01 ssei VS 02 sle.................
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id say given her needs the SLE as well. It will defintely feel alot faster than the Cavalier, even if they are probably about the same. Can you say torque boys and girls?
Also the UIM isnt much of a problem if you fix it BEFORE it goes. You can order the parts on your own time and at your convenience. Instead of having to scramble around at the last minute to get your car back on the road. Plus all the other expenses that can come into play if it fails, such as towing bills, etc.
The ability to run fine off 87 Octane is a big plus, especially right now that gas prices are shooting back up again.
You could just get her an Intrigue or an Aurora. The newer body style of Auroras look pretty sporty as far as im concerned. The Intrigue is defintely much more tame, but can be made to look halfway decent. Both the 3.5 and 4.0 get good gas mileage, the 3.5 gets about the same as the L36, without the UIM failure.
Also the UIM isnt much of a problem if you fix it BEFORE it goes. You can order the parts on your own time and at your convenience. Instead of having to scramble around at the last minute to get your car back on the road. Plus all the other expenses that can come into play if it fails, such as towing bills, etc.
The ability to run fine off 87 Octane is a big plus, especially right now that gas prices are shooting back up again.
You could just get her an Intrigue or an Aurora. The newer body style of Auroras look pretty sporty as far as im concerned. The Intrigue is defintely much more tame, but can be made to look halfway decent. Both the 3.5 and 4.0 get good gas mileage, the 3.5 gets about the same as the L36, without the UIM failure.
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Re: 01 ssei VS 02 sle.................
Originally Posted by 95naSTA
Originally Posted by Hans
Originally Posted by alxautos
01 bonneville ssei
48k
$13,900
condition - excellent
48k
$13,900
condition - excellent
Originally Posted by alxautos
02 bonneville sle
29k
$14,900
condition - excellent once dealer cleans the interior
29k
$14,900
condition - excellent once dealer cleans the interior
But both are very nicely optioned out cars.
btw: i think the 4.0 roras still "prefer" premium fuel for the best "performance"
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To clarify, before getting to off topic re: 4.0L
95-99 requires 91+ due to 10.3:1 comp ratio
01-03 87, 91+ for optimal, but definitely not required as compression was lowered.
95-99 requires 91+ due to 10.3:1 comp ratio
01-03 87, 91+ for optimal, but definitely not required as compression was lowered.
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Originally Posted by Jim W
To clarify, before getting to off topic re: 4.0L
95-99 requires 91+ due to 10.3:1 comp ratio
01-03 87, 91+ for optimal, but definitely not required as compression was lowered.
95-99 requires 91+ due to 10.3:1 comp ratio
01-03 87, 91+ for optimal, but definitely not required as compression was lowered.
sorry for making this go even farther off topic...lets get back to the subject at hand.
soooo how bout them Bonnevilles?
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