Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Woodbury, Vermont

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Mason Don & Sons

Rt 14 S
Woodbury, VT 05681
(802) 456-8733

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Parkhurst Performance

114 Buffalo Mountain Rd
Hardwick, VT 05843
(802) 472-8600

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Lamoille Valley Ford

16 Wolcott St
Hardwick, VT 05843
(800) 649-5967

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Groton Garage

100 Danville Hill Rd
Cabot, VT 05647
(802) 584-3841

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Universal Auto Repair

1665 Rt 16
Hardwick, VT 05843
(802) 472-9302

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Countryside Automotive

1647 Route 2 W
Danville, VT 05828
(802) 684-3825

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Woodbury, VT Car Consumer Discussions

2009 Altima: by nyo32 on Tue Oct 14 07:17:43 PDT 2008; Hello - I just got a quote for 2009 Altima basic model without options for $18,949, and 2008 model for $18,495. Is this a good price? This quote is from Woodbury Nissan, NJ. Should I go lower and see if they accept my offer? I was thinking about the price range of $15K or low including tax & fees. I rather get the 2008 model, that way I have more negotiating room. Any advice or opinions are welcome. This is my first time shopping for a new car. Thanks!!

Re: Tribeca or CX7?? Help!! [ylz]: by nickel on Sun Jul 06 23:39:48 PDT 2008; If you lease a car, you can buy anything, but when you buy a car for 7+ years you get to think that after the 3rd or 4th year some costs came into account: depreciation and maintainance. So the $4,000 at the beginning maybe are not that much at the end. But the Tribeca is much nicer. From the forums, the CX7 fuel economy goes just a notch better than the Tribeca, so, all in all, I think the Subaru is a better decision. But, if you like the fun part, plus the reliability, try the Forester XT. Don't buy the Mazda without trying it. For sure a better price/reliability/performance index. Good luck

900 miles: by nickel on Sun Jul 06 23:30:06 PDT 2008; For the long weekend, my family made their first long trip in the Tribeca, from the Twin Cities to Chicago. 926 miles in total. We were 4 adults plus my 5 year old daughter. At the end of the trip I just can say that for those long trips the Tribeca is better than the 06 Sienna (my other car). The most notorious notes were: - 21.9 mpg on highway, mostly @ 65 mph - 20.3 mpg total. showing how much the slow pace of the city affected fuel economy. $192 in fuel. In the Twin Cities gas is $.50 cheaper than in Chicago!!! - Great utility from the Nav and the DVD. - The seats are just enough to withstand the 6.5 hours trip. Subaru definitely will have to work on it (preferably partnering with Volvo on that regard). My biggest surprise came when I opened the 2 back seats (3rd row) for my daughter and an adult. She is at least 4 years away of having any concerns seating in the 3rd row, and the adult was ok for the not so short trips we took in the city. So now is when I started seeing the utility of the vehicle, what gives me some room to talk my wife in 1 or 2 years about changing the minivan for a sports car. The other surprise came when I sat for 2 hours in the second row (3rd row folded). Space is more than enough for anyone this side of Shaquille.

Ford, not Mercury]: by nickel on Tue Jun 10 23:24:15 PDT 2008; If you want a Ford, buy Ford and not Mercury. In 2012 is supposed to go down the toilet as a brand, so you'll get a big hit on whatever resale value you'll get. That 2009 Forester looks really compelling.

Re: Gas mileage on Subarus [ylz]: by nickel on Tue Jun 10 23:18:36 PDT 2008; I had a normal 2.5 Outback, and now I have a 2008 Tribeca, but before buying it I drove the XT. I personally think that if you can live with under 18 mpg and need the 2nd row, the Tribeca can be a more pleasing and relaxing ride. The XT feels (is) faster and of course funnier, noting that my Tribeca usually sees 90 mph and is a hoot to drive too. I averaged 16.5 mpg on the city, and now 18.5 mpg in highways on my Tribeca. The 2nd row in the Outback (Legacy) is adequate, just adequate for a 5'8" person. Check well.

Comparo win: by nickel on Mon Jun 09 19:36:17 PDT 2008; Maybe there are not many of us that can read in Spanish, but in the Car and Driver spaniard version, they compared the Legacy Diesel against the new Mazda 6 and the Lancer, and the Subie won. Check on http://www.caranddriverrevista.orange.es/c_driver/compas_nuevas/compa_lancer_maz- da6_legacy/pag1.shtml. I am not a diesel fan, but this is one more reason for the company to bring that engine to America.

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