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Mcconn Auto Service

511 N Lincoln Ave
Bridgeport, OH 43912
(740) 635-1505

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Bells Lansing Gulf Service

55115 National Rd
Bridgeport, OH 43912
(740) 635-2257

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Staffilino Chevrolet

900 S Fourth St
Martins Ferry, OH 43935
(740) 633-3911

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Meineke Car Care Center

422 Main Street-route 40
Bridgeport, OH 43912
(740) 633-2705

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Wheeling Subaru

1 National Rd
Wheeling, WV 26003
(304) 242-7313

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Vistar Auto Glass

501 Stone Blvd
Wheeling, WV 26003
(304) 233-8888

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Re: More millionaires than ever before [gagrice]: by explorerx4 on Mon Jun 02 14:17:35 PDT 2008; they lumped Bridgeport(most highly populated city in ct) in with the other 2, so people wouldn't be shocked at the percentage. :surprise:

More millionaires than ever before [gagrice]: by gagrice on Mon Jun 02 09:37:55 PDT 2008; The number of households with $5 million or more in investable assets � excluding the family home � rose by 26 percent to a record 930,000, according to a study by Spectrem Group. That is the biggest jump since Spectrem began its survey in 1996. The number of millionaires rose by 11 percent, to a record 8.3 million � the second biggest jump in the decade since they were surveyed. The overall affluent market � households with $500,000 or more � rose by 7 percent to a record 14 million. 14 million families with a net worth of half a million. That is about 15% of the families in this country. About 1% of USA families are worth more than $5,000,000. Cities with the highest percentage of millionaires: Los Alamos, N.M. 9.7% Naples/Marco Island, Fla. 8.6% BridgePort/Stamford/Norwalk, Conn. 7.2% Vero Beach, Fla. 7.2% San Jose/Sunnyvale, Calif. 6.9% Sarasota/Bradenton/Venica, Fla. 6.7% Easton, Md. 6.7% Hilton Head Island/Beaufort, S.C. 6.6% San Francisco/Oakland, Calif. 6.4% Honolulu, Hawaii 6.4%

Re: Is this true? [noeffort]: by bhmr59 on Sun May 04 09:57:26 PDT 2008; We did not have a trade-in. We called saying we had seen their internet price and would like to purchase. Asked for confirmation of total out the door price. They responded with price of car, doc fee, title & registration fee, CT sales tax (CT taxes the pre-rebate price) and rebate for the total OTD price. All of it was very clear. We made the agreement over the phone on a Tuesday or Wednesday and picked up the car on Saturday. The title & registration fees were a bit high--included temporary NJ registration--but it didn't matter. The total price OTD ($18,189) on an MSRP of $22,080 before tax, doc fee, title & registration was something like $3K less than the dealership in Bridgeport wanted. This was for an '07 Sonata SE V6 in Feb '07. They told us the colors they had in stock. We selected gray and they then gave us the VIN, so we could get our insurance card. The car was ready and fully prepped Saturday morning. Towne arranged HMFC financing (5.9% for 60 months, which was a good rate in 2/07). All we had to do was sign papers and give the balance of our downpayment. Actually, my brother picked up the car. He left Shelton, picked up the car and was back in Trumbull to show me the car in about 4.5 hours. A friend bought an Azera in 4/07. Same great experience. Although, at that time, Towne was able to get better financing through a bank than from HMFC. Wish this forum allowed me to give you the salesman's name.

Re: Price Calculation [elvisluvs]: by bhmr59 on Fri Mar 07 17:15:27 PST 2008; When a friend of mine was getting serious about buying an Azera abut a year ago, he checked with Key with the salesman he leased his Mercury from. That guy, the one who sometimes writes letters to the CT Post, wanted $3,000 more for an '06 Azera (Key didn't have the '07 Azera a year ago) than he wound up paying for an '07 with Ultimate pkg at Towne. I forget which town you're in, I'm in Trumbull. But from here to Towne it's only 100 miles...well worth the drive. Key's service department is no problem, as you may know. When my business bought an '07 Sonata in Feb last year, my brother test drove one from Key in Milford. The sales attitude was a bit better than Bridgeport. The sales man told him that they might be able to go as low as invoice at the end of February. I forget what the rebate was at that time, but we got the car from Towne at $4400 under invoice including dealer discount, rebate & $500 owner loyalty. (It may have been $2K rebate & $dealer price $1900 under invoice).

Re: Accord not the ugly duckling anymore? [aviboy97]: by bhmr59 on Sat Feb 09 17:50:36 PST 2008; Hi aviboy, I'm in Trumbull, some 40 miles from Greenwhich and just a few miles from the economically hurting city of Bridgeport. We (my 2 man company) bought bought our latest Sonata in Denville, NJ at Towne Hyundai. They're 100 miles from my house. Through word of mouth, Towne Hyundai has sold 8 cars in the last year through our and a friend's recommendations. Key Hyundai in Bridgeport is good for service, but they don't have good selling prices. Before I heard of Towne, I flew to Naples, FL in April 2005 and saved (after including trip expenses) $1500. [It didn't cost me anything to stay in Naples because my parents live there.]

Re: What Should I Pay? [megenest]: by bhmr59 on Thu Aug 23 20:08:42 PDT 2007; Hi Mary Ellen. I'm in Trumbull, my office is in Monroe. I started posting about how great Towne Hyundai is back in February (we bought a new Sonata from them then). Check their web site townehyundai.com. Then call them. They will confirm everything over the phone...no surprises when you get there. Wish I could give you the manager or salesman's name...but the internet salesman should treat you just as well. They're about 100 miles away from our Rte 25 & Rte 111. On a week day figure 1 & 3/4 hours each way...a little less on a weekend. At the time of our purchase they were about $800 less than Fitzmall. A friend bought an Azera there in April and saved big $ compared to the guys in Bridgeport & Milford (he even bought a used car for his son from Towne in June). A co-worker of his bought an '07 Tuscon from Towne shortly thereafter and saved about $3K compared to the local dealerships. My business is an insurance agency at 115 Main St, just south of Duchess and L&R in Crescent Village, next door to Angels&Co. Give me a call if you'd like more info (don't think I can plug my own business name here, but you can find us in the phone book).

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