30 Jun 09 08:27, TOM WALKER wrote to ROY WITT:


 RW>> TW> And I have never done so. In fact despite your contention was
 RW>> good
 RW>> TW> enough a home automobile machanic to save even more money on
 RW>> Cars by
 RW>> TW> reviewing the WORST used Car Buy Lists in Magazines and
 RW>> selecting one
 RW>> TW> as my next car.

 RW>> Another glutten for punishment.

 TW> Savecd MANY thousahds over the years I did it. Which by the way I
 TW> used to help pay off my 30 Year Home Loan in 15 Years. Ane have NEVER
 TW> OWED anmyone Any momety since or paid one penny in Interest.

 TW> IF I cannot pay for it I don't BUY it.

Heh...We did that here with the money we made on California real estate.

 RW>> TW> MY greatest savings was on the Two Audi 5000 cars I owned after
 RW>> the
 RW>> TW> Fake report on 60 minutes of them being possesed and would
 RW>> accelerate
 RW>> TW> even with your Foot pressing the Brake pedal.

 RW>> And you fixed that how?

 TW> There was NOTHING TO FIX. The problem was the NUT holding the Wheel.
 TW> Teh Prolbem NEVER HAPPENED anbywhere else i nthe World evcept with
 TW> soem BRAIN DEAD fools here that should havew NOT been driving anyhow.
 TW> They were acually pressing on the Brake pedal thinking they had their
 TW> Foot on the Brake.
 TW> The whiooel thing was laughable anyhow. Those Audis had very good
 TW> brakes for the engine size because of hte geramn love for hte
 TW> Autobahn speeds allowed. Teh little 5 cylinder engine withl lively
 TW> and very smmooth was no match and they could fairly easily overcome
 TW> the engine power if one would floor the Throttle and Brake at the
 TW> same time.

Interesting. Audi suffered the loss of sales on that item.

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