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Q: how much does it cost to ship a car from houston to tbilisi, where can i find out more info?
i need a go0d shipping company to ship a few of my cars from houston to georgia (tbilisi)

A: Please go to our website at: www.enclosedtransport.net ...or you can the office directly 856-336-2713. The reason I can't give you a quote right now is because of fuel prices and I don't know what type of car it is.

Q: Any cheap car rentals in Houston or in Pearland?
Does anyone know any cheap car rentals in Houston or in Pearland? Avis and the other commonly known car rentals are pretty expensive. No preferences...can drive manual cars (as long as functional)...will probably rent for 1-2 months long for extended vacation. Any valid inputs will be greatly appreciated!

A: try using a coupon code from http://www.rentalcarscode.com

Q: does anybody know a car rental place in conroe or houston area?
boyfriend is 20 yrs. and will be he one driving. ez rent a car in houston lets 18-20 do it. but a $25fee and milage. i was wondering if anybody knew a place that was cheap and lets 20 year olds drive. i was wanting to rent the car from: dec 21-jan 3. pick up and drop off at the same time...so most likely around 630 or7. if someone know please let me know! thanks

A: I think Enterprise car rental will let you do that.

Q: ever hear of a company "Rentac" in the Houston area that works on high end cars?
I am looking for a company in Houston that would have put a custom aftermarket exhaust on Porsche. i know it is in the Houston area and it is something like Rentac and is owned by Mike Callis

A: I cant find anything under that name. I will see if I can find it under another name. Only thing close I see is Remmerts Automotive Service 502 E 16th 713-522-3677

Q: what is the best way to ship a car from houston, TX?
What is the best way to ship a used car from Houston or Freeport?

A: first off where are you shipping to?, if local use a local tow service, if to another state use a service that will put car on a trailer for safety and no miles will be put on your cars tires.this service should be bonded and insured. if overseas, use a shipping container designed for automobiles, very dependable and safe way to go. also insured

Q: where can i find a reliable Nissan maxima auto mechanic in Houston?
pls where can i find reliable auto mechanics for my 1997 nissan maxima, in southwest houston. My car cant go faster than 40mph, and also the engine just goes out anytime, so i can be in the middle of a high way, and my car would just stop, this started last week. pls where can i find reliable auto mechanics for my 1997 nissan maxima, in southwest houston. My car cant go faster than 40mph, and also the engine just goes out anytime, so i can be in the middle of a high way, and my car would just stop, this started last week. my oil change and transmission fluid have always been changed frequently

A: check the yellow pages and look for a facility the is AAA certified, as they will help you resolve any issues if not repaired correctly. also when was fuel filter last changed?

Q: what car rental companies in Houston allow their cars to go into Mexico?
planning on taking a road trip from Houston into Mexico and want to rent a car or suv. Want to know also what is the age requirement to rent a car

A: Hertz

Q: What do the car dealerships do with the cars that are in hurricanes? IE hurricane ike..Houston texas?
There was a car in houston that i was going to buy but what will happen now? since there was that flood, will they drop the price or act like it never happened?

A: abaut car dealerships can be read in http://wikipediawiki.org/car/?q=car%20dealerships

Q: where do all of the import cars meet on sarurday nights? in houston?
i was at I-10 and highway 6 last saturday night and there were 100s of hondas ect. im a member of houston imports and i think this was a different group because there were mustangs and tricked trucks as well. does anyone know of other import/car meets around houston on sat nights? thanks! EASY 10 POINTS!

A: anywhere where there is mexicans youll find imports....

Q: Where is there a performance shop that sells parts for muscle cars in houston texas?
for my 2000 z28 camaro

A: they are not in Texas but summit racing.com will have the parts you want and probably cheaper than any other store.

Q: is it safe to eat seafood in seafood restaurants in Houston i still see cars under water near the ocean or bay?
is the water still polluted? is the seafood in seafood restaurants from deep ocean or near the coast?

A: what do cars in the water have to do with seafood in resturants? We have very strict fishing industry rules that they must follow. Majority of the resturants get their seafood from all over the US not just the gulf coast.

Q: do you know any colleges or unis that would fix cars at low costs in houston,tx?
you know some community colleges have autoshop classes and students fix ur car at very very cheap prices... i know some in seattle,wa but i need to find one in houston area? thank you very much for ur answers!

