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Would you give more details on how people market spending changed? Like they eat less now?
Would you give more details on how people market spending changed? Like they eat less now?
Wow. 30k miles is a lot for 1 year, usually the guarantee would drop in 3 year or 37,000 miles whichever comes first. I have a car that I used daily for 11 years, and it has only 96,000 miles on it. I do live in a small country though....SirGawain wrote: A 2013 with 30,000 miles with the same or better options will be under $30,000. And that is a vehicle that holds its value pretty well in my area.
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Around these parts, people live and die by Toyota. Its the longest survivng, most durable, almost cheapest, highest value retaining car. Its currently 90 F out there, and I consider it a cool day in our weather, and these cars survive this weather. Not sure why they are not so popular in US.darsparx wrote:Just get a '03 civic
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I can really only speculate. Like I said, I worked in a super market for almost 10 years, so I could take note of what I saw there. I'm not in people's homes though. I'm sure they're not eating any less, they're just not buying as much. The sad truth is that a lot of food goes to waste in this country. And too many people are over weight, mostly from just over eating and/or eating junk. I think people have been just trying to buy food / spend money more wisely. Buying only what they actually need, and not impulse buying a ton of food they don't actually need. Shopping sales and store brands, buying chicken instead of steak, that sort of thing.RCBH928 wrote: Would you give more details on how people market spending changed? Like they eat less now?
Toyota is insanely popular in the US. I have a 99 Camry myself. They hold their value really good here too.RCBH928 wrote:Around these parts, people live and die by Toyota. Its the longest survivng, most durable, almost cheapest, highest value retaining car. Its currently 90 F out there, and I consider it a cool day in our weather, and these cars survive this weather. Not sure why they are not so popular in US.
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Wow, just look at that guy. He's really tryin' on that power pill.
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Funny thing is you see a very strong combination of both honda and toyota around here. With other brand intermingling since some people have more disposable income over here supposedlyRCBH928 wrote:Around these parts, people live and die by Toyota. Its the longest survivng, most durable, almost cheapest, highest value retaining car. Its currently 90 F out there, and I consider it a cool day in our weather, and these cars survive this weather. Not sure why they are not so popular in US.darsparx wrote:Just get a '03 civic
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HIMYD (how I met your Dad) didn't get picked up. The HIMYM finale crushed the idea.
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At first I thought Munch Man was just another boring PacMan ripoff, but when they explained it was 100% machine code, I was like awww snap! Shit just got real! This game is a must buy!catnip wrote:
Wow, just look at that guy. He's really tryin' on that power pill.
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Indeed, especially Camrys are popular. They're a good car. They're also kind of boring and appliance like to where you don't even notice them everywhere unless perhaps you own one.Ziggy587 wrote:Toyota is insanely popular in the US. I have a 99 Camry myself. They hold their value really good here too.RCBH928 wrote:Around these parts, people live and die by Toyota. Its the longest survivng, most durable, almost cheapest, highest value retaining car. Its currently 90 F out there, and I consider it a cool day in our weather, and these cars survive this weather. Not sure why they are not so popular in US.
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Do any of the pipes in Super Mario Bros have running water? Mario is a terrible plumber.
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The pipes in SMB aren't for water, they're a poorly implemented mass transit system.J T wrote:Do any of the pipes in Super Mario Bros have running water? Mario is a terrible plumber.
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