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Re: Contour-SVT Classic?
#1110975 11/24/04 05:28 PM
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I'm thinking it will be worth about the same as all the other contique --> AKA Jack all. Seeing as there are better sports sedans out there (3 series is a good example) for not much more $$$ it's likely the SVT will be shelved under "interesting but, ultimatly forgetable". Plus 200hp isn't much when Altima/Accord and others are huffing out 250hp+

Until my Mystique has RWD and a turbo it will never be anything other than a winter beater.
Re: Contour-SVT Classic?
#1110976 11/24/04 06:59 PM
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Originally posted by acrdklr:
what is the name of the book?

cant rember, but I will go look to see if it is still at Bordmans.

99' SVT #811 of 2760 Born on january, 12, 1999. "This may have been his only shot at number one, but he just sucks on so many levels that I couldnā??t even let him win a contest of suckiness."
Re: Contour-SVT Classic?
#1110977 11/24/04 07:45 PM
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Anybody that buys a car as an investment is only fooling himself. Homes are investments, not cars. Drive the darn thing like it was built to do, and sell it when you want something new. Keep maintenance records, and keep it clean so you can get a bit more money for it, and it will sell faster.

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