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DFR Motor Works

13811 US-75
Dewey, OK 74029
(918) 534-3604

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Cars For America

1035 NE Washington Blvd
Bartlesville, OK 74006
(918) 331-0550

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Honda of Bartlesville

231 NE Washington Blvd
Bartlesville, OK 74006
(918) 333-3333

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Vics Auto Service

108 SE Cholwell Ave
Bartlesville, OK 74006
(918) 333-2220

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Toms Auto Specialties

112 Ne Washington Blvd
Bartlesville, OK 74006
(918) 333-7422

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Russ Rogers Chevrolet

3800 Adams Rd
Bartlesville, OK 74006
(918) 333-5161

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Re: Veritably nice dreams [dewey]: by anthonyp on Mon Nov 17 18:58:57 PST 2008; As I will wait another year, I won`t close my eyes to a diesel, but twenty years after having one I remember the smell of the tiny bit on the hand after refilling....Jose gave a good description a few posts back, but I`l keep an open mind.. I might jump the gun as the economic downturn could produce a super buy in a slightly used Mercedes in my case, and I am really hoping that Mr. Mad will be able to get a 911 in his price range....Man to be young and have the Porsche would be something.to behold, as long as he didn`t get in a wreck....It is nice to read on this board that most people who have been here a while, are enjoying their new cars, and giving hope to those that are thinking of getting a new car that the most expensive car is not the only game in town...Tony

Re: Growing Pains [dewey]: by hpowders on Mon Nov 17 17:35:06 PST 2008; "the 3 series will be as big as the current 7 Series." So then, how big does the next generation 7 Series get? Will it at least come with Ricardo Montalban's beloved Corinthian Leather? Now that's luxury!

Re: Growing Pains [dewey]: by tagman on Mon Nov 17 16:37:42 PST 2008; A giant 3-Series in the future? LMAO. That's a funny thought. BTW, you say you prefer simpler cars... but your future Toyota Prius is actually one of the most complicated cars ever built. But at least it all has a purpose and is reliable. TM

Re: Growing Pains [hpowders]: by dewey on Mon Nov 17 16:16:59 PST 2008; My 328i is as big as the last generation 5 Series. When will it end In my case I hope it doesn't end. Why? Because my kids are growing and they need more leg room. So hopefully when my kids hit their teen years the 3 series will be as big as the current 7 series. ;)

Re: Veritably nice dreams [anthonyp]: by dewey on Mon Nov 17 16:13:17 PST 2008; as you am interested in the hy-brid, but when I really though about it, most of the miles I put on a car are interstate roads....so comfort is important to me. You are a perfect candidate for a diesel Audi, BMW or MBl. I get 17.5 MPG on my car due to stop and go city driving. In my case hybrids makes compelling sense.

Re: Growing Pains [dewey]: by hpowders on Mon Nov 17 15:49:19 PST 2008; My 328i is as big as the last generation 5 Series. When will it end?

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