Good_Hands

I don't want to hear all their complaining once the problems hit. It's not like they have been talked about all over this message board.

Is your Edge Red or Black?

I'd probably call their corporate office and ask if there are any near you that sell gas.

Do you have a Schnuck's Grocery store near you? Some of them have their own gas stations (just like the Wal-Mart supercenters). The card is only good at their own gas stations.

Really? One of my other cars has XM and I tell you...very disappointed in XM. Even the selection of music on some of the channels I listen to...very weak. The "DJs' aren't that great either. But..hey..to each his/her own. Since the "premium" is standard, you have to get it. You will just have to go with after market.

I will only interject one thing about your post Sweetie wasn't exactly run off by anybody. She (and I learned this about her from another Edge board) is/was incredibly full of herself and had zero sense of humor. Wayyyyy too serious. She took EVERYTHING personally. I'm sure you have experience from other message boards (if not, my apologies in the assumption) that there are all kinds of people around. Just have fun here..don't sweat the small stuff.

Check with some local shops around you...they might take yours on trade-in.

Everything would look cool on a carbon metallic.

Did you reset at zero at your first fill-up? Also, you might find it interesting to reset again just before you go on a long (lots of freeway) drive. Just to compare. One thing I have noticed with Mine - having the A/C on really effects the MPG.

Great Minds. Once again.

Schnucks grocery store has a gas "rebate" card. If you buy $25.00 worth of groceries, you get .05 off per gallon of gas discount loaded onto your card; spend $100.00 and get .25 off. I filled up with morning. Regular price $2.91 a gallon. My price - $2.66 a gallon. Definintely a nice deal since you need to buy groceries anyway. And their prices are very good compared to competitor's. Check here for store locations near you: http://www.schnucks.com/stores/

Perhaps. But his is black. Remember the Red problem that now seems to be infecting the black ones?

The English language is a wonderful thing. I'm with CremeEDGE - the description should have been your first tip-off: clad 1 (kld) tr.v. clad, clad·ding, clads 1. To sheathe or cover (a metal) with a metal. 2. To cover with a protective or insulating layer of other material.

concomitant. Haven't seen that word in a while. Nice. Very good.

Excellent article by Forbes. Too long to copy and paste. El Linko: http://finance.yahoo.com/loans/article/103...Say-to-a-Dealer

Ha ha. Very good. Come on though...keep up with the rest of us. Read the other posts/threads.

I'm still trying to get over the fact that my thermometer is off.

...as usual.

Either you weigh only 2.2 pounds or you are from Medellin. (Warning: Possible jet fumes ahead)

You should almost ALWAYS buy after-market wheels; not the "upgraded" version from the dealers.

My garage door opener came with it's own Homelink remote. Small, about the size of a matchbook. Didn't cost me a dime. Works great too. Whoo hoo...saved $300.00!!!!!!!

The 19-year-old EPA tests for city and highway mileage actually gauge vehicle emissions and use that data to derive an estimated fuel-efficiency rating. The EPA tests pre-production vehicles in a lab to simulate vehicle starts and stops on crowded city streets and open road conditions. According to the EPA website, "The tests measure the waste substances emitted from consuming the fuel, not the actual fuel consumed. From the measurement of emissions, EPA can estimate the miles per gallon achieved by the vehicle on average." Your mileage may still vary, but at least EPA estimates will soon give you more realistic expectations. For the first time in 28 years, the EPA is updating the testing procedures used to calculate the average miles per gallon estimates that auto makers use to advertise their vehicles. Read it: Learn it: Live it: http://www.fueleconomy.gov/feg/fe_test_schedules.shtml

In other words, there is no telling where the sound is coming from. Again, get to the dealer. Relay the information you learned here; same problem with Red Edges and it's possible the sounds could be coming from somewhere entirely different than what you and/or the Tech might think. You know...07 makes me think...Do you have a BAMR? And is the sound different with it open and closed?

Then I would get to the dealer as soon as I could.

Stock exhaust or after-market? I know there are some idiotic, ass-bite ricers around here that put those god-awful mufflers on their car and if they aren't put on just right, they cause major problems.