Remember to low-ball your offer. Think about what you would do if you were the seller of the said vehicle.
Look at the blue book dealer trade-in value and use that as your starting value. You're bound to get a no, but that's when you have room to negotiate. After two or three rounds of...
Consider this:
- On major roads in NYC, the speed limit tends to be 25mph
- Your bike goes 15mph
- Fastest NYC walker tends to do 5mph
So, you're going right in-between the two speeds, but you're going at 3x the speed of pedestrians but more than half the speed of the cars.
Do you think it's...
Nope - HTML works just as well with "AJAX," as DOM still applies. You just need to be sure that you're using a strict doctype. So, HTML 4.01 Strict or XHTML 1.0 would both work, but not the transitional stuff. It's important or else it'd be difficult for the client to figure out how to...
Nope - HTML works just as well with "AJAX," as DOM still applies. You just need to be sure that you're using a strict doctype. So, HTML 4.01 Strict or XHTML 1.0 would both work, but not the transitional stuff. It's important or else it'd be difficult for the client to figure out how to...
Nope - HTML works just as well with "AJAX," as DOM still applies. You just need to be sure that you're using a strict doctype. So, HTML 4.01 Strict or XHTML 1.0 would both work, but not the transitional stuff. It's important or else it'd be difficult for the client to figure out how to...