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TMagda, I'm somewhere in your backyard here in Pittsford, we have a 2000 Yukon XL1500 that we bought used with 36k on it in 2003 and we have driven it another 134K, great truck, good in the snow, and my buddies who are dealers tell me these things are good for 250-275K before hell breaks loose, and they are great in the snow and for pulling trailers, my two kids, our two dogs and my mother for when we go up to the lake, really hard to beat and they are GIVING these cars away right now, I should really replace the one I have while prices are cheap, but why? I should get another 100k out of this one.

Re: Wow - credit crunch hits home
 

Hi Ron,

I was the one who noticed your work on the Monroe Ave house. I also noticed your Cadillac out front the other day - very nice!

Tom

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TMagda, I'm somewhere in your backyard here in Pittsford, we have a 2000 Yukon XL1500 that we bought used with 36k on it in 2003 and we have driven it another 134K, great truck, good in the snow, and my buddies who are dealers tell me these things are good for 250-275K before hell breaks loose, and they are great in the snow and for pulling trailers, my two kids, our two dogs and my mother for when we go up to the lake, really hard to beat and they are GIVING these cars away right now, I should really replace the one I have while prices are cheap, but why? I should get another 100k out of this one.

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Our 2001 Chevy Tahoe has 207,000 miles and it just keeps on going https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/beers.gif Hope it goes another 207,000 https://www.yenko.net/ubbthreads/imag...lins/laugh.gif

Re: Wow - credit crunch hits home
 

Im thinking GM's will be half price by February. Take a look at their operating costs vs their available cash.

Theres going to be some great deals in the coming months. I dont need any new vehicles but Ill be making some other buys.