Re: RE: appropriate replacement car

["Smith, Kirby A" <kirby.a.smith@lmco.com>]

glen <gpowell@acacianet.com> wrote re: what Dave Flagg wrote:
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Close, but the S4/S6 _Wagon_ takes top honours in the versatility dept,
IMFO.

- -glen
<< 
 Greetings
 
 Gotta say that the S 4/6 is without a doubt the most versatile car out
there.
Usually, when you try to acomplish several tasks with one tool you wind up
not
doing anything very well. The S4/6 does it all. A big enough sedan for
comfort
on the hi-way, capably gets you home in lousy weather, clearly among the
safest chassis out there in the event of carnage on the road, and, oh yeah,
satisfies the adrenaline rush to a fair-thee-well. While being a hi
performance car on it's own, one can "play" to his hearts content with
performance upgrades that really accomplish something, all the while you can
let your mother drive it and it behaves for her as well.
 
 Not many cars can do all this. That's why the S 4/6 is next on the list of
cars to own.
 
  Dave Flagg
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Its on my list too as soon as I find a loose 25 big ones.  My question is:
how come I never read of pearl S4/6s for sale, or see them on the street?
I've seen black, dark green, and red (thanks Dave), but no pearl.  Were they
imported?

                .... Kirby   (Kirby A. Smith)
                              2 x 1988 90q
                          New Hampshire USA