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Ah, so you look like you should've been part of this... http://www.king5.com/sharedcontent/V...p?vidId=124897
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Yeah I do want to sell it. Give an offer (w/ condition they will do a good job fixing it of course. The first accident was minor and I got a new door skin and they painted whole side (not only the door). This one is bad but I dont think it hits the frame. They will replace the hatch, bumper, left panel, and ... I dont know. They will give me a call and let me know. They need to take the bumper out and open the hatch and really see what need to be replaced.
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oh dang.. its manual hahaha. Sorry diana! Frosty.. go teach her how to drive a stick! One day u2 will be on Amazing race, it would suck if she doesnt know how to drive a stick.
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I didn't want to learn once either. I mean, I really wanted to drive stick, but was so afraid to learn. Well.. I learned. I learned because I HAD to learn. We were in Mississippi and we had to drive back home to Washington. So I learned how to drive stick on my way back home. The first part of the trip I was always scared and had adrenaline rushing through me because I hated first and I kept hitting all the red lights and didn't wanna stall but didn't wanna peel out.. but I learned because I had to do drive to get back home to Washington. (Then 4 days after we get home, Chris leaves for Japan.. so I REALLY had to focus on getting it down.. I did. 
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Now? I love driving stick. (Okay, except for really long trips where I wish I had cruise control.. and except in thick traffic that's going 10mph in a 60....) But other than that, love it.
)Now? I love driving stick. (Okay, except for really long trips where I wish I had cruise control.. and except in thick traffic that's going 10mph in a 60....) But other than that, love it.
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That's what happened to Diana. She got stuck driving on a road trip and was forced to learn. Well, I don't know if she didn't do well, or what happened but she says she will never drive one again.
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Dang man that sucks. I was almost in 2 accidents yesterday trying to goto work. Once going down a hill the rear end of my car started to shake and almost went into the oncoming traffic lane but luckily I got control. 5 minutes later I was slowing down behind another car, brakes totally stop working and i start sliding towards him and was able to get the car to slide off the road a little to avoid him by like 2 feet, almost went into a ditch. After that I turned around and went back home driving like 10mph. Saw 2 SUVs flip over into ditches on the way back too, was crazy.
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After several weeks driving Enterprise PT Cruiser, I finally got my tC back. It looks good and for some reason i cant hear the rattle anymore in the hatch. I wonder what it was. The body shop did some mistakes though, they installed the hydraulic for the hatch backward (put L on R) so it was so heavy to open and the hatch opened so freaking high lol. They ordered new hydraulics but I was the one who found out what was wrong with it. Stupid mechanics! Cant even read R and L. So everything is good now.
