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Mazda : Mazda6 SPEED 6 2007 MAZDA SPEED 6, AWD, TURBO CHARGED
 Mazda : Mazda6 SPEED 6 2007 MAZDA SPEED 6, AWD, TURBO CHARGED
$13,750.00
$14,500.00
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Chevrolet : Suburban SUBURBAN 2000 SUBURBAN 5.3L 4X4 NEW FLOW PRO CUSTOM EXHAUST NEW TIRES SONY IPOD STEREO
 Chevrolet : Suburban SUBURBAN 2000 SUBURBAN 5.3L 4X4 NEW FLOW PRO CUSTOM EXHAUST NEW TIRES SONY IPOD STEREO
$1,775.00
$6,500.00
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Chevrolet : Cruze LS 2011 CHEVROLET CRUZE LS, 865 MILES, VERY NICE CLEAN CAR, BEST DEAL ON EBAY!!!
 Chevrolet : Cruze LS 2011 CHEVROLET CRUZE LS, 865 MILES, VERY NICE CLEAN CAR, BEST DEAL ON EBAY!!!
$13,099.00
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Jeep 1970 Jeep Kaiser Lime green with lift kit
 Jeep 1970 Jeep Kaiser Lime green with lift kit
$4,000.00 (0 Bids)
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Volkswagen : Beetle-New GLS 2002 Volkswagen New Beetle
 Volkswagen : Beetle-New GLS 2002 Volkswagen New Beetle
$5,000.00 (0 Bids)
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Ford : F-250 XLT super cab, clean, hard retractable toneau cover, towing,
Ford : F-250 XLT super cab, clean, hard retractable toneau cover, towing,
$8,300.00 (4 Bids)
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Infiniti : G COUPE 2003 INFINITI G35 COUPE, LIGHT DAMAGE, REPAIRABLE OR PARTS, CHEAP!!!
 Infiniti : G COUPE 2003 INFINITI G35 COUPE, LIGHT DAMAGE, REPAIRABLE OR PARTS, CHEAP!!!
$3,349.00
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Infiniti : G35 S 2007 INFINITI G35 SPORT, NAVI, LOW MILES, REPAIRABLE
 Infiniti : G35 S 2007 INFINITI G35 SPORT, NAVI, LOW MILES, REPAIRABLE
$7,349.00
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Chevrolet : Cobalt LT Cobalt 2010 CHEVROLET COBALT LT SS EDITION, 15K MILES, VERY NICE, MUST SEE!!!
 Chevrolet : Cobalt LT Cobalt 2010 CHEVROLET COBALT LT SS EDITION, 15K MILES, VERY NICE, MUST SEE!!!
$9,599.00
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GMC : Sierra 1500 Sle 2012 GMC Sierra 1500
 GMC : Sierra 1500 Sle 2012 GMC Sierra 1500
$30,990.00
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GMC : Sierra 1500 Sle 2012 GMC Sierra 1500
 GMC : Sierra 1500 Sle 2012 GMC Sierra 1500
$30,990.00
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GMC : Sierra 1500 Sle 2012 GMC Sierra 1500
 GMC : Sierra 1500 Sle 2012 GMC Sierra 1500
$30,990.00
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Buick : Regal 2012 Buick Regal
 Buick : Regal 2012 Buick Regal
$24,997.00
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Buick : Regal 2012 Buick Regal
 Buick : Regal 2012 Buick Regal
$24,997.00
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GMC : Terrain Sle-2 2012 GMC Terrain
 GMC : Terrain Sle-2 2012 GMC Terrain
$28,988.00
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Jeep CJ5 1974 Jeep CJ
 Jeep CJ5 1974 Jeep CJ
$1,500.00
$3,500.00
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GMC : Terrain Sle-2 2012 GMC Terrain
 GMC : Terrain Sle-2 2012 GMC Terrain
$28,988.00
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Ford : F-350 XLT 2008 FORD F-350 XLT DUALLY CREW CAB 4x4 DIESEL LOADED CLEAN CLEAN CLEAN W XTRAS!
 Ford : F-350 XLT 2008 FORD F-350 XLT DUALLY CREW CAB 4x4 DIESEL LOADED CLEAN CLEAN CLEAN W XTRAS!
$33,859.00
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I live in Granville and I'm going to Traverse City Michigan and I need things to do on the car ride?
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I am going to Michigan and I need things to do for the 8 hr car ride there and 8 hr back and i get car sick so no reading and ds or draw please help

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water for if you get sick bring a iPod or something a portable dvd player and a lot of movies bring a laptop and lots of snacks and alot of drinks (soda , ect) mints help if u get sick easily get motion sickness pills

How can I traverse america: from LA to a city of the East Coast?
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by a bike or on foot...without car, train, and airplane Which city of the east coast is the closest from LA?

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Jacksonville, Florida is the nearest. Should we keep the drinks chilled in expectations of your arrival on the East Coast?

saturn automative traverse city MI?
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good person with bad credit seeking vehicle, I am able to afford car payments

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Call Americredit. They have reposessed vehicles that they allow you to assume the lease, even with bad credit.

