The Tax Cheapo

Chevrolet trucks have long gained a reputation for being strong and dependable. That is why many men from Houston are buying these sturdy vehicles in droves. These strong sales are not only limited to Chevy’s pick-ups and SUVs, but also include semi trucks and other heavy duty vehicles, as well. Most rustic Texas men would rather take a Chevrolet truck to a classy party than arrive driving some fancy luxury car rental. From the Kodiak to the W series, Chevy really knows how to build a truck that is as appealing to look at as it is thrilling to drive.

Light and medium duty trucks are available in a wide array of styles, manufacturer’s brands and colors. Any Houston resident that hasn’t driven one of the Chevy brands before might not have a particular preference until they do. Chevy’s competition comes primarily from Ford and Toyota, but there are many pickup trick aficionados who will not drive anything but Chevrolet truck. Some wouldn’t even consider a discounted Mercedes Benz luxury car rental over a Chevy truck if it was offered to them while they were on vacation.

If you are like so many men in Houston, then you know what kind of quality and durability Chevy delivers. In the eyes of many, Chevy is synonymous with quality, dependability and service. This is true whether you are referring to a small car or a heavy-duty truck. So if you drive a mini-commercial truck or a four-door sedan, there isn’t a single doubt that when you see that Chevy logo, you think of quality.

Chevy means quality. And this will be in the heart and minds of many people forever.

I have been discovering a lot of great new blogs lately. I am still undecided about all the twitter stir. I still savour blogs and have a sizeable number in my feed reader.

The point with blogs is that you can find hidden jewels, and they are from people that really like to put pen to paper.

Sure you can chance some fashionable people on twitter. But, seriously, twitter is for people with add or who dont like to write longer posts. Yes, stacks of people twitter and also blog, and those souls are chill by me, but I am forever and evermore a blog lover.

Blogs draw the author to really articluate their sentiment. Twitter on the other hand merely allows for you to posit it. Call me old fashioned but I suppose there is a point where smaller is no longer best. We have been obsessed with miniturization for so long. Especially when it comes to technology. Surely there has to be a place where we get substance matters. Value matters. What do you believe?

Perhaps the down-to-earth answer dwells in balance. And compromise. You cannot force people to have substance and not be superficial. But, too perhaps you need to pressure the neo libral hippies to lighten up a bit too?