Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Princeton, West Virginia

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Bowens Body Shop

Pisgah Rd
Princeton, WV 24740
(304) 487-3612

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Penske Auto Centers

701 Oakvale Rd
Princeton, WV 24740
(304) 425-1980

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Hyundai of Princeton

720 Oakvale Rd
Princeton, WV 24740
(888) 476-4128

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DDDs Automotive Incorporated

61 Athens Ter
Princeton, WV 24740
(304) 425-6229

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Eskew Interprise

412 N 4th St
Princeton, WV 24740
(304) 425-8956

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A1 Auto Repair

400 Mercer St
Princeton, WV 24740
(304) 487-1366

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Princeton, WV Car Consumer Discussions

Invoice price of 2009 Honda Pilot EX-L 4WD with RES + the running boards wi: by scottband on Mon Nov 17 19:31:41 PST 2008; I'm going to lease a 2009 Honda Pilot EX-L 4WD with RES + the running boards with lights. When I ask for all of the details such as the cap cost, money factor, dealer cash, residual value, etc. how do I know what the invoice price is? Is there a way to find out the invoice price so I know I'm getting a good deal? I live in the Princeton, NJ area. Are leases going for invoice, above invoice? Thanks, Scott

different strokes: by stickguy on Tue Nov 11 04:01:09 PST 2008; the V50 is a bit smaller, and definitely "the "sportier" of the 2. Other than the cargo area room, the biggest difference to me is the trade off between sharp moves and comfier ride, and the 70 has nicer seats. I don't street race, and am getting old, so probably the Swedish Buick is a better choice! I just don't like the XC70, and the vast majority of the wagons available are XCs, or base engine 70s (too slow). NOrmal FWD or AWD versions are rare. I should have snagged the AWD one at Princeton about a month back. 44K on a CPO '04, on the web for $15,999.

09 TL recent lease: by ezielanski on Tue Nov 04 19:15:20 PST 2008; I just leased an 09 TL with Tech. $39,500 w/splash guards, side molding ans wheel locks. 36 mo, 10K per yr, no money down for $539 per month. After visiting several dealers I finally pulled the trigger at Princeton Acura in New Jersey. Great place to work a deal. I felt I could have did a little better (I always feel this way after a large purchase), but I was tired of the numbers after a month of working it. Anybody that's done better I would like to hear.

Re: 2008 tl w/nav [yehyemyes]: by ioh789 on Fri Oct 24 07:17:19 PDT 2008; amen@usa.com????????? by the way, im going down to princeton acura today to have my car appraised. are you still interested in buying together so we can have better deal?

Was there for me :): by qbrozen on Wed Oct 22 07:49:36 PDT 2008; $2.94.9 for Sunoco Ultra in Princeton NJ RUG was $2.67.9

Volvo: by stickguy on Sat Oct 11 05:22:11 PDT 2008; Yeah, I remember that 2001 was the MMC for the V70/S70. I do want to stay at least that new. Ideally I want something in the 2004+ range, but they seem harder to find. Best deal seems to be a 2004 V70AWD 2.5T at Princeton. 44K on it, was on the web at 15,999, now they have it at 17,999. Don't really want/need the AWD though. Something like a 2004/2005 FWD T wagon these days should be doable at the 15/16K range. Not like cars are flying out the door! Just don't seem to see that many. I htink by '05ish they sold fewer normal wagons and more XCs, and more of the non-XCs were going AWD. Not really in a rush, so I am patiently waiting for the right car to fall in my lap. Keeping an eye on the torchlight inventory. Hey Q, if something interesting pops up in Parlin, you wanna take a run down and inspect it for me? You're a lot closer!

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