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J & S Complete Auto Repair

208 Elk River Rd S
Clendenin, WV 25045
(304) 548-5300

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Daves Auto Repair

60 Reamer Rd
Clendenin, WV 25045
(304) 548-8300

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Service Plus Auto Center

5106 Elk River Rd
Elkview, WV 25071
(304) 965-8081

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Dannys Vw Repair

5054 Elk River Rd S
Elkview, WV 25071
(304) 965-5572

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Almost Heaven Auto Repair

118 Stoffel Rd
Elkview, WV 25071
(304) 982-6757

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Dawsons Service Center

Route 4
Clay, WV 25043
(304) 587-4211

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Re: Please help this JeepGirl [Car_man]: by fernatt on Mon Feb 11 19:38:25 PST 2008; What a great forum! I am looking at a Wrangler Unlimited Sahara 4WD and would also be very interested in the 24/12K and 36/12K money factors-residuals. By the way, you wouldn't happen to know whether Jeep still offers a college graduate rebate? I can't seem to find anything about it and I know that they used to do so. Thank you so much!

Re: Good Potential [lightminer]: by fernatt on Mon Nov 26 16:40:29 PST 2007; Another quick thought on fuel economy. Just doing some 'back of the napkin' calculations based on a 2008 Honda Civic Coupe AT and using some crude proportional logic, here are a couple of observations: 1. If you shrunk an '08 Civic Coupe proportionally and decreased it's engine displacement to 1.0L from 1.8L, it would weigh 1538 lbs. That's not a far cry from an '08 smart passion coupe. 2. If you shrunk an '08 Civic Coupe proportionally and decreased it's engine displacement to 1.0L from 1.8L, it would have 77 hp. Again, not far from an '08 smart. I do hope for better mileage, but it appears that when you decrease the weight of the car and displacement of the engine (all other factors being equal: using the same EPA standards, emissions requirements, etc.) we can't expect miracles with fuel economy. So, when compared to an '08 Civic Coupe, if the actual EPA numbers do turn out to be 33/40, an '08 fortwo's fuel economy is comparable with the same model year Civic given it's weight and engine displacement. I'm only talking fuel economy here, not any other attribute before anyone gets up in arms! Of course, the new ratings for the Civic Coupe put it at 36 MPG highway (down from 40) and I routinely average 37 or better in mixed driving in my '07 Civic Coupe (about 50% highway). So, I could probably do better than 40 in a fortwo, if that's what it gets rated.

Re: Good Potential [lightminer]: by fernatt on Mon Nov 26 15:56:33 PST 2007; While I also thought the fortwo would achieve better MPG numbers, let's not forget two important things: 1. The fortwo is being judged by new-for-2008 mileage standards. All 2007 and prior models would post better numbers. Heck, on paper, my 2007 Honda Civic gets noticeably better mileage than the 'new' 2008 Honda Civic. 2. I don't believe the 33/40 numbers quoted are actual numbers from any official EPA tests. I've only seen 33/40 quoted from smart company officials as their estimate of what it will achieve when it is tested. Could it be that they are underpromising so they can overdeliver when the real results are released? Perhaps not, but it's a thought. Lastly, I wonder how much the transmission plays into these economy numbers and the 'tuning' that has taken place for the US market. 0-60 times seem to be slightly different from Euro-spec cars, so I wonder if we are experiencing some economy tradeoffs for slightly better performance? A six speed transmission for better interstate gearing would probably improve the highway numbers. And, as I said on the survey at the smart Roadshow event, BRING THE DIESEL!!!

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