Have you ever lost your car in parking lot
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Comments (15)I back up my entire computer once a week with a little device called clickfree. All I do is plug it in and it automatically backs up everything. The primary reason I got it is for my digital images. But it backs up everything so if my computer crashes or is stolen or I buy a new one (or just want to transfer certain files to someone elses computer) I can do it very easily. There are services on-line but I prefer being in possession of it myself. I got it a few years ago after my old computer crashed and I lost documents and images. Now I sleep better....See MoreHave you ever done this? rent your car
Comments (16)There's something wrong with this picture. They paid $450 to borrow your car for a day, to simply take some measurements? That doesn't make sense--they could rent the same model for a WHOLE LOT LESS. And yes, you have no doubt filled out a questionaire for your insurance company stating how you use your car. Insurance companies often deny claims for NO REASON--give them a hint of one (using your car for a different purpose than you pledged to them)--well, I wouldn't want to try to get them to pay a claim at that point. And how many times do you hear about someone leaving their car at a service station for work, and one of the employees takes it out for a joy ride, or to commit a crime. I try to limit letting others I don't know well having that temptation in front of them. So bottom line for me--no, there's no way I'd participate in this scam--I mean scheme. Just sounds fraught with issues that could become detrimental very quickly. Now, if someone wanted to pay me to bring my car to them, and stand there for 5-10 minutes while they quickly measured (no dismantling) something--I might consider that. But leave it with strangers for no good reason--couldn't do that....See MoreHave you ever leased a car?
Comments (30)Dawnidea, I'd love to hear what your husband knows about changes to Audi - is it the 2016's? or the 2017's? I don't know if I can tolerate this car for another year. 1929Spanish, my old BMW was a 2003 with 178k miles on it- I loved that car more than any I'd ever owned (well, except maybe my 1967 GTO that I owned in my 20's). It was still going strong, but I haul my grandson a lot and didn't want to risk being stranded someplace with him, if it did break down - it was just getting up there in miles and too risky. I am not a regretful person, but I regretted getting the new one almost immediately. I sold my old one to my handyman; I almost offered to trade him the new one to get my old one back! Cyn, I'm glad to hear you love your Audi. I had a 1973 Audi 100LS that I loved, back in the 1970's, then two different model VW's that I loved when they were made in Germany, but I quit VW when they started being made in Mexico, because my last one was not reliable. All my cars have had 150K + miles, so leasing is a new thought for me. You all have helped me. Thanks!...See MoreHave you ever owned a sports car?
Comments (42)Funny this just came up. DH just bought a 2009 Miata with only 42k miles last week. He's been looking for one for a while and managed to find out about this one thru a friend. The guy was downsizing vehicles and decided to sell it. It's just to have for quick errands into town and fun day trips with some friends in the local Miata club. It didn't replace either of our current vehicles. I've only had family cars to drive and driven boyfriend's sports cars or muscle cars. Have owned everything from VW beetles to big Buick 425s. More recently I've bought German (BMW) and DH keeps us provided with a truck of some sort. He had a Shelby Camaro at one point years ago, BK (before kids). He wishes he still had it....See MoreJasdip
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