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Sellin' like hot-cakes....

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    Not to be picky, but 'Conscious' not 'conscience' :D

    They do actually since they have low fat, low carb hot cakes out there. Still I wonder, people are not getting any healthier with low calorie stuff on every product in the market. I was watching CNN last night and they said in the US in 1960, the average weight for women was 120.3 lbs and now it is 160.6 lbs ( not sure about men, but it would be significantly worse) 8-0

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    read the auction fully guys.. some of the say this:

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    vortex Well-Known Member

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    heh - thats wrong
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    how is that wrong?
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    theres some guys i know here that are on waiting lists for it. said not to have one until early next year. and these are just goin on ebay left and right - and prolly for more money than they'd go for on a showroom floor. I say you should be taking care of those people who have been put on lists and actually put money down before ya go padding your greedy car dealership wallet.

    (not you as in you here, its directed to car dealerships lol)
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    meh. dealerships are out to make money...not to be fair...heh.
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    actually hotcakes don't really sell that well in this new health conscience market.
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    What a rip off.
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    that car is so not worth that amount of money
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    Anything Ford that costs more than $20 is too expensive IMO (with exception of trucks and the GT).

    The materials and build quality of their passenger cars is still less than average (though admittingly its getting better). The ONLY ford cars I might even remotely consider would be the Freestyle (its a WAGON, NOT a SUV), and the 500 because they are joint projects with Volvo. Its a shame they had to turn to Volvo to crank out a passenger car that impressed me as I'd think one of the most resourceful companies could do better.

    anyone else think the Freestyle looks like a 98 VW Passat Wagon?
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