Forum Replies Created
-
AuthorPosts
-
CAwireman
ParticipantThis will be a good one to track, if/when it sells.
ParticipantThis will be a good one to track, if/when it sells.
ParticipantThis will be a good one to track, if/when it sells.
ParticipantWhile I don’t know if the High Speed rail prop is a good one as written, we as a country, not just a state, need to invest in this eventually. It will give people an option to air travel at some point, and it has to be less costly to push a vehicle along rails than to lift it up to 30,000 feet in the air.
If high speed rail is successful, it will put a big dent in domestic air travel revenue, but I think that’s inevitable.
By the way, I’ve always hated flying…..
ParticipantWhile I don’t know if the High Speed rail prop is a good one as written, we as a country, not just a state, need to invest in this eventually. It will give people an option to air travel at some point, and it has to be less costly to push a vehicle along rails than to lift it up to 30,000 feet in the air.
If high speed rail is successful, it will put a big dent in domestic air travel revenue, but I think that’s inevitable.
By the way, I’ve always hated flying…..
ParticipantWhile I don’t know if the High Speed rail prop is a good one as written, we as a country, not just a state, need to invest in this eventually. It will give people an option to air travel at some point, and it has to be less costly to push a vehicle along rails than to lift it up to 30,000 feet in the air.
If high speed rail is successful, it will put a big dent in domestic air travel revenue, but I think that’s inevitable.
By the way, I’ve always hated flying…..
ParticipantWhile I don’t know if the High Speed rail prop is a good one as written, we as a country, not just a state, need to invest in this eventually. It will give people an option to air travel at some point, and it has to be less costly to push a vehicle along rails than to lift it up to 30,000 feet in the air.
If high speed rail is successful, it will put a big dent in domestic air travel revenue, but I think that’s inevitable.
By the way, I’ve always hated flying…..
ParticipantWhile I don’t know if the High Speed rail prop is a good one as written, we as a country, not just a state, need to invest in this eventually. It will give people an option to air travel at some point, and it has to be less costly to push a vehicle along rails than to lift it up to 30,000 feet in the air.
If high speed rail is successful, it will put a big dent in domestic air travel revenue, but I think that’s inevitable.
By the way, I’ve always hated flying…..
ParticipantFLU,
The Toyota Sequoia would be a great replacement for our current SUV.
I haven’t bought a new vehicle, ever. Even though $30K is a great price, it still gives me sticker shock…
But, when the Chevy gives out, and if we decide to pick up another SUV, the Sequoia is high on out list.
I wonder how long the zero percent interest offer will last? Only until Toyota sells off its 2008 inventory, or will this be a preview to common, coming attractions……
ParticipantFLU,
The Toyota Sequoia would be a great replacement for our current SUV.
I haven’t bought a new vehicle, ever. Even though $30K is a great price, it still gives me sticker shock…
But, when the Chevy gives out, and if we decide to pick up another SUV, the Sequoia is high on out list.
I wonder how long the zero percent interest offer will last? Only until Toyota sells off its 2008 inventory, or will this be a preview to common, coming attractions……
ParticipantFLU,
The Toyota Sequoia would be a great replacement for our current SUV.
I haven’t bought a new vehicle, ever. Even though $30K is a great price, it still gives me sticker shock…
But, when the Chevy gives out, and if we decide to pick up another SUV, the Sequoia is high on out list.
I wonder how long the zero percent interest offer will last? Only until Toyota sells off its 2008 inventory, or will this be a preview to common, coming attractions……
ParticipantFLU,
The Toyota Sequoia would be a great replacement for our current SUV.
I haven’t bought a new vehicle, ever. Even though $30K is a great price, it still gives me sticker shock…
But, when the Chevy gives out, and if we decide to pick up another SUV, the Sequoia is high on out list.
I wonder how long the zero percent interest offer will last? Only until Toyota sells off its 2008 inventory, or will this be a preview to common, coming attractions……
ParticipantFLU,
The Toyota Sequoia would be a great replacement for our current SUV.
I haven’t bought a new vehicle, ever. Even though $30K is a great price, it still gives me sticker shock…
But, when the Chevy gives out, and if we decide to pick up another SUV, the Sequoia is high on out list.
I wonder how long the zero percent interest offer will last? Only until Toyota sells off its 2008 inventory, or will this be a preview to common, coming attractions……
ParticipantMine arrived recently too. Always seems like I rush at the last minute to research propositions. Wanted to get a head start if anyone on the Piggington panel had thoughts, would love to hear them….
-
AuthorPosts