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Waco, Texas
by jfftx67 on Fri Nov 14 16:27:55 PST 2008
$1.86 at Murphy's in Waco.
V6 Camry vs TCH
by loves2read on Tue Jul 15 06:00:18 PDT 2008
yesterday I went to eat with my friend who bought a new 09 V6 Camry about a month before we got our TCH--she is not very gadget adept and I was doing her blueetooth connection for the 3rd time--and showed her how to toggle between the screens on her electronic display--- her AVG gas mpg is one of those--it showed 17.9 I think --or maybe 17.6--when she saw it, she went "OHHHH"--meaning that is all I am getting???? so I could tell she was disappointed since even the V6 is supposed to get more than that in town where she does most of her driving... but she is not a very gas-conscious driver--she speeds and then brakes instead of coasting up to the light--she jumps on the gas going away from lights-- so I knew she was not trying to maximize the POTENTIAL for better mileage... she had an Avalon before and would have bought another but the new one is so much longer than the one she traded in--it would not really fit that well in her garage... anyway we took trip from DFW to San Antonio and the New Braunfels area last week--drove I-35 through Waco and Austin so it was mainly freeway non-stop getting there and coming back-- we averaged almost 40 mpg coming back and had about 38 going--don't know if there was a head-wind/tail-wind situation since I thought the hills would have cancelled each other out... in-town the mpg dropped of course but still we did pretty well-- and we are hoping that giving the car that long of a drive will help with the breakin since mostly I have been doing short trips in town and not seeing much above 33 as an AVG....still glad I got it-- was a little noisy on the road--the tires are the Bridgestones and they are noisy--but the car drove well--had passing kick when we needed it--and my husband was pretty happy-- we also got a full set of golf clubs, a rolling duffle bag, a carry-on size bag and items like a blender, golf shoes, and some food stuff in the trunk--we had more space than we throught for actual storage--but the dropdown for the battery vents can be a little tricky as well for storing taller stuff...
Re: Whistling noise [lourdymar]
by scandit on Mon Jun 30 06:12:57 PDT 2008
I was driving through Waco this week as well and was having a horrible time with the whistling. Went from a straight whistle to sounding like a lame duck. The whistling was bad before but not this bad. Just gonna add it to my long list of problems.
Re: Whistling noise [tinitus]
by lourdymar on Mon Jun 30 04:09:44 PDT 2008
I have been having the same issue as you since the day I bought the vehicle. Thought the problem could be fixed. It is now almost 4 months since I purchased the vehicle and nothing has been accomplished. I am going to start the Lemon law this afternoon. Don't know how successful it will be, but will try. I am from the Killeen area. Have they fixed your problem? I live in East Texas, but will even drive home to see if they can fix this problem. We drove to Waco this weekend and the noise was dreadful!!! My kids are even complaining. My next step is to get the media involved and stop Dodge dealers from selling this vehicle!! Please let me know if your problems has been resolved.
Re: Sonata '09 For Sales [howard18]
by jfftx67 on Sun Mar 02 20:31:23 PST 2008
My first post here....... I saw three 2009 Sonata GLS models at the local Hyundai dealer today in Waco, Texas. They were listed for just over $20k. All three were unlocked so, I sat in each one. I suppose the new interior is nicer than the 06-08 models. What I didn't like in the 2009 was the cup holders didn't have a cover that flips over like the 08 models. The grille is nicer, as well as the larger headlights. I like the tail lamps on the 2008 more. The 2009 tail lamps appear to be the same size as the 08's.........just that the 08's show more white for the reverse lights than the 2009. Oh.......I didn't see a place to unlock the trunk from the outside on the 2009.
2008 Pilot FWD EXL with RES
by baylorfan on Tue Feb 19 20:38:39 PST 2008
I purchased an EXL w/RES for $30,158 plus TT&L in the DFW area. The invoice price was $30,422.77. The dealer charged me more because I wouldn't accept less than $7,500 for my '01 Acura MDX with 137K miles on it. CarMax quoted me $5,500 but the MDX was in excellent shape except for the high miles. One note worth mentioning....apparently all the DFW dealers factor in their costs for their North Texas advertising partnership which is a pass-through to their customers. Quotes in Waco & Abilene were significantly lower but they did not have the color & trim combination I was looking for. Anyway, I got the Pilot I wanted and the price for my trade that I wanted, so all in all I'm happy. I know I could have gotten a better price but I believe a previous poster was correct that the facts are that a dealer will not give you more than your trade is worth without a corresponding increase in their price. Of course, not having a trade is the way to go, but I didn't want to spend the time or effort selling it on my own, so consequently I paid more in the end. Since I know the Pilot is excellent quality and I still paid below invoice, I have no regrets. I've been reading this Board since last Nov. and appreciate all the insight and help you guys have given leading up to my purchase.

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