How come no one in in LA really uses the IRC ?
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Well I like Gladstone's because it's right on the ocean, it's not expensive, and what I eat there is fine. It's not gourmet, but it's fine.
I don't like seafood though.
Fred, I don't mean to imply that it's a bad neighborhood, in fact, it's nice and pricey! I just was always anxious to get back home, since I had like an hour drive ahead of me. I didn't want to linger in the place I would have to be again early the next morning.
I don't like seafood though.
Fred, I don't mean to imply that it's a bad neighborhood, in fact, it's nice and pricey! I just was always anxious to get back home, since I had like an hour drive ahead of me. I didn't want to linger in the place I would have to be again early the next morning.
mine is an 02. i bought it in 05 off ebay (from a dealer) for 13K plus 450 shipping. It had 65K miles on it.
now it has 135K miles - think blue book is about 8K.
best bet is a 3 yr old (05) with about 50K miles on it - it will still have 5 yrs or 50K miles on the hybrid battery warranty. The major overhaul where it changed shape happened in 04, so 05 has the advantage of being the second year of the new style.
now it has 135K miles - think blue book is about 8K.
best bet is a 3 yr old (05) with about 50K miles on it - it will still have 5 yrs or 50K miles on the hybrid battery warranty. The major overhaul where it changed shape happened in 04, so 05 has the advantage of being the second year of the new style.
http://www.carmax.com/enUS/view-car...40+8+9&Q=5d4ccd62-fa53-4ca8-bb00-d284b4ddeef9
2005, 33,000 miles, basic package (not the nav), 19K dollars, at the lax carmax
if you can get a new one for 23K, yeah sure, but I think dealers are jacking those as well, charging 3K over msrp
2005, 33,000 miles, basic package (not the nav), 19K dollars, at the lax carmax
if you can get a new one for 23K, yeah sure, but I think dealers are jacking those as well, charging 3K over msrp
Good restaurant on the beach: http://thebeachcombercafe.com/_crystalcove/index.aspx
The used Priuses might cost more if they have the carpool lane sticker on them. Those stickers are limited, right?
The used Priuses might cost more if they have the carpool lane sticker on them. Those stickers are limited, right?
I meant limited in numbers (the stickers) because a lot of people started getting hybrids for the easier commute. So many that the city put a cap on handing out the stickers and not everyone with a hybrid could get them. So if you go to sell the hybrid and it's registered with a sticker, it has added value.