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Replying to: lhanson (Jun 26, 2007 7:27 am)
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Replying to: fastrunner (Jun 26, 2007 5:37 pm) |
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Links to other sites are generally OK, but each instance is a judgement call. It's one thing to be sharing info from another site, but what's not allowed is crossing that line to "promoting" a site that also has automotive forums. It's a fuzzy gray line and I know that's as clear as mud, but that's how it works. As far as email addresses in posts, we do discourage that. It's really an online safety thing. There are always those unscrupulous types looking for active email addys to spam. The best way to share your email address with someone is to mark your email as "public" in your profile and then direct forums users to click on your username to find it. That way only registered, logged in Edmunds users can access it and not any anonymous bots or nasty things like that! |
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The best way to share your email address with someone is to mark your email as "public" in your profile and then direct forums users to click on your username to find it. I appreciate the info. I changed my email to public.
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Replying to: fastrunner (Jun 27, 2007 5:00 pm) 
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"It's one thing to be sharing info from another site, but what's not allowed is crossing that line to "promoting" a site that also has automotive forums" I would be promoting 2 other sites that have forums, so I cannot show them. Send me an email and I will send them to you. I do suggest getting a scangauge II, that has been a big help in getting great mileage. I also cannot list everything, and I do not have the time. I suggest you read on the 2 webpages, and over time you will do better! |
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I am looking to purchase a yaris within the next few days and am wondering if there is any drawbacks to going the sedan route versus the liftback route? Will i get the same mpg? I know that I will lose cargo space and that really isnt that big of a deal to me as this is a commuter car for me. If there isnt a big difference, would the liftback be the better buy as it will be about 1k less than the sedan? Are there any "must haves" for the sedan or liftback that i should be aware of? Thank you for your time and effort. |
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Replying to: salmonella (Jun 28, 2007 5:56 pm) |
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Replying to: salmonella (Jun 28, 2007 5:56 pm) I would suggest you get a 5 speed manual if you are looking for the highest miles per gallon. I drive a manual 2007 Yaris liftback/hatchback. Also, I would likely wait for the 2008 models. It is late in the 2007 model year, so your new car will soon be a year old. Just my opinion. You might want to consider getting side airbags, many consider them a must have. I did not get them, and I have never had them in any of my cars in the past. |
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Replying to: salmonella (Jun 28, 2007 5:56 pm) |
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