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what kind of car do you have?

Juliet

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Vinyl out gasses - you'd be better off going with leather I'd think. I drive a corvette. The AQ is great. It includes a filtration system designed to remove odors, dust, pollen and other airborne things. One thing to consider is the location of the exhaust relative to potential open windows for if you're going to be spending time idling or in slow traffic. ~Juliet
 

Juliet

New member
Vinyl out gasses - you'd be better off going with leather I'd think. I drive a corvette. The AQ is great. It includes a filtration system designed to remove odors, dust, pollen and other airborne things. One thing to consider is the location of the exhaust relative to potential open windows for if you're going to be spending time idling or in slow traffic. ~Juliet
 

Juliet

New member
Vinyl out gasses - you'd be better off going with leather I'd think. I drive a corvette. The AQ is great. It includes a filtration system designed to remove odors, dust, pollen and other airborne things. One thing to consider is the location of the exhaust relative to potential open windows for if you're going to be spending time idling or in slow traffic. ~Juliet
 

Juliet

New member
Vinyl out gasses - you'd be better off going with leather I'd think. I drive a corvette. The AQ is great. It includes a filtration system designed to remove odors, dust, pollen and other airborne things. One thing to consider is the location of the exhaust relative to potential open windows for if you're going to be spending time idling or in slow traffic. ~Juliet
 

Juliet

New member
Vinyl out gasses - you'd be better off going with leather I'd think. I drive a corvette. The AQ is great. It includes a filtration system designed to remove odors, dust, pollen and other airborne things. One thing to consider is the location of the exhaust relative to potential open windows for if you're going to be spending time idling or in slow traffic. ~Juliet
 

Skye

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I am not sure I could convince my husband that a Corvette is technically a family car....I'll give it my best shot though. I think I deserve a mid-life crisis car<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Not to stereotype the Corvette or anything! I think my husband might actually have owned one at some point. Right now he has a 20 year old Camaro with 200,000 on it. He is the original owner<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> It has lived in about 8 states and still runs very well.
 

Skye

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I am not sure I could convince my husband that a Corvette is technically a family car....I'll give it my best shot though. I think I deserve a mid-life crisis car<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Not to stereotype the Corvette or anything! I think my husband might actually have owned one at some point. Right now he has a 20 year old Camaro with 200,000 on it. He is the original owner<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> It has lived in about 8 states and still runs very well.
 

Skye

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I am not sure I could convince my husband that a Corvette is technically a family car....I'll give it my best shot though. I think I deserve a mid-life crisis car<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Not to stereotype the Corvette or anything! I think my husband might actually have owned one at some point. Right now he has a 20 year old Camaro with 200,000 on it. He is the original owner<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> It has lived in about 8 states and still runs very well.
 

Skye

New member
I am not sure I could convince my husband that a Corvette is technically a family car....I'll give it my best shot though. I think I deserve a mid-life crisis car<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Not to stereotype the Corvette or anything! I think my husband might actually have owned one at some point. Right now he has a 20 year old Camaro with 200,000 on it. He is the original owner<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> It has lived in about 8 states and still runs very well.
 

Skye

New member
I am not sure I could convince my husband that a Corvette is technically a family car....I'll give it my best shot though. I think I deserve a mid-life crisis car<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> Not to stereotype the Corvette or anything! I think my husband might actually have owned one at some point. Right now he has a 20 year old Camaro with 200,000 on it. He is the original owner<img src="i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif" border="0"> It has lived in about 8 states and still runs very well.
 

Nightwriter

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You guys really gave great answers. BTW, Skye, I loved your first post in the thread -- very funny. Since everyone really covered everything, I have only one thing to add. When I bought my new car a few years ago, my doctor wanted me to get one that had been manufactured earlier in the year (the date is on the car). This way some of the gassing off will have occurred. There were cars that I test drove, that the fumes were overwhelming. My boyfriend leased a BMW last year that was a demo - it had 2,000 miles on it -- was in perfect condition but had been manufactured 6 months or more before. I would do this again. It hardly smelled at all.

And of course, as mentioned by CF Hockeymom, the windows have to be up -- the car exhaust is terrible, especially the diesel from trucks (there are studies on how this damages lungs) My doctor would like me to get an air filter for my car. She has one that she uses with an inverter that plugs into the lighter. For now, I also keep the recycle button on the heater/ac.

And as far as a Corvette -- it's a family car. It's an all purpose car. It can be anything. At least that's what I tell my boyfriend whenever he hurts his back getting out of mine and he wants me to sell it. Never!
 

Nightwriter

New member
You guys really gave great answers. BTW, Skye, I loved your first post in the thread -- very funny. Since everyone really covered everything, I have only one thing to add. When I bought my new car a few years ago, my doctor wanted me to get one that had been manufactured earlier in the year (the date is on the car). This way some of the gassing off will have occurred. There were cars that I test drove, that the fumes were overwhelming. My boyfriend leased a BMW last year that was a demo - it had 2,000 miles on it -- was in perfect condition but had been manufactured 6 months or more before. I would do this again. It hardly smelled at all.

And of course, as mentioned by CF Hockeymom, the windows have to be up -- the car exhaust is terrible, especially the diesel from trucks (there are studies on how this damages lungs) My doctor would like me to get an air filter for my car. She has one that she uses with an inverter that plugs into the lighter. For now, I also keep the recycle button on the heater/ac.

