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I recently went to this dealership and this guy is a dealer who you know won’t bullshit you. I am stuck between a 1999 chevy malibu or the 2001 oldsmobile intrigue. The malibu has a scratch on the hood and would need touched up for an extra $200. It has a sunroof with 93k miles. It doesn’t run as smooth as the oldsmobile (I took it for a test drive.) The malibu has a cd/cassette player and so does the oldsmobile. The malibu has stickers on the back that can’t come off like University stickers. Also the control panel for the switches like windows is loose but can be fixed. The malibu’s glove box handle is alittle loose but can be fixed as well. The oldsmobile is alittle bigger, has no sunroof with 109k miles and has a cd/cassette player. Also the gas thing is on the drivers side. I heard malibus gas thing tends to rust. The oldsmobile has a keyless entry, its a/c just needs recharged. I really like BOTH! I’m probably getting the intrigue but which one do you guys think I should get?

I currently own a 2007 Chevy Cobalt 2.2 LT with a 5- Speed it’s not a bad car, but it will be running out of factory warranty soon although it hasn’t given me any major problems its not the best in quality I have owned. Because of recent gas prices and the fact I don’t want to drive a environmentally unfriendly vehicle I have narrowed my decision down to the following and need help deciding. Either a 2008 Hyundai Accent SE 3 Door hatchback with abs and side airbags 5 speed and sport package basically power everything for 14,000 locks the works etc. The other is a 2009 Toyota Corolla 5 Speed which doesn’t have any windows or locks but has ABS and airbags and AC for a couple of hundred dollars more than the Accent. Here is the tough part I owe more on the Cobalt than what it is worth, so I may have to wrap a little bit into the new purchase which would last the longest and have the most resale value and finally should I just stick it out with the Cobalt. Thank you so much for your help!

Compaq Presario SR5502FH:

# Operating System Genuine Windows Vista Home Basic with Service Pack 1
# Processor Intel Celeron D Processor 440
# Processor Speed 2.0GHz
# Chipset Intel G31 Express Chipset
# Cache (L2) 512KB L2 Cache
# Bus Speed 800MHz Front Side Bus
# Memory 2048MB PC2-6400 DDR2 SDRAM memory (2×1024MB) (expandable to 4GB)
# Hard Drive 160GB 7200RPM SATA hard drive
# Optical Drive SuperMulti DVD Burner with LightScribe Technology 16x max DVDR, 8x max DVDR DL, 8x max DVD+RW, 6x max DVD-RW, 12x max DVD-RAM, 40x max CD-R, 32x max CD-RW, 16x max DVD-ROM, 40x CD-ROM
# Video Graphics Intel Graphics Media Accelerator 3100 with 128MB dedicated graphics memory. Up to 287MB Total Available Graphics Memory as allocated by Windows Vista
# Network Interface Integrated 10/100BaseT network interface

Compaq Presario SR5510F:

# Operating System Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium with Service Pack 1
# Processor AMD Athlon X2 5000 Dual-Core Processor
# Processor Speed 2.6GHz
# Chipset nVIDIA nForce 430 Chipset
# Cache (L2) 1MB L2 Cache
# Bus Speed 2000MT/s System Bus
# Memory 2048MB PC2-6400 DDR2 SDRAM memory (2×1024MB) (expandable to 4GB)(
# Hard Drive 500GB 7200RPM Serial ATA hard drive
# Expandable Drive Bay HP Pocket Media Drive Bay
# Optical Drive(s) SuperMulti DVD Burner with LightScribe Technology 16x DVD?R, 8x DVD+RW, 6x DVD-RW, 8x DVD+R DL, 8x DVD-R DL, 12x DVD-RAM, 16x DVD-ROM, 40x CDR, 32x CDRW, 40x CD-ROM
# Video Graphics NVIDIA GeForce 6150 SE Graphics with TurboCache with 128MB dedicated graphics memory. Up to 831MB Total Available Graphics Memory as allocated by Windows Vista
# Integrated 10/100BaseT network interface

HP Pavilion a6600f:

* Intel Pentium dual-core processor E2200 operating at 2.2GHz
* 1MB L2 cache
* 800MHz frontside bus
* 3GB of PC2-6400 DDR2 SDRAM memory (2GB + 1GB); maximum memory capacity: 4GB
* 320GB 7200-rpm Serial ATA (SATA) hard drive
* LightScribe SuperMulti DVD drive (reads/writes DVD±R/RW, DVD-RAM, DVD±R Double Layer, CD-R/RW)
* Front-panel 15-in-1 memory card reader
* 56K V.920 modem
* 10/100Base-T Ethernet network interface (RJ-45)
* 6 USB 2.0 ports (2 front, 4 back)
* 2 FireWire (IEEE 1394) ports (1 front, 1 back)
* 2 PS/2 ports
* nVidia GeForce 7100 Graphics with TurboCache, with 128MB dedicated video memory and up to 1343MB total available (including shared)
* High Definition Audio, 8 speaker configurable
* Audio ports: Digital audio in/out, microphone input, line-in and line-out jacks; Rear speaker out, Side speaker out, Center (subwoofer) out
* HP multimedia keyboard
* HP optical mouse

Well right now I have a messed up old airwalk board. Heavy and no concave. I need a new board that can do the job but doesn’t go crazy on money. (I am street skater no ramps)

Deck: Blank boards here are around 20 dollars. Pretty cheap. Zero baker or element is 55 bucks around here. Whats the different of the blank and the zero/element/baker. Is one lighter? better concave? (i dont care about the graphics). Which do you suggest is more comfy and worth it all?

Trucks: I am not a strong person and I need light trucks. People say to get independent because they don’t break fast. But i am comfortable with lite trucks. switch trucks are 30 and independent is 50. Which is the best?

Wheels: Well I was suggested for big wheels to go over cracks and go faster and smoother. that would really help but they cant be to heavy. which is the lightest and biggest wheel? (not to pricey)

Bearings:Well my only question is about bones reds bearings. Are they strong and fast and good for street