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Brand new Sonata Limited: Really Impressive
by mckeveny on Tue Nov 06 15:20:12 PST 2007
Just purchased the 2008 Limited for my son but got to use it for a while myself. Can't think of a single negative for a $21,000 price. Even for a $30,000 price. One thing is really noticeable---this machine is fast.
Re: Thanks gang... [bdkinnh]
by shipo on Fri Jun 02 12:25:26 PDT 2006
"IMHO, Pelham really goofed by voting down a co-op. A friend of mine that lives in Pelham felt that Windham would have controlled everything, and they (Pelham) were just wanted for the funding." Pretty funny from a Windham perspective. :confuse: There are of course two sides to every story, and this is no exception. Send me an E-Mail as very little of this is on topic and I'll fill you in. Back on topic, I don't know about other towns in New Hampshire, but I was rather surprised to find that Windham profits mightily from those with nice new cars. I leased my ED 530i in March of 2002 (drove it in Germany in April and then licensed it in May when it hit our shores) in New Jersey, which charges sales tax on the depreciation value of the lease (about $850 in this case –IIRC-), and then promptly moved to New Hampshire that August. When I showed up at the Windham Town Hall I was stunned to find that I was then on the hook for about $800 per year, payable directly to the town for the privilege of driving my car. :mad: Had I known I would have waited for a few extra months before I ordered my car. Best Regards, Shipo
Re: Thanks gang... [shipo]
by bdkinnh on Fri Jun 02 11:41:42 PDT 2006
>"Hmmm, are you aware that Salem booted our kids out of their high school a couple of years back?" Yep - knew all about it. I know they will go up, but I doubt they'll go up 50% (fingers crossed). Plus, once Windham has it's own high school, I imagine property values will go up as well. IMHO, Pelham really goofed by voting down a co-op. A friend of mine that lives in Pelham felt that Windham would have controlled everything, and they (Pelham) were just wanted for the funding. Could be, but I doubt that Pelham has the tax base to support a state-of-the-art new high school on their own. Oh well... it will be that much sweeter to watch the Windham kids kick the stuffing out of the Pelham kids at high school football. :)
Re: Thanks gang... [bdkinnh]
by shipo on Fri Jun 02 10:34:18 PDT 2006
"I saw a place I liked in Londonderry, but the taxes there are about 50% higher than anywhere else. Not married and no kids, so a good school system isn't a priority right now. It did, however, have a good sized garage that I could probably fit a lift into." Hmmm, are you aware that Salem booted our kids out of their high school a couple of years back? Last year the Windham voters approved the building of a new high school (scheduled to open in August of 2008) by a "Yes" vote of 79%. We are breaking ground in the next week or so and since we are going it alone on this school (at least until the state condemns the school in Pelham), it is very much a certainty that our taxes will GO UP. Good luck in your search. ;-) Best Regards, Shipo
Re: Thanks gang... [shipo]
by bdkinnh on Fri Jun 02 10:06:03 PDT 2006
I had no idea you were in Windham; I figured somewhere in the area due to the Exit 3 comment a while back, but that could also be Pelham, Hudson, Londonderry.... Really looking to move there - I grew up in Nashua and I'm renting in Salem (I just had to get out of MA). I saw a place I liked in Londonderry, but the taxes there are about 50% higher than anywhere else. Not married and no kids, so a good school system isn't a priority right now. It did, however, have a good sized garage that I could probably fit a lift into. ;)
Re: Christmas Cheer! [jonrobert]
by cbeas on Wed Dec 14 16:05:29 PST 2005
Jon Robert, Honk if you see me. I'm in and out of Pelham all the time. I lived in Stonehaven in Pelham before moving to Helena a few years ago. Maybe we can find a dirt pile to explore around here together sometime when the new car smell wears off! Chad

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