Wouldn't you just take the Candy cane Highway, past sugar cube square, and then past the lollypop fields, into Sugarland. Not very far but a very magical trip.
LOL. The city of SugarLand, TX. streets and areas should be named that. If you have ever heard of Imperial sugar cane and all the products they make. It all comes out of Sugarland, TX.
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I'm in the Cleark Lake/Pasadena area. My Nissan lease will be up next year, and I hope to join the 300C crowd. I like the SRT8, but I don't think my significant other will go for the price/MPG rating. By the way, does anyone in the Houston area have forced induction for their 300? I'd like to supercharge the V8 Hemi.
Awesome choice on your future car bamboo!!!! There are many other factors you can use to persuade significant others into NEEDING an SRT8 I know there is at least one supercharged LX in Houston. It appears to be a ways off before forced induction is proven technology for our cars, but there are a number of pioneers across the US willing to go through the growing pains so that the rest of us don't have to
PappaD, be sure to come out to the saturday night car event at the Kroger on Spring Cypress and Champion Forest. A few of us H-Town LXers have fun there.
for me, all depends on what family activities preceed the evening, but 6pm is a good guideline. we usually park by behind the Wendy's. look for SRTBEE's yellow SuperBee SRT/8, FreebirdSRT SuperBee or 300 SRT/8. NotYetA's 300C is usually there as well as my SRT/8. Send me a PM and I'll get you my cell number so we can coordinate for then next time we show up.
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I know there is at least one supercharged LX in Houston. It appears to be a ways off before forced induction is proven technology for our cars, but there are a number of pioneers across the US willing to go through the growing pains so that the rest of us don't have to 
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