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Posted by thejdman01 on December 02, 2006 at 18:21:56 from (152.163.100.74):
Well, went to pick up my first new vehicle i have ever owned a 2500hd duramax 07. When i was looking at it, (after i signed all the paperwork) i noticed an anifreeze leak. (hope this isnt an omen i know a bad way to start.) But the dealer put me in an 07 chevy impala brand new. He told me jsut put gas in dont worry about the miles. My gosh what a nice car. Never been a fan of cars but this sure is a nice one. XM satalite radio, tells you your tire pressure in all tires and even tells you "Caution ice please drive carefully." All the bells and whistles drives rides great even in the snow and ice almost makes want to keep my old truck and buy the car. Anyone else driven an impala? Whats your thoughts?
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