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The First Pictures of My New Car


2006 Honda Accord EX SE (Special Edition):

I looked at about 15 cars last week. This one was the most luxurious, the most powerful, and the most marked down! My mechanic in Provo is selling it to me off of his lot for $100 less than the price he could get for it at auction. That's $2000 below low book! The reason he want to move it is because his market is Latina Housewives who can't drive a stick. For many of his customers, this is the first car they will have ever driven.

My gain.



I'll be selling Lenny for $1300. Great deal for such a giving vehicle! I'll be posting adds this next week on KLS.com and craigslist.

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  1. Stefanie ElyseThu Jul 30, 12:28:00 AM MDT

    she looks beautiful Bry! I've been checking your blog every day for a post about the new wheels :) I'm so happy you found something you love! See you SOON!

    verification word: ninga :)

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  2. Julie TThu Jul 30, 11:25:00 AM MDT

    Bryan-I love the look of your new car/home! jk Looks brand new. What's her name? How about "Blanca"? Four words on Lenny: TAKE THE FIRST OFFER. (It's often the only one you get!)

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  3. jefebarrioThu Jul 30, 01:37:00 PM MDT

    Congrats on the big buy my friend. I doubt you'll regret it, and hopefully no one will ever break your windshield. Ha ha ha ha. Ha. :-/

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  4. Julie TFri Jul 31, 02:01:00 PM MDT

    Name number two: White Lightnin

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  5. dougWed Aug 12, 05:45:00 PM MDT

    Bryan, i'm looking to get a used car. can you send me a quick email with some suggestions of where to shop to get me started in the right direction? your car is awesome

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