Maksim

That is what I meant... just came out wrong. IF you are driving that low mileage... then just get the CRV. The warranty should cover you for quite a long time. Yes, seating position is better. The AWD systems on the Hondas are not that great though honestly. Would still put snow tires on the thing. And as far as new one... there should be dirt cheap money deals on them... Honda is trying to get more returning customers. Finance then pay off. For the used one... the advantage is that you only pay sales tax on the difference between new and trade in. So if you get $4k for trade in, you are saving about $250... so in essence like getting $4,250 or your trade.

If the mileage is that low... just get it. Generally, they are very good vehicles and had no service issues with our Civic and then the two Accords. The big plusses for the CRV is that it is very roomy, practical, great on gas, very good safety and safety features including the Sense. And quite honestly a CRV is damn near same thing as RDX.... just less gadgets. Get the Honda Sense and even better. If you want a good dealer in Princeton, let me know. Very good, BS free numbers and deals.

The things we take for granted. Never even considered it can be overwhelming for someone new, either to guns or to the community. See, this is why I agree with @Mrs. Peel to have some name badges. =) OR.... a dedicated person at these who has a Welcome.... See me tag. =)

Passport is back? Wow, welcome back to the 90s. =) Anastasia did like the CRV as it is fairly big inside and it is quite nice. The other one we considered and liked A LOT was the Mazda CX5. You can get really good deals on them. Very well packaged and much cheaper than equivalent Honda CRV and Toyota cute utility vehicles. Great on gas too. One issues the Honda's have is really crappy paint, particularly on the lower end cars such as the Civic and CRV. The other downside perhaps is that If you have a CRV, you will have a tough time finding it in a parking lot of other hundred CRVs... although if you want to blend in, this will not be a problem. =)

yep... that's us freezing our butts off. @Malice4you did you also take pictures this time around?

Weren't they there last month?

Spot on. It really depends on the time of day and whom you get. When I was there they were more concerned about MA purchases than anywhere else. When I bought a gun in Cabelas in Texas... nothing ever came up. lol. Would not be at all surprised however if Cabelas in DE and Pa were all over the transaction as the number of NJ and NY buyers would be significantly higher.

In Maine? Did not even get a COE until I asked. Fairly sure could of bought with every evil feature. Not just there but other stores there.

Just that it was supposed to be warmer.

And this is a really good deal. These are still $89 “on sale” direct from aero precision.

Yes yes it was

On my way now too, should be there around 10:15. Is it muddy there?

Cleaned it up for you. =)

Want to buy me one?! =)

Interesting... on one hand it is a cool good for under $400.... but the same is not that much off it seems? And would need a few upgrades... Wonder if they have others.

Ah yes, this is the one I had in mind.... seems like would be a pain to actually use.

That's cool. Wondering if you are gripping it by the front of the lower... does it feel weird or awkward.

Seems like someone got a really good deal on triggers.... Linky

Where are the pics?

That is actually kind of cool. Wonder what inspired it.

Do any WMA allow actual centerfire rifle? For $30 you can buy a membership to all of the PA public WMA ranges... up to 300 yards.

rimfire and muzzle loaders.

Ah, will keep an eye out on for you.

Free shipping now on $49... promo code VB5.

PSA recently got back in stock their popular 16" Freedom uppers. $199 for a complete AR upper. You just need to swap out the fash hider for a brake which I am sure any of our vendors would be happy to do for a reasonable price. Link