Easy to get into Cars Assembled in America?
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My dad has arthritis and wants a car he can get in and out of, but he he also wants a car assembled in America. He's not opposed to foreign brands, he just wants it assembled here. Currently he has a Honda Element, the seat is the right height and the doors are large and open very wide. He's getting tired of it and wants something new. I'm thinking he probably wants to stay with something about mid-sized and SUV-ish or a crossover. I was thinking: Saturn Outlook – Lansing, MI Chevrolet Traverse – Spring Hill, TN Chevrolet TrailBlazer – Moraine, OH & Oklahoma City, OK GMC Acadia – Lansing, MI GMC Envoy – Moraine, OH & Oklahoma City, OK Buick Enclave – Lansing, MI Pontiac Vibe/Toyota Matix – Fremont, CA Saturn Vue – Spring Hill, TN Toyota Highlander – Princeton, IN Ford Taurus X – Chicago, IL Honda CR-V – East Liberty, OH (+ many other places) Cadillac SRX – Lansing, MI Mercury Mountaineer - Louisville, KY & St. Louis MO Honda Pilot - Lincoln, AL Subaru Tribeca - Lafayette, IN A more complete list of vehicles assembled in the USA would be awesome, but I couldn't find one. Short of that, other suggestion would be great. Yeah I get that there is more than one way to define 'made in America,' but he wants a car assembled in America, he just does.

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The reason I bought a 2008 Dodge Nitro was it is 85 percent American made, the highest I could find. It is easy to get in and out of, another reason I liked it. The GM Acadias have a chinese engine, I think :(

Story advice needed please?
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Ok so my previous question I recieved a couple of answers which do make sense but in my opinion my novel sounds fine at the moment. First of all the Preface....yes I have a small paragraph for a preface something to get people interested: "Life can never be easy. To succeed, you have to work, some harder then others. Life can be filled with pain, anger, hate and misery but when you really look for it, it can unravel to leave you love and warmth. I know this because throughout my life, I've had to deal with all of these emotions. Some tough, fierce but others beautiful and precious. This is the story of how I've managed to live with these feelings...this is the story of how I've had to endure the many obstacles that have blocked my path...this is the story of how I became Immortal." Then I've started my novel in a car...yes Stephanie Meyer happened to have hers starting in a car to...but to be honest...I am sure many others have to... And lastly I've been told that I have to much set up e.g summary...well yes I may have put a lot in it but thats what I want to do and I will still put more info in during the book e.g with speech....e.g “Just a few more miles and we'll finally be there!” My father, Harry Wilson, remarked in an exhausted tone as we slowly approached a fairly small traffic jam towards the end of the freeway. We'd now been on the road for a boring three and a half hours, whilst having nothing to do apart from listening to the same old radio station and watching the hundreds of cars speed past. So by hearing this, it came as a great relief to know that we would shortly be approaching our new home. We'd decided to move to another state for two reasons. First of all my father, a highly respected doctor in Chicago, didn't feel as if he was being paid enough at his old job. Therefore after a quick 6 weeks of searching, he'd finally accepted a place at Traverse City hospital in Michigan. And the second reason was that with my mom not being with us anymore, we both felt like we needed a change, somewhere else to live so that we could still remember her but at the same time, start fresh. I apologise for my long question...but I would like your opinions if all books should have others opinions in.

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You don't need the preface; I'd scrap it. It does little to interest the reader, while well-written, and for the most part, prologues aren't needed. Don't listen to people who tell you that you can't start a novel in a car. It's been done before Meyer, and people will continue to do it after. It's content that matters. You do, however, have a little too much summarizing in your opening. The first chapter of a novel needs to jump right into the story, not give us the history.

Okay can I use a lot of summarizing?
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For my novel...I've shown the first two chapters...and I've had comments saying that their too summarizing...now I've checked some of my other books and the first 2 or 3 pages are...so heres an example of mine. “Just a few more miles and we'll finally be there!” My father, Harry Wilson, remarked in an exhausted tone as we slowly approached a fairly small traffic jam towards the end of the freeway. We'd now been on the road for a boring three and a half hours, whilst having nothing to do apart from listening to the same old radio station and watching the hundreds of cars speed past. So by hearing this, it came as a great relief to know that we would shortly be approaching our new home. We'd decided to move to another state for two reasons. First of all my father, a highly respected doctor in Chicago, didn't feel as if he was being paid enough at his old job. Therefore after a quick 6 weeks of searching, he'd finally accepted a place at Traverse City hospital in Michigan. And the second reason was that with my mom not being with us anymore, we both felt like we needed a change, somewhere else to live so that we could still remember her but at the same time, start fresh. This time three months ago was the day when my mother passed away. Not down to cancer or any other health issues as she was a completely healthy woman, one that lead a well exercised lifestyle and loved to take life to its fullest. No my mothers death was caused by an unexpected accident, one that couldn't have been prevented until the last second. So when we received a knock at the front door from the local paramedics to tell us that she had been caught in a huge road accident, that was the day when our lives began to slowly turn around. Especially my dads. My father who had always tried to make people laugh with his silly antics and jokes, had now became a lot more serious. He'd tend to concentrate more on what he was doing, try to keep up to her highest standards and sometimes just sit in his room with the door locked, crying until he fell asleep. At first I didn't notice it as much but as time went by it became even more clearer to see. And as for myself, I just couldn't describe how I felt as it was all just to horrible. So yes, the last two months had been extremely tough for the both of us. Now I do know that its very imformative but this is just to tell the readers why their moving...thats all..I'm not going to use to much information crammed together like this after...I will split it up e.g...I just want this to give the readers a basic view....is this okay?

