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In fifteen years of driving, used cars I've looked at the "risk to reward ratio" of having collision and comprehensive, and never had it. Only once would the insurance company had to pay. I paid for

Ronald, I guess you will agree if they would not make some $$ on this they would not do it. Of course this is an avarege, ten people will buy it and never use and one or two would find it worth the

Very well put, Charles. you sound like a true insurance professional. Insurance carriers rely on the law of large numbers. total premium plus interest must exceed total losses. for any individual, the

I recently saw a 20/20 series about SEARS selling used batteries, as new.? I always bought my batteries there, and recently went to replace the battery in our 91 Alfa Spider.? I thought that what

What is the phone number of the place that sells the tools? And how much were each of them.

This is a bit unfair. *Any* insurance policy could be characterized the same way. However, the real question is what the risk-reward ratio is for *you*. If you can afford $1150, but a $5,000 bill

I just replaced my timing belt on my 93ev myself-not a fun job (although faster once you've done it once) at 88kmiles. The serpentine belt showed very significant cracking; the timing belt showed

I do not think so. Any extended warranty is just a rip off. You should understand that if it would not be the way to make additional money for them they would never offer it to you. I had this

harry thompson <harryt1-@...> wrote: original article:http://www.egroups.com/group/ev_update/?start=1512 to I saw the picture....it is interesting that the major damage (ie: headlight,

In a message dated 11/05/99 4:19:18 AM Pacific Standard Time, chaykasd@... writes: << Any extended warranty is just a rip off. >> Extended warranties are just like your auto insurance, they

Jack, Thanks for the tech input. Its great to have the knoweldge base streched a bit. Can you let me know where in the archive I can get at your notes (or, can you email them to me -

Marcus, Ours is a '97 EVC and it remains quiet after 40000 miles. So quiet we're still pleased with its name...Flying Carpet. Never had noise from the front end but the REAR brakes, like many

Maybe we should every one interested in parts should get together and put a bid on it?

Concerning the noise you may hear from the front end. Before you go through the headache and expense of checking bearings etc, take a look at the tires on the front, have they been rotated off the

I would first check the tires. If they are not the Agilis or others with the proper weight rating you will get strange noises. I had General tires on mine and they got progressively louder as the ply

My new EVC is remarkably quiet up front, and the engine is quiet enough that one would think other noises would be obvious. Methinks you should investigate. -- Chuck 99 EVC ======== Chuck Bragg,

Eurovaneers: I recently bought a '95 EV GLS with 100 000 kilometres on it. Fine vehicle, but I have a couple of questions: 1. All this talk about auto. transmissions makes me think that I

Marcus, My experience is that much of the noise comes from tires. The original G64 tires that came on some of the '93 passenger vans in the USA and also on the '95 USA Camper get very noisy

dela@... writes: Reply: I have the manual transmission on a 93 Weekender and thus can't give an objective evaluation. However, if the warranty is for five years at that price, I would

Harry Thompson wrote: I've gotta get fire extinguisher - a small one oughtta mount on drivers left of seat base right?? still clearance for door to shut? That does appear to have NJ plates and