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Fahmid ul
I want to build a custom gaming PC with high configuration so that I can play latest games (2012) at high frame rate. My budget is $900. Please help me.
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I believe what you looking for is this
http://www.affordableproductreview.com/products/?go=make-high-performance-gaming-desktop-2013-games-ready
The gaming pc would cost you around $800. It has the following parts:
* Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3 motherboard,
* AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition,
* Class 9 DDR3 4x4 GB memory modules,
* MSI Radeon HD R6850 Cyclone,
* WD 500 GB SATA hard drive,
* Samsung BluRay Combo Internal,
* NZXTâs TEMPEST 210 Massive Midtower Case, and
* Acer G235hAbd 23" Widescreen LCD Monitor
I believe what you looking for is this
http://www.affordableproductreview.com/products/?go=make-high-performance-gaming-desktop-2013-games-ready
The gaming pc would cost you around $800. It has the following parts:
* Gigabyte GA-970A-UD3 motherboard,
* AMD Phenom II X4 965 Black Edition,
* Class 9 DDR3 4x4 GB memory modules,
* MSI Radeon HD R6850 Cyclone,
* WD 500 GB SATA hard drive,
* Samsung BluRay Combo Internal,
* NZXTâs TEMPEST 210 Massive Midtower Case, and
* Acer G235hAbd 23" Widescreen LCD Monitor
how much did u pay for a brand new 2013 dodge caravan SE and what state and city if u wish to add?
Erica Garz
we're looking into buying a new 2013 dodge caravan SE and don't want to over pay for it can you share your experience at the dealership/salesman and how u negotiated the price did u pay cash or finance did u walk out and come back , how much down did u put on your vehicle, what was your negotiating strategy did u make dealerships compete over your business? Or what other minivan do you suggest please share.
Answer
We just bought a 2013 Chrysler Town & Country Touring. It runs for 29,000 to 30,000 for the base price. If you really want everything in your vehicle, then you should go for Town & Country. Chrysler has Dual DVD on Touring-l fully loaded, Blind Spot Monitoring, Rear Cross Path Detection, heated first and second row seats, power third row folding seats and so on. Chrysler and Dodge is good, but Dodge really need to step up their game on the Grand Caravan. When we went to the dealer, we wanted a Limited. We was not approved, and when we got a co-signer, they ( the salesman ) told us no. They were mean, and did not even tell us about the van. We had to get a brochure and explain to them what is standard and what is optional. They did not even let us re-Finance our car. We do like the Touring, But we just know the Limited was best for us. We put 6,000 down for the vehicle. and is still paying it off. When It comes to buying a minivan, you need to have a brochure, go online and read the pricing, and see what comes standard and what is optional. Toyota is good, but Toyota don't really offer what Chrysler/Dodge do. I would tell you more, but that would be to long to read. The Honda Odyssey is great as well. They also offer some of the same stuff Toyota Offer. Like 8 seats ( standard on certain models ) 16inch DVD screen. ( Standard on certain models ) and navigation which is standard on certain models. Minivans are great for families, but when choosing one, You really need to see road test reviews, pricing, standard family features, what's up under the hood, what van is quiet and come with soundproof windows ( Limited Town & Country ) and which one would look good as It wore. These are the Minivans you can search for you and your family.
1. Chrysler Town & Country
2. Dodge Grand Caravan.
3. Honda Odyssey
4. Toyota Sienna
5. Kia Sedona
6. Mazda 5 ( seats six )
7. Nissan Quest
All vans are good, but when It comes to choosing, For me, It's the Town & Country. And remember, when choosing a minivan, get the brochures, read every word, look what standard and what optional, Judge Interior and exterior, Judge engine, and last but not least judge the family features. Good luck. I hope you choose the best minivan for your family.
We just bought a 2013 Chrysler Town & Country Touring. It runs for 29,000 to 30,000 for the base price. If you really want everything in your vehicle, then you should go for Town & Country. Chrysler has Dual DVD on Touring-l fully loaded, Blind Spot Monitoring, Rear Cross Path Detection, heated first and second row seats, power third row folding seats and so on. Chrysler and Dodge is good, but Dodge really need to step up their game on the Grand Caravan. When we went to the dealer, we wanted a Limited. We was not approved, and when we got a co-signer, they ( the salesman ) told us no. They were mean, and did not even tell us about the van. We had to get a brochure and explain to them what is standard and what is optional. They did not even let us re-Finance our car. We do like the Touring, But we just know the Limited was best for us. We put 6,000 down for the vehicle. and is still paying it off. When It comes to buying a minivan, you need to have a brochure, go online and read the pricing, and see what comes standard and what is optional. Toyota is good, but Toyota don't really offer what Chrysler/Dodge do. I would tell you more, but that would be to long to read. The Honda Odyssey is great as well. They also offer some of the same stuff Toyota Offer. Like 8 seats ( standard on certain models ) 16inch DVD screen. ( Standard on certain models ) and navigation which is standard on certain models. Minivans are great for families, but when choosing one, You really need to see road test reviews, pricing, standard family features, what's up under the hood, what van is quiet and come with soundproof windows ( Limited Town & Country ) and which one would look good as It wore. These are the Minivans you can search for you and your family.
1. Chrysler Town & Country
2. Dodge Grand Caravan.
3. Honda Odyssey
4. Toyota Sienna
5. Kia Sedona
6. Mazda 5 ( seats six )
7. Nissan Quest
All vans are good, but when It comes to choosing, For me, It's the Town & Country. And remember, when choosing a minivan, get the brochures, read every word, look what standard and what optional, Judge Interior and exterior, Judge engine, and last but not least judge the family features. Good luck. I hope you choose the best minivan for your family.
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