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Aug 17, 2006 | 03:54 PM

#31

pmhvps

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From: In the heart of the Golden Horseshoe.

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Originally Posted by Bubba_Lane

now my car is brand freakin new, and it has orange peel! **** me off, is there any way to dim it's noticability or am i stuck with it untill the lease is up? :2:

First off, it's a lease and they will not fix it.(paint) You talk about saving money, yet you lease.(pissing money down the drain) Turd....oh sorry, third, why ITF, would you upgrade a lease? (more **** down the drain) The only benefit to leasing is if you can write it off. (having a business) Ya, I know, payments are smaller, but it's like renting a house. No equity, ever.....NADA! If your a messy ,careless driver you will pay for that in the end. :

Mike.

Aug 17, 2006 | 03:55 PM

#32

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From: Trenton

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Originally Posted by Bubba_Lane

because, gas payments and the fact that it was a lemon, not to say that all are but alot of mustangs have been touched.....and i want a complete virgin stock stang. im gonna wait for a while until i get another one, when i can afford the fixings and such.

Define LEMON???? what happened?

Sep 5, 2006 | 10:52 AM

#33

bombdigitty

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From: Holland Landing

Even if your not expecting the dealer to do anything about the quality of the paint, you should atleast show them so they can note it. The last thing you want, is in 3 years or whatever and your lease is up for them to try and tell you that you had a the car repainted. They might thing that the orange peel is the result of a touch up or body repair.