Moving to Lake Havasu City, AZ
07-21-2016, 04:08 PM
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Moving to Lake Havasu City, AZ
How is your Corvette club down there? And...how is the dealership for service? Looking forward to moving down there in a year or two in all probability. Any handy information would be appreciated. Thanks. 
07-27-2016, 12:43 AM
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Regarding the dealership, I picked up my 2016 at Bradley Chevrolet in Lake Havasu. They did a courtesy delivery on behalf of MacMulkin. They were very pleasant to deal with at that level, though I can't say anything about service other than it's always possible they are as pleasant as the sales department.
If you're moving from Portland to Lake Havasu, just remember that summer temperatures are brutal in Lake Havasu. Besides that the desert is a fantastic place to live, so maybe it's worth it to put up with the summer heat if you have the constitution for it.
If you're moving from Portland to Lake Havasu, just remember that summer temperatures are brutal in Lake Havasu. Besides that the desert is a fantastic place to live, so maybe it's worth it to put up with the summer heat if you have the constitution for it.
07-27-2016, 09:36 AM
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Regarding the dealership, I picked up my 2016 at Bradley Chevrolet in Lake Havasu. They did a courtesy delivery on behalf of MacMulkin. They were very pleasant to deal with at that level, though I can't say anything about service other than it's always possible they are as pleasant as the sales department.
If you're moving from Portland to Lake Havasu, just remember that summer temperatures are brutal in Lake Havasu. Besides that the desert is a fantastic place to live, so maybe it's worth it to put up with the summer heat if you have the constitution for it.
If you're moving from Portland to Lake Havasu, just remember that summer temperatures are brutal in Lake Havasu. Besides that the desert is a fantastic place to live, so maybe it's worth it to put up with the summer heat if you have the constitution for it.
07-27-2016, 10:08 AM
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You have the right idea. Arising pre-dawn and enjoying the desert at its coolest is definitely the ticket in hot weather.
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