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Hi. My name is Adam and I recently bought 2008 Civic GX from Lia Honda in Williamsville, NY.
I had a really nice Subaru WRX for 3 years, but gasoline just seemed to be creeping up, and up and up so I decided to do something drastic. Initially, I was looking for a cheap 1999 Civic HX with reasonable mileage on the engine but upon searching Honda's site I came upon the GX.
After about a month of searching for a buyer and researching the GX, I sold the Subaru and by chance I found a GX on the lot (and for a brief moment, unspoken for) at Lia. I told myself I would never buy a new car from a dealership ever again, but later amended that to, "a new gasoline-powered car." I bought this car without hesitation at MSRP. There is no buyer's remorse.
In Buffalo, there are 3 public CNG stations for vehicles, all run by the local natural gas monopoly, "National Fuel Gas." I fill up twice a week, for about $10 a tank and drive over 350 miles a week. I save $40 a week in fuel costs at least.
I had a really nice Subaru WRX for 3 years, but gasoline just seemed to be creeping up, and up and up so I decided to do something drastic. Initially, I was looking for a cheap 1999 Civic HX with reasonable mileage on the engine but upon searching Honda's site I came upon the GX.
After about a month of searching for a buyer and researching the GX, I sold the Subaru and by chance I found a GX on the lot (and for a brief moment, unspoken for) at Lia. I told myself I would never buy a new car from a dealership ever again, but later amended that to, "a new gasoline-powered car." I bought this car without hesitation at MSRP. There is no buyer's remorse.
In Buffalo, there are 3 public CNG stations for vehicles, all run by the local natural gas monopoly, "National Fuel Gas." I fill up twice a week, for about $10 a tank and drive over 350 miles a week. I save $40 a week in fuel costs at least.
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