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To: the traveler who wrote (33657)6/20/2021 4:30:01 PM
From: Maurice H. Norcott1 Recommendation

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the traveler

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It's amazing how many survivor cars are still out on the road these days. I live in an area where you don't have to drive much and I see low mileage cars dating back to the 80's running around including old Ferraris. I hope to purchase a Ford Maverick later this year, they're claiming the hybrid version gets 40mpg city which is perfect for the driving I do. My CRV only gets 22mpg at best in the city. Ford has 30,000 deposits on the Maverick which is comparable to the deposits for the Hyundai Santa Cruz



To: the traveler who wrote (33657)6/20/2021 8:40:35 PM
From: Don010222 Recommendations

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Menominee
the traveler

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I had 3 cars that all had over 15 years. A 1996 Mercury Grand Marquis that had 254K miles on it when I gave it away. BTW it is still running. I had a 1997 Honda Civic that had 244K miles on it. Unfortunately some kid slammed into it last year while it was parked in front of my house and it was totaled. My current car is a 2003 Mercury Grand Marquis. It has 126K on it and still runs like a charm.


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