Locate an Auto Repair Shop in Shirley, West Virginia

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Allens Pontiac Buick GMC

104 E Myles Ave
Pennsboro, WV 26415
(800) 640-2930

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Davis Auto Repair

57 Mill St
Salem, WV 26426
(304) 782-9600

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Wable Ford Mercury

820 Chelsea St
Sistersville, WV 26175
(304) 652-3771

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Sardis Tire & Autoworks

37298 Monroe St
Sardis, OH 43946
(740) 483-2469

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Bill Forbes Chrysler Jeep

299 Virginia St
New Martinsville, WV 26155
(304) 455-0002

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Ellenboro Exxon

120 S Main St
Ellenboro, WV 26346
(304) 869-3330

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Re: owners reports: by macneil on Sun Aug 31 16:23:36 PDT 2008; I have been looking for a new car to replace my 1995 Honda Accord 2.2 LX. It has almost 200K on it. New battery 3X. New Struts 180K. New Timing Belt 136K New Ignitor (recall) but didn't need it until 140K. I only change the synthetic oil 3 times a year. Airfilter and PVC last year. Never changed any other fluids, though I have to now top up the brake fluid every 2 months. New Plugs and Wires only once. She (Shirley) prefers to drive at 140km an hour on the Highway and pass everything in sight, Well when I can. My car goes like stink. It's only 130horse but drives better than the 2008 Mazda 3 sport I tested. Her windows have trouble at -30C There is rust on the wheel wells and gas cap area and truck lid. Not much but getting worse. Never tuned up and I drive it like it's a 4x4, country roads, back roads, off roads, she's been there done that. I drive the hell out of her and she looks forward to it. But it's time to buy new and after reading these posts, I'm scared. I would drive Shirley into the deepest jungle and know I'd drive out. But with all the talk about lights out, oil leaks, bad tires, etc. I'm scared. My engine is high and dry and the lights, all the lights work. I don't know how to change a fuse. The radio is awsome too. I like the room in the Vibe but if it cuts out I'll be so mad I'll be scary. I liked the 2008 Mazda 3 but you have to hold the gas down and count to 3 to get it into high gear. My Honda just goes when you tell her to and she's 13 years old. Mmm. The Vibe felt ify with bad torque steer around corners, and that was FWD I'm ify about the AWD being too irrational and taking me off the road in the winter rather than keeping me on it. The Honda's don't have the cargo room I'm looking for unless it's the Element, yuck.. and suicide doors? mm I'm stuck on 3 cars now. Mazda 3sport, Vibe, and the closer to Honda, Subaru Legacy for it's cheap insurance rates and comfort and room. I know cars will have trouble, but some of the things I've read about cars only 3 and 4 years old is absolutely apaulling and frightening for new shoppers who like to drive their cars into the ground. To bad Honda didn't make the Vibe and the Honda FIT is OK but no power just reliability. That sucks. Confused but still needing a car. My favorite drive was the Subaru Imprezza, but can't find a 2008 anywhere. Maybe I'll buy a 2009. A new Accord is too expensive but maybe not in the long run. mmm I still want the cargo space. Honda doesn't supply that which is just not fare. I don't know, maybe I'm reading too much, maybe I'm too informed, maybe I'm too loyal to Shirley. Maybe I'm just going to take my bike.

95 buick park avenue: by fohlen on Wed Aug 13 06:53:13 PDT 2008; the 95 buick was missing so took it to repair place and they replaced plugs wires fuel filter and flushed trany fluid and cleaned the fuel injectors. it has 57,000 original miles on it and it was getting 20miles to gallon after tuneup it now get 15.79 per gallon or 16 miles only what could be wrong? Thanks shirley

Re: little this & that... [cotmc]: by jipster on Tue Aug 05 13:57:42 PDT 2008; Isn't jipster part of that "Team Jmonroe" I've been reading so much about? Shirley you jest? Ain't never been a "Team Jmonroe"... unless you want to include snakeweasel who is a fellow Hyundai owner. "Team Jipster" is the awesome force you are thinking of. You were a member for one whole day until termination papers were served for betraying the teams manifesto.... you been drinking over chlorinated pool water again? :surprise:

Re: Conclusion of the Jim Gridell Story [duke23]: by laurasdada on Thu Jul 24 09:34:25 PDT 2008; "duke never jests..." But can we still call you Shirley, Steeler's Wheel?

Re: My apologies.... [mackabee]: by gogiboy on Sat May 03 11:31:25 PDT 2008; "Thou should engage brain before opening mouth or type on keyboard. (Confucious)" Mack-- Not knowing Shirley's true intention with his/her remark I think in your response you should have paraphrased a quote made by Bill Gates where he states "you should be nice to dorks, chances are you'll be working for one". ;) Gogiboy

Re: sreamer adds [greanpea68]: by cotmc on Thu Mar 13 12:30:33 PDT 2008; "Nobody really needs Adds[sic] anymore." GP, surely you're joking, aren't you? ("No, I'm not joking, and don't call me Shirley!") Seriously, Saturday newspaper ads are a valuable tool to help me gauge how our local dealers are pricing many of their new models. They have been for the past couple decades. Thanks to the newspaper ads, I was able to buy the following vehicles several hundreds of dollars, probably as much as $1K, below invoice -- even after deducting all the published inventives offered by the factory to the dealers: - 1992 Pathfinder XE 2WD - 1996 Maxima GXE - 2005 4Runner SR5 2WD Notice that all of these vehicles were the base models. In each case, the dealer had heavy inventory. In one case, it was the last weekend in March at a heavy-volume store which was attempting to meet quarterly sales quotas. Without the newspaper ads, I never would have suspected the purchase prices could be so low. Even my usual "cotmc" tricks wouldn't have helped in all these instances.

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