millions of Chinese made valve stems were defected. So after two new stems, all are okay.

Re: g37x with prem and nav [ethandane]: by asheh on Sat Aug 29 18:33:30 PDT 2009; If you didn't buy yet try Douglas Infiniti in Summit,NJ. I have to say this is the first dealer I have ever walked into and enjoyed the shopping experience no sales pressure. I walked out with the GM as he was leaving and basically said he wants me to make sure that I am 100% sure of my purchase. They gave me a good estimate ( I am still torn between the Coupe and Sedan) of how much each would be (550 or so for the coupe and 490ish for the sedan). The salesperson I dealt with was straight forward asked me which car I wanted to take out and took my wife and I on an extended test drive of the Coupe. I think I am done looking for a dealership that respects me as a younger customer, it was worth the hour drive( I have a dealer 15 mins from me but didn't like their sales tactics). I will post the exact price after I take delivery.

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