And as far as a Corvette -- it's a family car. It's an all purpose car. It can be anything. At least that's what I tell my boyfriend whenever he hurts his back getting out of mine and he wants me to sell it. Never!
 

Nightwriter

New member
You guys really gave great answers. BTW, Skye, I loved your first post in the thread -- very funny. Since everyone really covered everything, I have only one thing to add. When I bought my new car a few years ago, my doctor wanted me to get one that had been manufactured earlier in the year (the date is on the car). This way some of the gassing off will have occurred. There were cars that I test drove, that the fumes were overwhelming. My boyfriend leased a BMW last year that was a demo - it had 2,000 miles on it -- was in perfect condition but had been manufactured 6 months or more before. I would do this again. It hardly smelled at all.

And of course, as mentioned by CF Hockeymom, the windows have to be up -- the car exhaust is terrible, especially the diesel from trucks (there are studies on how this damages lungs) My doctor would like me to get an air filter for my car. She has one that she uses with an inverter that plugs into the lighter. For now, I also keep the recycle button on the heater/ac.

And as far as a Corvette -- it's a family car. It's an all purpose car. It can be anything. At least that's what I tell my boyfriend whenever he hurts his back getting out of mine and he wants me to sell it. Never!
 

Nightwriter

New member
You guys really gave great answers. BTW, Skye, I loved your first post in the thread -- very funny. Since everyone really covered everything, I have only one thing to add. When I bought my new car a few years ago, my doctor wanted me to get one that had been manufactured earlier in the year (the date is on the car). This way some of the gassing off will have occurred. There were cars that I test drove, that the fumes were overwhelming. My boyfriend leased a BMW last year that was a demo - it had 2,000 miles on it -- was in perfect condition but had been manufactured 6 months or more before. I would do this again. It hardly smelled at all.

And of course, as mentioned by CF Hockeymom, the windows have to be up -- the car exhaust is terrible, especially the diesel from trucks (there are studies on how this damages lungs) My doctor would like me to get an air filter for my car. She has one that she uses with an inverter that plugs into the lighter. For now, I also keep the recycle button on the heater/ac.

And as far as a Corvette -- it's a family car. It's an all purpose car. It can be anything. At least that's what I tell my boyfriend whenever he hurts his back getting out of mine and he wants me to sell it. Never!
 

Nightwriter

New member
You guys really gave great answers. BTW, Skye, I loved your first post in the thread -- very funny. Since everyone really covered everything, I have only one thing to add. When I bought my new car a few years ago, my doctor wanted me to get one that had been manufactured earlier in the year (the date is on the car). This way some of the gassing off will have occurred. There were cars that I test drove, that the fumes were overwhelming. My boyfriend leased a BMW last year that was a demo - it had 2,000 miles on it -- was in perfect condition but had been manufactured 6 months or more before. I would do this again. It hardly smelled at all.
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<br />And of course, as mentioned by CF Hockeymom, the windows have to be up -- the car exhaust is terrible, especially the diesel from trucks (there are studies on how this damages lungs) My doctor would like me to get an air filter for my car. She has one that she uses with an inverter that plugs into the lighter. For now, I also keep the recycle button on the heater/ac.
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<br />And as far as a Corvette -- it's a family car. It's an all purpose car. It can be anything. At least that's what I tell my boyfriend whenever he hurts his back getting out of mine and he wants me to sell it. Never!
 

Ratatosk

Administrator
Staff member
We've been looking at new cars for the future. Currently I drive a jeep and DH drives a ford suv, but we've been eyeing the Jetta TDI. And I seem to recall that VW's have standard air filtration systems. As for the Hyundai, a coworker's son has driven them exclusively for years and seem quite happy with them -- they're very particular about their vehicles.

As for buying american -- I used to drive a nissan, which was manufactured at a plant in Kentucky.
 

Ratatosk

Administrator
Staff member
We've been looking at new cars for the future. Currently I drive a jeep and DH drives a ford suv, but we've been eyeing the Jetta TDI. And I seem to recall that VW's have standard air filtration systems. As for the Hyundai, a coworker's son has driven them exclusively for years and seem quite happy with them -- they're very particular about their vehicles.

As for buying american -- I used to drive a nissan, which was manufactured at a plant in Kentucky.
 

Ratatosk

Administrator
Staff member
We've been looking at new cars for the future. Currently I drive a jeep and DH drives a ford suv, but we've been eyeing the Jetta TDI. And I seem to recall that VW's have standard air filtration systems. As for the Hyundai, a coworker's son has driven them exclusively for years and seem quite happy with them -- they're very particular about their vehicles.

As for buying american -- I used to drive a nissan, which was manufactured at a plant in Kentucky.
 

Ratatosk

Administrator
Staff member
We've been looking at new cars for the future. Currently I drive a jeep and DH drives a ford suv, but we've been eyeing the Jetta TDI. And I seem to recall that VW's have standard air filtration systems. As for the Hyundai, a coworker's son has driven them exclusively for years and seem quite happy with them -- they're very particular about their vehicles.

As for buying american -- I used to drive a nissan, which was manufactured at a plant in Kentucky.
 

Ratatosk

Administrator
Staff member
We've been looking at new cars for the future. Currently I drive a jeep and DH drives a ford suv, but we've been eyeing the Jetta TDI. And I seem to recall that VW's have standard air filtration systems. As for the Hyundai, a coworker's son has driven them exclusively for years and seem quite happy with them -- they're very particular about their vehicles.
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<br />As for buying american -- I used to drive a nissan, which was manufactured at a plant in Kentucky.
 
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