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CoronitaParticipantFine.
Deal or No Deal? MLS#071093658
http://sandiego.houserebate.com/search/homeview.asp?id=1693204&p3=-1&ix=67
Sorry, was looking at this for some time now. Three relistings, and still no sales.
SD R, you might be familiar with this one. Particularly the fishtank 🙂
Check City records. 12524 El Camino Real #C closed escrow @ $510K 09/07. This home is a must see, close to cul-de-sac, light & bright, high ceilings, open & bright kitchen w/Corian counter tops.Balcony off nook for fresh air. Two master suites(one w/panoramic views)with own walk-in closets & baths.See hot air balloons go by!
BEAUTIFUL 150G SALT WATER FISH TANK IN DINING ROOM ( Standard in complex is an undesirable railing). Extra storage closet, special to this house on the second floor. Color therapy used in coloring the rooms. All colors with high sheen professionally painted. Washer and dryer are conveniently located upstairs. Higher end Berber carpet. Gas log fireplace in living room. Great location away from traffic. Close to schools, library, community parks, stores, theaters, police station, etc. Two car garage. Complex features pool & spa. Look no further.
CoronitaParticipantFine.
Deal or No Deal? MLS#071093658
http://sandiego.houserebate.com/search/homeview.asp?id=1693204&p3=-1&ix=67
Sorry, was looking at this for some time now. Three relistings, and still no sales.
SD R, you might be familiar with this one. Particularly the fishtank 🙂
Check City records. 12524 El Camino Real #C closed escrow @ $510K 09/07. This home is a must see, close to cul-de-sac, light & bright, high ceilings, open & bright kitchen w/Corian counter tops.Balcony off nook for fresh air. Two master suites(one w/panoramic views)with own walk-in closets & baths.See hot air balloons go by!
BEAUTIFUL 150G SALT WATER FISH TANK IN DINING ROOM ( Standard in complex is an undesirable railing). Extra storage closet, special to this house on the second floor. Color therapy used in coloring the rooms. All colors with high sheen professionally painted. Washer and dryer are conveniently located upstairs. Higher end Berber carpet. Gas log fireplace in living room. Great location away from traffic. Close to schools, library, community parks, stores, theaters, police station, etc. Two car garage. Complex features pool & spa. Look no further.
CoronitaParticipantFine.
Deal or No Deal? MLS#071093658
http://sandiego.houserebate.com/search/homeview.asp?id=1693204&p3=-1&ix=67
Sorry, was looking at this for some time now. Three relistings, and still no sales.
SD R, you might be familiar with this one. Particularly the fishtank 🙂
Check City records. 12524 El Camino Real #C closed escrow @ $510K 09/07. This home is a must see, close to cul-de-sac, light & bright, high ceilings, open & bright kitchen w/Corian counter tops.Balcony off nook for fresh air. Two master suites(one w/panoramic views)with own walk-in closets & baths.See hot air balloons go by!
BEAUTIFUL 150G SALT WATER FISH TANK IN DINING ROOM ( Standard in complex is an undesirable railing). Extra storage closet, special to this house on the second floor. Color therapy used in coloring the rooms. All colors with high sheen professionally painted. Washer and dryer are conveniently located upstairs. Higher end Berber carpet. Gas log fireplace in living room. Great location away from traffic. Close to schools, library, community parks, stores, theaters, police station, etc. Two car garage. Complex features pool & spa. Look no further.
CoronitaParticipantFine.
Deal or No Deal? MLS#071093658
http://sandiego.houserebate.com/search/homeview.asp?id=1693204&p3=-1&ix=67
Sorry, was looking at this for some time now. Three relistings, and still no sales.
SD R, you might be familiar with this one. Particularly the fishtank 🙂
Check City records. 12524 El Camino Real #C closed escrow @ $510K 09/07. This home is a must see, close to cul-de-sac, light & bright, high ceilings, open & bright kitchen w/Corian counter tops.Balcony off nook for fresh air. Two master suites(one w/panoramic views)with own walk-in closets & baths.See hot air balloons go by!
BEAUTIFUL 150G SALT WATER FISH TANK IN DINING ROOM ( Standard in complex is an undesirable railing). Extra storage closet, special to this house on the second floor. Color therapy used in coloring the rooms. All colors with high sheen professionally painted. Washer and dryer are conveniently located upstairs. Higher end Berber carpet. Gas log fireplace in living room. Great location away from traffic. Close to schools, library, community parks, stores, theaters, police station, etc. Two car garage. Complex features pool & spa. Look no further.
CoronitaParticipantBTW, sister has an AUDI TT with >30k miles. Needs a new clutch, and has taken 10 days and counting to repair.
