Considering Selling My Laguna

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11/29/11, 03:10 PM

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The Merc looks like a beauty! Enjoy it with your family.
You can always get another sports car.

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11/29/11, 05:37 PM

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If I've achieved 1,000 miles yes.

get to driving! lol

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12/8/11, 04:45 AM

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get to driving! lol

Headed to ECR this AM.

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12/10/11, 06:01 PM

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My dealer is giving me a great trade in value for my 2012 Boss .With what I will save on sales tax and not having to deal with tire kickers .Its well worth it

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12/10/11, 08:19 PM

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Nice to know there are dealers who now have low mileage Laguna Secas on hand for sale. Some drivers are going to get lucky.

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12/10/11, 08:45 PM

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Here ya go.

Oh, and with respect to spending more time in the shop...well, the Shelby was at the Ford dealer more than I drove it. I'll never have this car through the warranty anyway, I never do

I've never been a fan of Mercedes, but that's one nice looking car! I thought the CTS-V looked hella nice as well when I saw it in person. I know half the people around these parts are brand loyal, but there are a lot of amazing cars out there. Hope it doesn't go away when the tree-huggers get their way with the future EPA restrictions.