How Do I Get From N J To Manhattan Other Than By Private Auto?
Jul 04, 2009 by Jim | Posted in New York City
I will be staying at a motel in New Jersey across from Manhattan and desire to go into Manhattan without driving my car. What is easiest way to do that?
JIM
Sincerely, the easiest thing to do would be to drive your car into the city and then immediately park it and leave it there until you're ready to go welcoming comfortable with.
Why? Because although you might save a measly buck or two by taking trains and buses and subways, etc., it will be such a huge vexation in the butt, and it will take so long, that by the time you get into New York City you'll be tired and exhausted already.
But, if you drive your car in, and don't get grey, traffic in New York City is not at all as bad as it's made out to be, then you'll be comfortable and refreshed when you get into town and, even better, when you decide to go to the quick, you won't have to face yet more buses and trains and subways all over again to get out of town.
Good luck, and the link below is to a webpage about How To Mean In New York City...
Does Anyone Know Anything About Auto Brokers In Colorado?
Aug 21, 2006 by ao1085 | Posted in Buying & Selling
My spouse and I are relocating to Denver from NYC (where we do not own a car), and my new employer suggested that once I find a car I want, that I should negotiate the best price and then contact an auto dealer, who is supposed to be able to get me the exact make/model (with the same options) but at a lower price. His grounds is that the broker's fee is included in what they charge, and since they have access to multiple dealers where they can get the car, you end up saving some money in the end.
I am unskilled in with these brokers, and I want to make sure this is legitimate and/or necessary. Coming from New York, I grasp certain areas have their own inner-workings (e.g. using a real estate broker to find an apartment in Manhattan).
Also, once I do communicate with this broker, how do I pay him/her? Does anyone recommend a good auto broker? Thanks!!!
Highlands Ranch Auto Brokers is an old neighbor of mine from when I lived in Metro Denver.
Dave and Shorie are discriminative folks and will be glad to help. 2 nice kids, too.
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