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Brewster Auto Sales & Service

637 Wabash Ave S
Brewster, OH 44613
(330) 767-3413

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Star American Inc

1415 US Rte 62
Wilmot, OH 44689
(330) 359-5678

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Countryside Ford

525 N Main St
Navarre, OH 44662
(330) 879-2124

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Hearns Precision Automotive

5725 Erie Ave SW
Navarre, OH 44662
(330) 879-2609

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Ozzies Auto Repair

9390 Winesburg Rd
Dundee, OH 44624
(330) 359-2211

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Paul Pratt Service

12271 Barrs Rd Sw
Massillon, OH 44647
(330) 833-4245

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Beach City, OH Car Consumer Discussions

03 Cobra Highway Mileage: by svtfangs on Mon Oct 27 10:28:21 PDT 2008; My Sunday car is an 03 Cobra- pullley, intake, MAC exhaust, SCT tuned. I am pushing around 500-515 crank. I drove it from Charlotte NC to Myrtle Beach SC and got an average of 22mpg on the highway. As long as I stay out of boost it gets pretty good mileage on the highway. In the city...well, thats a different matter! ;)

Fuel Efficiency: by ateixeira on Mon Oct 04 08:40:27 PDT 2004; FWIW, Frank did better than I did with his Forester (pre-turbo), and someone in the Forester thread has a record tank of 33 mpg. Lately I do a lot of highway miles, because of the beach condo. Plus the Miata tends to do the shorter/city trips. So that boosts the numbers for the Forester. From my observations the 5MT can beat EPA numbers but the automatics usually don't. You're preaching to the choir as far as holding a reliable car long-term, my Miata is 11 years old and my Forester a comparatively young 6. The 2005 Forester X is tempting with a 23/30 EPA rating, but I agree with you there - no gas savings will offset the new car payment. Still, if Bruce managed 24 mpg already, EPA is 22/30, it's fair to expect he'll manage to match those EPA numbers. His WRX was 21/27 and on premium, so we're talking maybe $300 per year in fuel savings. Not enough to pay for the new car, of course. But I think his primary reason was the need for the auto tranny, not the mileage. -juice

Re: forester in the mud [thunderboot]: by thecat on Sat Jun 09 09:41:57 PDT 2007; One of the things that caught my attention when I was shopping for a vehicle back in 98-99 was a review by consumer reports on the Forester. They tested a variety of "SUV's" and were amazed at, and subsequently selected as the top pick, the Forester. One comment that I remember was "it did amazingly well in deep mud and soft sand". That was a 98' review and the AWD system has been improved since then. Most notably adding a limited slip rear. I can tell you I drove mine through some ridiculous stuff and never got stuck. Just don't high center it .. and you're fine. Drove mine on the beach near Ocean City MD in very soft sand with a little air let out of the tires .. and some absolutely absurdly deep snow .. did fine. - hutch

5000 mile MPG update--2009 base fit auto: by lknfit on Wed Oct 22 17:43:27 PDT 2008; Man I love this car. Using manual calculations (computer seems to always be 2-3mpg high) I have had an overall average of 38.5 mpg with a 50/50 mix of city and highway. Best tank 41, worst 34. worst tank was fully loaded beach trip with family, dog, and a weeks worth of junk. Just clicked to 60% oil life. cant wait to do the first change.

Re: Speaking of Hurricanes [steve_]: by duke23 on Thu Sep 18 20:57:33 PDT 2008; Steve wrote : "They get washed." Right on. As the insurance commercials on tv go, Fresh paint! Check carfax for previous owner registration. Galveston,Kemah, League City, Crystal Beach, Sargent, Winnie, Bolivar, say pass.

no title: by bob550k on Thu Sep 11 21:12:42 PDT 2008; Nearly 19 City and over 27 hwy (if I set the cruise on the speed limit) otherwise it does about 24 hwy at 85+mph cross country, I have a heavy foot. The car is a 99 Silo Premiere.

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