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jameswenn
Participant[quote=flu]Are these like two different extremes.
Unless of course you don’t really mean Chula Vista, and was referring to other areas in the vinicity like Otay Mesa and beyond.[/quote]
To people that are new to the area, (i’ve only been in SD for 3 years) they look very similar. Both are away from San Diego, inland, and have a lot of new/newer housing stock.
If I was forced to choose, I would never live in Chula Vista, just too close to the border.
Participant[quote=flu]Are these like two different extremes.
Unless of course you don’t really mean Chula Vista, and was referring to other areas in the vinicity like Otay Mesa and beyond.[/quote]
To people that are new to the area, (i’ve only been in SD for 3 years) they look very similar. Both are away from San Diego, inland, and have a lot of new/newer housing stock.
If I was forced to choose, I would never live in Chula Vista, just too close to the border.
Participant[quote=flu]Are these like two different extremes.
Unless of course you don’t really mean Chula Vista, and was referring to other areas in the vinicity like Otay Mesa and beyond.[/quote]
To people that are new to the area, (i’ve only been in SD for 3 years) they look very similar. Both are away from San Diego, inland, and have a lot of new/newer housing stock.
If I was forced to choose, I would never live in Chula Vista, just too close to the border.
Participant[quote=flu]Are these like two different extremes.
Unless of course you don’t really mean Chula Vista, and was referring to other areas in the vinicity like Otay Mesa and beyond.[/quote]
To people that are new to the area, (i’ve only been in SD for 3 years) they look very similar. Both are away from San Diego, inland, and have a lot of new/newer housing stock.
If I was forced to choose, I would never live in Chula Vista, just too close to the border.
Participant[quote=temeculaguy]A drop in the bucket and a diversion from the real issue, one that Tony Vilar (aka viallarigosa, who took his ex wife’s name to sound more hispanic) loves to champion while leading the charge for illegal immigrant health care and pay.
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It was Tony Villa, he appended his wife’s name to the end of his.Participant[quote=temeculaguy]A drop in the bucket and a diversion from the real issue, one that Tony Vilar (aka viallarigosa, who took his ex wife’s name to sound more hispanic) loves to champion while leading the charge for illegal immigrant health care and pay.
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It was Tony Villa, he appended his wife’s name to the end of his.Participant[quote=temeculaguy]A drop in the bucket and a diversion from the real issue, one that Tony Vilar (aka viallarigosa, who took his ex wife’s name to sound more hispanic) loves to champion while leading the charge for illegal immigrant health care and pay.
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It was Tony Villa, he appended his wife’s name to the end of his.Participant[quote=temeculaguy]A drop in the bucket and a diversion from the real issue, one that Tony Vilar (aka viallarigosa, who took his ex wife’s name to sound more hispanic) loves to champion while leading the charge for illegal immigrant health care and pay.
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It was Tony Villa, he appended his wife’s name to the end of his.Participant[quote=temeculaguy]A drop in the bucket and a diversion from the real issue, one that Tony Vilar (aka viallarigosa, who took his ex wife’s name to sound more hispanic) loves to champion while leading the charge for illegal immigrant health care and pay.
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It was Tony Villa, he appended his wife’s name to the end of his.Participant[quote=paramount]I am shocked by the prices of new vehicles:
Crew Cab 1/2 ton trucks up to 50k, start at 40k
Expeditions up to 60k
I have seen Escalade’s near 100k
Avalanche easily 40kRidiculous….[/quote]
GM was able to move vehicles at high prices because they were able to finance all their customers with low monthly payments, whether through 5 year leases or 96 month auto loans with 0% APR. They were able to get consumers to consider the monthly payment rather than the price they were paying for the car.
Participant[quote=paramount]I am shocked by the prices of new vehicles:
Crew Cab 1/2 ton trucks up to 50k, start at 40k
Expeditions up to 60k
I have seen Escalade’s near 100k
Avalanche easily 40kRidiculous….[/quote]
GM was able to move vehicles at high prices because they were able to finance all their customers with low monthly payments, whether through 5 year leases or 96 month auto loans with 0% APR. They were able to get consumers to consider the monthly payment rather than the price they were paying for the car.
Participant[quote=paramount]I am shocked by the prices of new vehicles:
Crew Cab 1/2 ton trucks up to 50k, start at 40k
Expeditions up to 60k
I have seen Escalade’s near 100k
Avalanche easily 40kRidiculous….[/quote]
GM was able to move vehicles at high prices because they were able to finance all their customers with low monthly payments, whether through 5 year leases or 96 month auto loans with 0% APR. They were able to get consumers to consider the monthly payment rather than the price they were paying for the car.
Participant[quote=paramount]I am shocked by the prices of new vehicles:
Crew Cab 1/2 ton trucks up to 50k, start at 40k
Expeditions up to 60k
I have seen Escalade’s near 100k
Avalanche easily 40kRidiculous….[/quote]
GM was able to move vehicles at high prices because they were able to finance all their customers with low monthly payments, whether through 5 year leases or 96 month auto loans with 0% APR. They were able to get consumers to consider the monthly payment rather than the price they were paying for the car.
Participant[quote=paramount]I am shocked by the prices of new vehicles:
Crew Cab 1/2 ton trucks up to 50k, start at 40k
Expeditions up to 60k
I have seen Escalade’s near 100k
Avalanche easily 40kRidiculous….[/quote]
GM was able to move vehicles at high prices because they were able to finance all their customers with low monthly payments, whether through 5 year leases or 96 month auto loans with 0% APR. They were able to get consumers to consider the monthly payment rather than the price they were paying for the car.
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