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A comparison of two cars I would like to own: a Chevy Bel-air and a Pontiac Firebird

A comparison of two cars I would like to own: a Chevy Bel-air and a Pontiac Firebird. Presented By: Alex Ram Project 15: Buying Your First Car 12/22/10. Chevy Bel-Air. Pontiac Firebird. Lets Look at the Chevy Bel-Air.

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A comparison of two cars I would like to own: a Chevy Bel-air and a Pontiac Firebird

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  1. A comparison of two cars I would like to own: a Chevy Bel-air and a Pontiac Firebird Presented By: Alex Ram Project 15: Buying Your First Car 12/22/10

  2. Chevy Bel-Air Pontiac Firebird

  3. Lets Look at the Chevy Bel-Air The Bel-Air is a classy, slick car with a smooth, and sharp look. Its glossy paint and tinted windows make it the perfect ride to cruise around in.

  4. Safety features of the Bel-Air The safety rating of the Bel-Air is very low. Although it has a sturdy frame, the walls and sheet metal fold like paper and can cause serious injury. This car would not be for everyday use, but more for a nice cruise around town. https://www.youtube.com/

  5. Technology and Entertainment Features of the Bel-Air The Bel-Air is a car equipped with lots of great technology and entertainment. Listed below are some of its features: • Awesome Cassette stereo system • A 235-horsepower 350 V-8 engine • Two front doors • Lots of legroom • “Wings” • Hidden Cup Holders These features are important because even though they are out of date and old, modifying what exists is what makes something even better. Inside a ’52 Chevy Bel-Air

  6. Specifications of the Bel-Air • 350 V-8 engine • Automatic or Manual transmission • 235-horsepower • 2 Front Seats with a bench in the back • Leather Seats • Chrome encrusted plates

  7. City vs. Highway Miles Per Gallon of the Bel-Air City MPG: 15 Highway MPG: 18 Tank holds an average of 24 gallons Average price per gallon of gas: ~$2.97 Average mile per week I drive: 25 Total weekly gas bill: ~$4.95 Location of the ’56 Bel-Air gas tank

  8. Now lets look at the Pontiac Firebird The Pontiac Firebird is a classic, sleek roadster build for speed and looks.

  9. Safety features of the Firebird The Safety rating of the 2002 Pontiac Firebird Tans Am is 4/5 stars • Front Air Bags • 4 Wheel ABS • Daytime Running Lights • Adjustable Front Upper Belts

  10. Technology and Entertainment Features of the Firebird The Firebird is a car equipped with lots of great technology and entertainment. Listed below are some of its features: • Convertible Top • Seat Heaters • GPS System • Auxiliary Port • Leather Seats These features are more updated than the Bel-Air so there is no need to upgrade and spend more money.

  11. Specifications of the Firebird • Manual or Automatic Transmission • Standard Engine 3.8L V6 • 200 Horsepower • 4 Seats, Two doors • Up to a 6 speed manual transmission

  12. City vs. Highway Mile Per Gallon of the Firebird City MPG: 19 Highway MPG: 30 Tank holds an average of 16.5 gallons Average price per gallon of gas: ~$2.97 Average mile per week I drive: 25 Total weekly gas bill: ~$4.95

  13. Final Costs Chevy Bel-Air Pontiac Firebird ~$28,000 ~$30,000

  14. Thanks for WatchingWhich Car would you choose?

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