Buy a used Toyota or a Honda for cash.
Hmmm…I was gonna say something about clutches and the driver. But it would probably come across the wrong way.
And this would be coming from someone that's been in three accidents in the same car… So I'll just agree with you that it's probably just because it's an audi 🙂
CoronitaParticipantBTW, sister has an AUDI TT with >30k miles. Needs a new clutch, and has taken 10 days and counting to repair.
Buy a used Toyota or a Honda for cash.
Hmmm…I was gonna say something about clutches and the driver. But it would probably come across the wrong way.
And this would be coming from someone that's been in three accidents in the same car… So I'll just agree with you that it's probably just because it's an audi 🙂
CoronitaParticipantBTW, sister has an AUDI TT with >30k miles. Needs a new clutch, and has taken 10 days and counting to repair.
Buy a used Toyota or a Honda for cash.
Hmmm…I was gonna say something about clutches and the driver. But it would probably come across the wrong way.
And this would be coming from someone that's been in three accidents in the same car… So I'll just agree with you that it's probably just because it's an audi 🙂
CoronitaParticipantBTW, sister has an AUDI TT with >30k miles. Needs a new clutch, and has taken 10 days and counting to repair.
Buy a used Toyota or a Honda for cash.
Hmmm…I was gonna say something about clutches and the driver. But it would probably come across the wrong way.
And this would be coming from someone that's been in three accidents in the same car… So I'll just agree with you that it's probably just because it's an audi 🙂
CoronitaParticipantBTW, sister has an AUDI TT with >30k miles. Needs a new clutch, and has taken 10 days and counting to repair.
Buy a used Toyota or a Honda for cash.
Hmmm…I was gonna say something about clutches and the driver. But it would probably come across the wrong way.
And this would be coming from someone that's been in three accidents in the same car… So I'll just agree with you that it's probably just because it's an audi 🙂
CoronitaParticipantI borrowed my program director's Prius to make the rush-hour drive from Torrance to Van Nuys once and I gotta tell you, those things are WIERD to drive. It's kind of funny, the car makes decisions without you. the first time the engine cut out in stopped traffic my first impulse was that it stalled out. Kind of reminded me of my first car, wait for it… a 1974 Ford Pinto.
They are really nice cars, but I enjoy driving just a bit too much to have one as my primary vehicle.
Don't get stuck in snow with one. Sorry, ever since the car became more like a computer, I'm become scared more lately. Still, I have to admit, the Prius is a remarkable product.
A Prius owner has complained to Consumer Affairs about the vehicle shutting down completely if one of the front wheels starts spinning in the snow.
"When my car is on any kind of slick surface that causes one of the front wheels to slip, ALL power to the drive system is stopped," said the reader named Christopher.
Apparently Christopher was driving up a snow-covered slope when one tire started to slip and the vehicle "came to a stop." After that the wheels refused to engage, he said. Christopher tried chains and again the vehicle stopped whenever a wheel started slipping. Finally, using human power and a deft touch on the throttle he was able to ascend the hill.
Toyota says the system is operating properly but Christopher feels this type of road condition would lead him to consider the vehicle "unsafe for road use."
Toyota also says an 8-to-10-degree slope is "fairly steep" and could cause the Prius's traction control system to activate. The company also said any vehicle without traction control would start spinning the tires, as well, and possibly lose control.
CoronitaParticipantI borrowed my program director's Prius to make the rush-hour drive from Torrance to Van Nuys once and I gotta tell you, those things are WIERD to drive. It's kind of funny, the car makes decisions without you. the first time the engine cut out in stopped traffic my first impulse was that it stalled out. Kind of reminded me of my first car, wait for it… a 1974 Ford Pinto.
They are really nice cars, but I enjoy driving just a bit too much to have one as my primary vehicle.
Don't get stuck in snow with one. Sorry, ever since the car became more like a computer, I'm become scared more lately. Still, I have to admit, the Prius is a remarkable product.
A Prius owner has complained to Consumer Affairs about the vehicle shutting down completely if one of the front wheels starts spinning in the snow.
"When my car is on any kind of slick surface that causes one of the front wheels to slip, ALL power to the drive system is stopped," said the reader named Christopher.
Apparently Christopher was driving up a snow-covered slope when one tire started to slip and the vehicle "came to a stop." After that the wheels refused to engage, he said. Christopher tried chains and again the vehicle stopped whenever a wheel started slipping. Finally, using human power and a deft touch on the throttle he was able to ascend the hill.
Toyota says the system is operating properly but Christopher feels this type of road condition would lead him to consider the vehicle "unsafe for road use."
