Silver coupe at Vandergriff Honda in Arlington, Texas. It doesn't appear on the dealer's website and still shows "in transit" on Honda's website, but it's on the lot.
Whaaa? You mean there is a better way than this to navigate yourself???Well... "problem" is right.
Do you remember what sort of major pain in the ass it used to be to find a place you've never been to (compared to something like Google Maps)?! Spending at least a few minutes before the trip to figure out the route in general, looking for various recognizable landmarks (if any), slowing down before every road crossing to read the street name on the sign (if there even is one), pulling over to figure out where the hell you are after accidentally missing a turn...
I for one don't miss that sort of "adventure" in the slightest.
hahaha.. Embarrassingly, I admit that THIS is how I still get around new areas. Firstly, I don't own a smart phone(or nav). Most importantly, I would rather take the convoluted back roads away from traffic to get somewhere rather than the main roads they tell me to take. Gosh, I am so backwards....Whaaa? You mean there is a better way than this to navigate yourself???
My buddy! Exploring new back roads, I WRITE turn by turn. Most of the time, I take routes that are numbered so it's not bad. I rarely get lost, but on those rare occasion that I do, at least I have this thing that can call people.Yep. Flip phone here too. I have upgraded from buying a map in the gas station to printing directions via mapquest though
Actually it had taken me back roads I've never been on most of the time instead of the better-known ones, and precisely because they have less traffic at the time... But, I understand. I have friends who don't use credit cards, etc. It's all good. You weirdos.
I bet these kids don't even know which way north is without their phones to tell emMy buddy! Exploring new back roads, I WRITE turn by turn. Most of the time, I take routes that are numbered so it's not bad. I rarely get lost, but on those rare occasion that I do, at least I have this thing that can call people.
or how to read a map and plan routes!I bet these kids don't even know which way north is without their phones to tell em
you're not the target market for the Si, which is perfectly fine...my post was clearly intended for those in the "my EX-T with a tune makes more power than the lame Si" crowd...
Yeah. I've been trading emails with my dealer. Trying to act disinterested. I don't HAVE to buy now, but my 2000 Si needs tires soon, an oil change, the exhaust rattles, and some bushings I had replaced in the rear still sound "off". Seventeen year-old cars have issues. Love the VTEC sound, but the NVH, repair needs and lack of torque are tiring.
Right on point. It has been SO hard to act disinterested, especially when the car hasn't even arrived yet. I keep thinking, oh my god if I don't lay my deposit now, someone will do it instead. I had a dealer call me saying another person had backed out, so clearly people are disappointed here in Vegas (lot of nice cars here). Problem is the color I want (white) seems to be a rare color for some odd reason and only one will be here by July.
Going to see how low the second dealer will go and use that to haggle the price of the one I really want.