A: Don't know if they work on individual cars (cars not owned by them) but try UTI UTI Texas Main Campus 721 Lockhaven Drive Houston, Texas 77073 Phone: (281) 443-6262 FAX: (281) 443-0610 Toll Free: 1-800-325-0354 also try the school off this website: http://www.hccs.cc.tx.us/necollege/AutoTech/staff_fac.html This is the website to the houston texas area community college that teaches the auto technology

Q: looking for a car dealership in houston that has hooked up cars ready to go?
this car lot is on the northside of houston on a street called holmestead(or hempstead) and it has rims,tv's and radio systems already in the car

A: Look in your yello pages (or google) for "Automobile Conversions" or "Automotive Add-On's"

Q: used cars in houston?
where can i find a good deal on cars, such as a used mini cooper in houston texas?

A: Here're some good websites to find cars :-) You can narrow the search down to your area :-) http://www.autotrader.com http://www.cars.com Hope this helps a little! :-)

Q: Why does Houston love its cars so much?
I don't get why people here feel that cars should be a part of their every day life. Why aren't alternative ways of getting around accepted better? I live in suburban NW Houston, just on the outskirts of city limits. I'm 17 years old, and it's kinda expected that all teens drive at 16 and have a car. Problem is: My parents are in some money troubles, and having a car means paying for premiums on insurance for teens, a good car, gas, permit/license and driver's ed, repairs, etc. How is one suppose to afford all this, during a recession? I live along a stupid road, with old mom & pop stores and industrial factories. It's a new cookie cutter subdivision, built in a stupid place. For some reason, all the people here aren't my type for friends, as I never met them before, a good number are Asian, and they all don't seem sociable. My real friends (of many) live farther away near and in the Jersey Village area and nobody's coming here to give me a lift. My parents are too busy to give me a life. So in the end, I have NO choice but to wait until my dad can scrounge up enough money to get a decent car. Which might take forever. Meanwhile my teen years are flashing by fast. This is the time in life where you are still kinda treated like a child, but you also get more responsibilities so you get the best of both worlds. That's gone when I'm 18. As anyone knows in suburban Houston, other alternatives are bad b/c: - Walking in the Texas heat, weeds (no sidewalks), litter, and dodging cars is lousy - No bike lanes, so you go along the curb and get run over - No public transport out of city limits As you can see, there's a large disparity between the people who have (cars) and the have-nots (no cars). I notice that the people with cars are much more affluent, talented, and popular. As well as leading towards a better life than their non-car counterparts. There's not fair. But there's very unfair, and the chances of improvements in life for non-cars is slim. Do you think a transportation reform should be in order? How about we designate a lane or two on the freeways to dedicate to light rail and bike lanes? Make zoning happen, and kill the ugly suburban sprawl. Make sidewalks everywhere. Improve the bus routes, and make buses more cleaner and nicer to go in. Put tolls on every freeway, and money made goes to more better transportation. Would you agree that Houston needs reform in the way people get around? After all, it's just Point A to Point B. Nobody should love their cars or get so attached: it's just a tool. The city should be more fair to those of us who aren't so lucky to have one. Do you guys not understand? How do I get to a job, if I don't have a car? It's so spread out, that any good convenient workplace for teens (like restaurants, the mall, etc.) are located several miles away from me. If you didn't notice, I don't have a car! How am I suppose to get there? It's not that I don't want a job, I can't get a job if I can't get there! Oh, and btw: Parents work, friends live far away to come over and give me a lift. So yeah, how am I suppose to get there? If you guys claim that you need a car in Houston, esp suburban Houston, to get around, how would I get to a job? Eh? @Streaker: That's why I said "reforms"! @Everyone: Sorry. I guess some people don't know what it's like where I live. I live on the OUTSKIRTS of Houston. I don't know anyone that walks miles and miles around out here. You're deemed crazy if you do. I'm well aware life ain't always fair. However, life shouldn't be this unfair. I DON'T want a car. I NEED a car. Life in suburbia does not function without one. Sure, I can walk. I do it all the time in fact. But like I said, it's INEFFICIENT. When you combine the Texas sun + no sidewalks + lots of weeds & ditches + litter, it's not a surprise why nobody walks out here often. Biking? Uh, there aren't bike lanes around here. I tried riding my bike yesterday, but it was really scary and it takes a long time to wait for a lane to clear to cross over. I bet a lot of you are spoiled. You already had cars given by your parents or you had better access to jobs & friends then I do. You just love your cars b/c you know you can't live without 'em.

A: In Houston, you need a car. Period. The city is too spread out for practical public transit (unless you are retired and have a lot of time). Biking for miles in the Texas sun? Forget it, you can have a tax rate of 90% on everyone and build all the bike lanes you want. There will still be few bikers. Get an after school job and maybe you can contribute to paying for some of the gas, insurance premiums for your family car.Many families have just one car and the ppl just share the car. If you earn enough $, maybe you can pay some taxes that will help improve public transit.