Re: Auto Trader

"Sherry " <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> >Well, my car recently had a problem with the engine where water was
leaking
> >into the place that holds the oil. Now I have to sell my car which means
a
> >lot to me because a replacement engine costs just as much as the vehicle
> >does. It is kind of a bummer so these past couple of days have been a bit
> >rough on me. I guess you never know how much you'll miss a car until you
> >discover that it'll either be pounded into a cube or bought by someone.
The
> >worst part is that now I have to drive another car that is only a year
> >younger than mine was. Does anyone know anything about the Chevy Baretta?
I
> >know this topic has nothing to do with cats but indirectly it'll make
> >transport a bit harder since there isn't much seat space in a Baretta
which
> >is a 2 door.  The cats may not like the Baretta which is my sister's
current
> >car. Right now it is hard for me to let go of my Grand Am which got me to
> >plenty of nice places including two cat shows.
> >
> I don't know anything about Berettas, but you'll miss your Grand Am. My
> daughter has had hers since  '95, 130,000 miles on it, and I have *never*
seen
> a car be more reliable.

Ah, maybe my Toyota Corollas. ;-)  Started by buying one in '84 & have
remained hooked, so far.

Cathy

--
"Staccato signals of constant information..."
("The Boy in the Bubble")  Paul Simon

I know  what you mean about transport, though;  esp.
> with a 2door  it's hard to wedge the carrier into the back.
> Sherry