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Ely
http://www.elyliu.com
Member Since Dec 1st, 2005

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North Carolina's Supercar Sensation gets you behind the wheel without breaking the bank

May 18th 2009 1:16AM on Autoblog

What is your email?

Verizon exclusivity ends, YouTube Mobile opens the gates

Jun 16th 2007 10:12PM on Engadget Mobile

Doesn't work on my Q :( It got the same error as the YouTube Mobile

Win a Nissan book or CD-ROM from Autoblog Latino

Apr 25th 2007 6:19PM on Autoblog Latino

Z car rules!!!!

Online car sales - is now the time?

May 28th 2006 1:46AM on Autoblog

I've used the internet to shop for my last 2 cars. I just email the different dealerships. I love shopping for cars online because...
1. it's easy to compare prices quotes between dealerships. If you walk into a dealership, it's usually pretty hard to get a quote.
2. hassel-free. After you negociate the price via email, you just go and pick up the car.
3. from my experience, the price is lower than average as well. We just got a Nissan Murano $500 under invoice. :)

Zen and the auditory art of automaking

May 6th 2006 8:27PM on Autoblog

When I first heard the 350z, I knew I had to get it. :) It is the most exotic sounding car under $40k, IMO. I like the Imprezas when they have exhaust as well.

My 350z should keep me happy until I can afford a REAL exotic car. ;)

TiVo serves up a Nissan ad

Dec 11th 2005 3:34AM on AdJab

You can see the "Making of" video as well now... http://www.elyliu.com/blog/2005/12/11/my-first-streaming-video/

TiVo serves up a Nissan ad

Dec 1st 2005 1:33AM on AdJab

I just captured the commercial tonight and put it on my website... http://elyliu.com/350z/Nissan%20350z%20commercial.wmv

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.

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