In Arkansas, no. In Florida, yes.Originally Posted by drew
In Arkansas, no. In Florida, yes.
Yes. They're taking their sweet time getting the 2015's pricing up on to the website, though, hopefully they're not going to be playing games with the manual or MagneRide.
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I'm researching every aspect of the various cars I'm looking at as well.
Interior/tech, etc.
Built in NAV is a plus, which both have (as well as bluetooth/etc).
Cool think about Chevy is the wi-fi (I have no doubt it's "free" for the first couple months and pay after).
I'm leaning towards sedans as well.
The biggest variable being the house in IN, and if it sells at the turn of the year, which has a pretty high probability.
So I have 4 months to do my thesis.
http://media.gm.com/media/us/en/gm/n...e-pricing.html
You get 3 months/3GB free, and then:
OnStar Subscriber (monthly)
200 MB - $5
1 GB - $15
3 GB - $30
5 GB - $50
Non-Subscriber (monthly)
200 MB - $10
1 GB - $20
3 GB - $30
5 GB - $50
AT&T Mobile Share Plan Customer, OnStar Subscriber
250 MB/1 day - $5
10 GB/1 year - $150
AT&T Mobile Share Plan Customer, Non-Subscriber
250 MB/1 day - $5
10 GB/1 year - $200
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The wi-fi is not in any way a deal maker/breaker. I'd probably try it in the first three months, and go from there.
It'd just be her and I for 90% of the trips, and the only reason we'd use it, would be if we HAD to do something work-related...
Which, working from the car/a plane sucks balls.
That functionality is easily replicated by a $50 device anyway, and most smartphones.
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Don't forget + 2 doors.
If road travels are part of the plan, can't forget cargo volume. A capacious trunk is always nice to have.
The whole sedan thing grew on me.
And yes, the wi-fi thing isn't really a major point, it was just something "cool".
If only they made a 300hp BRZ....
I'm still suffering withdrawals from the mustang. 4 summers of thunder....I kinda want that back. but it would still have to be "practical" as it will probably be required for a daily commuter. While a Camaro/Mustang would fulfill the rumble/fun, I'm not sure if they're really dailies, or road trip cars.
The additional 2 doors would help if we ever had more than us going somewhere too.
Obviously, the SS is the top end of the price scale, and that scale's really an unknown until the house thing pans out,
research continues
Would it help if I said I would visit and hump your leg if you got the SS?
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