Good call!
I have 112,000 on my '02 Sonata v6 GLS and have had no problems except a
slow antenna (see below). It's now working perhaps because it was just
frozen. BTW... I'm still on my first timing belt with an appointment next
week to be replaced.
You'll love it!
Derek Clarke - 28 Jan 2005 03:12 GMT
> Good call!
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> week to be replaced.
> You'll love it!
at least the Corolla has a timing CHAIN!
S25 - 28 Jan 2005 06:11 GMT
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So did my old flat-head six Plymouth! But who wants to go
back to the days when a heater was an option?
S25
Derek Clarke - 28 Jan 2005 06:45 GMT
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> S25
who wants something that breaks?
In article <G8XId.76074$w62.637@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
DGWright wrote:
> This past October I traded a 2003 Corolla for a 2005 'Lantra GT. I use
> it to commute about 250 miles per week, with a combination of highway
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> Corolla is over priced and somewhat stingy on performance and interior
> space compared to the Elantra.
You dumped a 2 year old car? Not that there is anything wrong with buying an
Elantra, but isn't that a little excessive?
Chris
Jacob Suter - 26 Jan 2005 20:04 GMT
> In article <G8XId.76074$w62.637@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>,
> DGWright wrote:
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> You dumped a 2 year old car? Not that there is anything wrong with buying an
> Elantra, but isn't that a little excessive?
You've obviously never driven a semi-modern Corolla. Cars that slow are
dangerous.
I'd take a 3-banger Geo Metro/Suzuki Swift over that.
JS