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They said a “small fee” but looking online people are saying you need a whole new year renewal? Is it going to be less than $50? submitted by /u/TheInstigator007 [link] [comments]
Read MoreThe limit is usually 2017 and older at 125,000 miles I think for TDECU. For credit unions like CyFair it’s is like 2017 and 100,000 miles. Big issue right now when even 2010 Corollas with 100K miles are demanding 10-12k submitted by /u/Th…
Read MoreI have checked the Metro website and can’t find any information submitted by /u/TheInstigator007 [link] [comments]
Read MoreI’ve always heard that NYC, Chicago, LA are better, more lively cities, especially for younger folks; compared to Houston – why is that? What do these cities have that we don’t? I mean … we have parks, museums, etc. What exactly do these cities do dif…
Read MoreBonus if it’s one the mister fans. One of the reasons for the great expansion of the sun belt is due to the creation of A/C. It allowed for people to move to warmer weather and have it be bearable. That is also why you see it’s so car dependent – howe…
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Read MoreSo I commute to college everyday and my route is very nice I have to say, it goes straight from my house directly to college, and 70% of the commute is in a straight line. YET, it takes generally 40 minutes – 1 hour+ when by car, even when freeways are…
Read Morehttps://reddit.com/r/UniversityOfHouston/comments/tuorpt/rplace_has_expanded_we_found_a_new_spot_starting/ Originally tried to take over Rutgers but they were really good at defending. Other attempts failed but now that we have an open spot, it’s easie…
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Read MoreI always wondered, what if there is more than 3 cars. From what I see, everyone and their mother drives a car. So a family of 4, probably has 4 cars or minimum 3. Or is it just 2 people living in these 2000+ sqft 3 story townhomes? submitted by …
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