Great news! they are going to open up infiniti again! but under a different name now...

http://www.autowestinfiniti.ca/

Ya!! I don't have to bring my car to service in Colquitlam!

 

niceee find dude...i bought my car from the Richmond auto mall...but then again why do i even need to go back to the dealership...they overcharge you for service etc....the richmond auto mall infiniti/nissan dealership had to been one of the worst places ive ever been...

 

was wondering...do you guys around richmond/vancouver/surrey etc etc get together and have meets?

 

We have MEET here at our richmond HILL !!
You can drive 1 week over to here for a meet.

Hey to ya all in Vancouver !

Kcc

 

kccbaby ..says in your location that your from Ontario tho?

 

was just joke'n around...

we got a richmond here in Ontario too...

Kcc

 

I'm wondering which specific spot will the new Infiniti dealership be located in? Right beside the newly built Richmond Nissan dealership? Because the whole idea was to be in a separate building entity away from Nissan.

On a side note, we try to have some local Vancouver meets several times a year. Check the http://www.g35.ca message board for further info.

 

yeah i've been on that site before...not many people active there so i stick to these boards

 

Say, how do you guys like living in B.C., specifically the Vancouver-area?

I've lived in the Toronto-area (with a short stint in Ottawa) for most of my life but I've been seriously thinking of maybe retiring out there. I got to start putting some plans in place.

Any feedback?

 

I got very bad service from Infiniti/nissan, its ridiculous. Even toyota provided better service

I think autowest infiniti will be a lot better, since my friend has been getting great service from autowest BMW.

 

Its a great place to retire, but everything is hella expensive. Expect to pay premium for newspaper or milk. I forgot which one

 

Thanks for expressing your interest in Vancity, it is an incredible place to live. Sure there are issues like traffic congestion and housing shortages that most big cities suffer from, but that is one of the sacrifices we must make.

As far as more people moving into the area, no thanks. We have enough! I would suggest somewhere like Victoria or the southern interior BC (i.e. Penticton, Osoyoos). These locations offer great climates with a slower pace, and far fewer "city" problems. The cost of living is also more moderate.

 

^hey I like your forum name.

 

I have heard about how expensive things are out that way and the housing shortages, etc. I am thinking of maybe buying an investment condo in the area, perhaps even sight unseen, but am a bit concerned about the horror stories of hidden rain damage in many condo buildings because of poor building construction practices and/or lack of good building codes. By the way, hope I'm not stealin' anyone's thread.