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I think this is a very good beginning and no I don't think you have used too much summarising. What I would suggest is that you consider keeping your reader in the present while you are summarising. You can do this by writing for example, 'as we came off the freeway, I watched the passing scenery (your own description) and thought back to the time, three months earlier when my mother passed away.' This will break up large blocks of necessary back history and the reader won't even notice! Good luck with your story. I like your style.

What do you think of my Story start?
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I'm rewriting my book and I wanted to know how you guys think of my start...it is second reader so the narrator is talking...and it is based for the teenager genaration: Immortal Preface Life can never be easy. To succeed, you have to work, some harder then others. Life can be filled with pain, anger, hate and misery but when you really look for it, it can unravel to leave you love and warmth. I know this because throughout my life, I've had to deal with all of these emotions. Some tough, fierce but others beautiful and precious. This is the story of how I've managed to live with these feelings...this is the story of how I've had to endure the many obstacles that have blocked my path...this is the story of how I became Immortal. Chapter One A fresh start “Just a few more miles and we'll finally be there!” My father, Harry Wilson, remarked in an exhausted tone as we slowly approached a fairly small traffic jam towards the end of the freeway. We'd now been on the road for a long three and a half hours, whilst having nothing to do apart from listening to the same old radio station and watching the hundreds of cars speed past. So by hearing this, it came as a great relief to know that we would shortly be approaching our new home. We'd decided to move to another state for two reasons. First of all my father, a highly respected doctor in Chicago, didn't feel as if he was being paid enough at his old job. Therefore after two weeks of searching, he'd finally accepted a place at Traverse City hospital in Michigan. And the second reason was that with my mom not being with us anymore, we both felt like we needed a change, somewhere else to live so that we could still remember her but at the same time, start fresh.

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What on earth is "second reader"? No, it's not second person - it is first person. Like the other person said. Ditch the preface which is basically pointless. Then ditch your start. Honestly, since Twilight did it, every other teen wannabe book starts off with Our Character sitting in a car on their way to a new life. And write what you know. Three and a half hours in a car is not a long journey. Two weeks is an ridiculously short job search - even if he found a job he wanted to apply for on his first day of looking and the closing date was the next day, the interview and selection process would take longer than that, never mind how long it takes to sell one house and buy or rent another.

Best cars for criminals?
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Ok so I have noticed that in Mexico, drug runners have moved from semi luxurious pickup trucks and SUV's to Cross over vehicles ( Mazda C x7, Chevy traverse, Acura zdx, VW Touareg etc) for their drug running & smuggling operations (street level members still get crappy pick ups or normal sedans, bosses still have their luxury cars) Anyways.. WHY WOULD YOU USE CROSSOVERS TO DO MAFIA STUFF? DO THEY BLEND IN AT CITIES? GAS ECONOMY? DO THEY HAVE TO DROP OFF THE KIDS AT THE SOCCER GAME BEFORE A SHOOTING???

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They look like the cars everybody else drives. They blend in with the crowd.

ok i need an apartment and shit. help!!?
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i am 18, currently a senior in high school. i got kicked out of my moms house a long time ago and i dont see my dad. i need to buy a car and get an apartment. help me please!! traverse city michigan...thanks. -cam

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start here(first link) - this number is a hotline and will give you referral services. Each state has a 211 number and most are trying to get connected statewise, then nationally. I would work on the apartment first. These folks might be able to help you with the utility deposits. (Second link) Check for habitat for humanity restores in the area. They have great deals on household items, furniture, etc. Good Luck. http://www.uwmich.org/2-1-1/michigan-2-1-1-inc/ http://www .habitatmichigan.org/

Isn't this a tragic story?
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A student at Traverse City West Middle School died Monday after she got hit by a car over the weekend in the Upper Peninsula. (For more on the accident, see "Teenager Dies After Saint Ignace Car Accident".) Police tell us Christina Brooks was hit by a car when her family had stopped to help someone who spun out into the ditch. Last night, Traverse City Area Public Schools sent out a e-mail to middle school parents advising them the student had passed away. Counselors were on hand Tuesday to help students cope with the loss. "There's nothing better than to be with family and that's what we have here at TCAPS is that ability to put our arms around each other," says Jim Feil, Superintendent at TCAPS. Feil learned of the accident Monday. When he checked in with the school on Tuesday, he said he could tell Christina was a "lovely child." "I went over there today and I was amazed how students and the staff were dealing with this and how respectful they were," he said. Christina was only 13 years old:( I didn't know her...and now I never will:(

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that is pretty tragic that it happened while she was helping someone else but it happened for some reason. and she didnt die in vein if she died helping someone thats how i want to die. hopefully she influenced alot of people wether she was trying to or not.