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Foster Auto Service

516 2nd St W
Foster, WV 25081
(304) 369-4102

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Vernons Auto Repair

199 State St
Madison, WV 25130
(304) 369-5779

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Stephens Auto Center

US Rte 119 and Lory Rd
Julian, WV 25529
(800) 925-2411

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Thornhill Superstore

US 119 At Trace Fork Rd
Chapmanville, WV 25508
(800) 409-5193

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Thornhill Ford Lincoln Mercury

US-119 & Trace Fork Rd
Chapmanville, WV 25508
(866) 423-0686

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Mike Ferrell Toyota Scion

US-119 & Trace Fork Rd
Chapmanville, WV 25508
(304) 855-8200

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Re: [jglackin]: by cdallen2004 on Thu Dec 09 09:50:29 PST 2004; Actually, I simply prefer a "status" car. Right now, I am deciding on whether to purchase a Porsche Boxter or Chevrolet Corvette. Yes, Turtle Creek is indeed a super nice area. I am glad to be a Turtle Creek business owner.

Re: [cdallen2004]: by jglackin on Thu Dec 09 09:45:39 PST 2004; Lots of messages overnight!! A 19 year old causing all of this controversy. Maybe you're too young to realize it, and I don't mean it as a personal attack, but I lived in Turtle Creek for a while when I went to SMU. It truly is the home of the nouveau-riche. Maybe that's why you feel you need a 'status' car.

The 300C, A Joke: by cdallen2004 on Thu Dec 09 05:41:03 PST 2004; I personally consider the 300C a joke and pathetic choice for "luxury". This is obviously not so. I have read in several car magazine articles (MotorTrend, C&D, R&T, etc) that the 300 is supposed to be a luxury car and alternate choice when it comes to more upscale brand models, such as Cadillac, Audi, and BMW. This "Chrysler" will never achieve the status quoeo fhte upscale brands. It cheaply attempts to be some "American Mercedes". Here are my list of complaints: 1. Great style, but wont last long---Yes, we love the looks of the 300 now, but just give it maybe three years down the road and you will see that it will become just another car as far as style is concerned. Besides, with it priced so affordably, you will have individuals that dont take care of their vehicles, neglect it... 2. Cheap interior---Even on the most expensive trim levels, the evidence of cost cutting is obvious. The materials on the upper areas of dash and doors are sadly, hard plastic. Leather seating areas, but loads of vinyl materials on on the rest of the seats. That headliner looks awful and is an eye sore. Carpeting is very thin and gives me feet tension from riding in it for more than 30 minutes. 3. Value--Yeah, great prices, but the depriciation will be catastrophic to owners...lol My aunt and uncle just purchased this vehicle with all the options and they think that it is just an amazing vehicle. I wont tell them, but it is a poor vehicle made by an unrespected maker. As for me, a Mercedes is built, engineered, drives, and handles miles better. You are instantly and genuinely reminded of what a true luxury car is (Mercedes E500). And the image of the Mercedes brand adds impact, respect to my image as a person of better class and taste. The Chrysler 300: Absolutely not. Its a joke. I work in an area in Dallas, Texas (Turtle Creek) where most of the folks (working professionals) drive mostly Bimmers, Porsches, Mercedes, and Jaguar. Imagine someone driving up in the 300C, lol...It doesnt belong in our world of finer things, even though it poses cheaply as a luxury car. My point: The 300C is a car for folks that want to pretend to have a real luxury cruiser. But cant afford it.

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