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Posted on: 05-04-09 12:28:25
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Originally posted by Aashu
Ok so finally we now have the van in our drive way. Thanks for all the inputs. Yes on one hand it is lot of hassle - pvt sale - on other hand saves you some $ 2-4 K ....choice is individuals.
Any one knows good / reasonable place to get it shampooed ?
Thanks.
Congrats Aashu,
Wish you enjoy your new Van..it is really a very nice vehicle.
I normally shampoo my Van at a chinese detailing shop on Leslie/Hwy 7 (N.W corner). He operates from the basement parking lot of Times Square. He charges me $100.00 cash for interior shampoo, seats, dashboard wax. I pay cash, no taxes. He spends close to 5 hrs on the job and I believe the cost is worth the efforts he puts. I never get the exterior done from him as he charges another $25.00 for that, when I can get it at any car wash for $8.00~$12.00.
Other CDs may suggest better offers.
Hiren
Thanks Hiren. It sure is dift experience to drive van...
Toyota also quoted $ 100 + taxes.
If $100 is including shampoo and wax, then it is good price. Make sure it includes seats, door panels..all tapestry inside.
Hiren
Hi Hiren : Do you have ph no. /name of that shampoo place ? Thanks.
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Originally posted by Aashu
Hi Hiren : Do you have ph no. /name of that shampoo place ? Thanks.
Replied to your email.
Hiren
Hello Guys,
I have seen following used vehicles in a dealer show room :
1) Buick Alluure 2006 model 52K done Price 16.9K
2) Chevrolet Impala 2007 model 40K done Price 16.9K
3) Chevrolet Epica 2005 model 50k done Price 12,9K
These prices are negotiable.
Pls advice the pros and cons of american cars vs japanese/korean cars.
Thnx
All cars you have mentioned are overpriced by 25-30%
Fuel economy :Japanese/Korean cars are better
Insurance for American Cars are expensive than Japanese equivalent
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