Toyota also says an 8-to-10-degree slope is "fairly steep" and could cause the Prius's traction control system to activate. The company also said any vehicle without traction control would start spinning the tires, as well, and possibly lose control.
CoronitaParticipantI borrowed my program director's Prius to make the rush-hour drive from Torrance to Van Nuys once and I gotta tell you, those things are WIERD to drive. It's kind of funny, the car makes decisions without you. the first time the engine cut out in stopped traffic my first impulse was that it stalled out. Kind of reminded me of my first car, wait for it… a 1974 Ford Pinto.
They are really nice cars, but I enjoy driving just a bit too much to have one as my primary vehicle.
Don't get stuck in snow with one. Sorry, ever since the car became more like a computer, I'm become scared more lately. Still, I have to admit, the Prius is a remarkable product.
A Prius owner has complained to Consumer Affairs about the vehicle shutting down completely if one of the front wheels starts spinning in the snow.
"When my car is on any kind of slick surface that causes one of the front wheels to slip, ALL power to the drive system is stopped," said the reader named Christopher.
Apparently Christopher was driving up a snow-covered slope when one tire started to slip and the vehicle "came to a stop." After that the wheels refused to engage, he said. Christopher tried chains and again the vehicle stopped whenever a wheel started slipping. Finally, using human power and a deft touch on the throttle he was able to ascend the hill.
Toyota says the system is operating properly but Christopher feels this type of road condition would lead him to consider the vehicle "unsafe for road use."
Toyota also says an 8-to-10-degree slope is "fairly steep" and could cause the Prius's traction control system to activate. The company also said any vehicle without traction control would start spinning the tires, as well, and possibly lose control.
CoronitaParticipantI borrowed my program director's Prius to make the rush-hour drive from Torrance to Van Nuys once and I gotta tell you, those things are WIERD to drive. It's kind of funny, the car makes decisions without you. the first time the engine cut out in stopped traffic my first impulse was that it stalled out. Kind of reminded me of my first car, wait for it… a 1974 Ford Pinto.
They are really nice cars, but I enjoy driving just a bit too much to have one as my primary vehicle.
Don't get stuck in snow with one. Sorry, ever since the car became more like a computer, I'm become scared more lately. Still, I have to admit, the Prius is a remarkable product.
A Prius owner has complained to Consumer Affairs about the vehicle shutting down completely if one of the front wheels starts spinning in the snow.
"When my car is on any kind of slick surface that causes one of the front wheels to slip, ALL power to the drive system is stopped," said the reader named Christopher.
Apparently Christopher was driving up a snow-covered slope when one tire started to slip and the vehicle "came to a stop." After that the wheels refused to engage, he said. Christopher tried chains and again the vehicle stopped whenever a wheel started slipping. Finally, using human power and a deft touch on the throttle he was able to ascend the hill.
Toyota says the system is operating properly but Christopher feels this type of road condition would lead him to consider the vehicle "unsafe for road use."
Toyota also says an 8-to-10-degree slope is "fairly steep" and could cause the Prius's traction control system to activate. The company also said any vehicle without traction control would start spinning the tires, as well, and possibly lose control.
CoronitaParticipantI borrowed my program director's Prius to make the rush-hour drive from Torrance to Van Nuys once and I gotta tell you, those things are WIERD to drive. It's kind of funny, the car makes decisions without you. the first time the engine cut out in stopped traffic my first impulse was that it stalled out. Kind of reminded me of my first car, wait for it… a 1974 Ford Pinto.
They are really nice cars, but I enjoy driving just a bit too much to have one as my primary vehicle.
Don't get stuck in snow with one. Sorry, ever since the car became more like a computer, I'm become scared more lately. Still, I have to admit, the Prius is a remarkable product.
A Prius owner has complained to Consumer Affairs about the vehicle shutting down completely if one of the front wheels starts spinning in the snow.
"When my car is on any kind of slick surface that causes one of the front wheels to slip, ALL power to the drive system is stopped," said the reader named Christopher.
Apparently Christopher was driving up a snow-covered slope when one tire started to slip and the vehicle "came to a stop." After that the wheels refused to engage, he said. Christopher tried chains and again the vehicle stopped whenever a wheel started slipping. Finally, using human power and a deft touch on the throttle he was able to ascend the hill.
Toyota says the system is operating properly but Christopher feels this type of road condition would lead him to consider the vehicle "unsafe for road use."
Toyota also says an 8-to-10-degree slope is "fairly steep" and could cause the Prius's traction control system to activate. The company also said any vehicle without traction control would start spinning the tires, as well, and possibly lose control.
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