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Divo -
Pronunciation - `dE-vo'
Function: noun
Etymology: Italian, literally, god. From Latin, male of divus - divine, godly.
See also: Prima Don
Doctor-
Pronunciation - `daek-tar'
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English doctour - teacher, do
Pronunciation - `dE-vo'
Function: noun
Etymology: Italian, literally, god. From Latin, male of divus - divine, godly.
See also: Prima Don
Doctor-
Pronunciation - `daek-tar'
Function: noun
Etymology: Middle English doctour - teacher, do
All feedback (838)
- e***g (1227)- Feedback left by buyer.More than a year agoVerified purchaseTracking number was totally incorrect. USPS for the past week stated "awaiting item" so I did not know if the item had been mailed or not. Incorrect tracking number was for First Class package (which only goes up to one lb. in weight). I wondered what was going on since I suspected the item weighed more than one lb. meaning it would have to be shipped by Priority Mail. The incorrect tracking number also meant I did not know when the package would arrive. But it did and all is well. Thanks!
- i***t (3)- Feedback left by buyer.More than a year agoVerified purchaseThe item was in immaculate condition, it was better than what was listed, it shipped very quickly, it was a very good deal and it was packaged very well. I highly recommend this seller.
- t***1 (3714)- Feedback left by buyer.More than a year agoVerified purchaseItem exactly as advertised and very well packed. Very smooth and professional transaction. A+++ seller.
- ebmt_79 (188)- Feedback left by buyer.More than a year agoVerified purchaseThank you for doing business with me!
- r***e (969)- Feedback left by buyer.More than a year agoVerified purchaseItem arrived quick and safe as described. Pleasure doing business. A+++
- a***0 (1042)- Feedback left by buyer.More than a year agoVerified purchaseArrived fast and was described accurately
Reviews (3)
Aug 04, 2020
Nice travel mug
Kind of fun. Top is difficult to get screwed on.
May 19, 2016
Might be better than sliced bread
I've wanted one of these (again) for years; this seller's price for a NIB model had me finally indulge myself.
I wasn't around before there were bread slicers, but slicing up a loaf of bread is no inconvenience compared with ironing.
This device - it's a breeze. Imagine a world with crisp pillow cases, perfect creases and without wrinkles. It will all be yours if you buy one of these. Unlike the first one I had, this one even beeps loudly when the iron is closed and your article has reached maximum time/temperature. It's NEARLY idiot-proof.
Auto-shut off, steam, I tell you - I'll slice my own bread as long as I can have one of these.
May 05, 2007
For those who prefer uniqueness, deep satisfaction
9 of 9 found this helpful I didn't set out to buy this car. My old reliable reached the end of its service life more quickly than expected, and the example I bought happened to be available, and heavily discounted. I bought it initially because I thought it would serve.
It's been to my great and pleasant surprise that this car has been among my favorites I've ever owned.
The GXP came with nearly every feature available on a GM car; the few options were usually found on any car you'll find. The car does nearly everything based on a late 1990s' standard - there is no navigation, there is no bluetooth. The stereo is adequate for a $40,000 car. Seats are comfortable, and the interior design is pleasing, albeit very VERY busy. Material quality is sharply lower than one would find in a comparably equipped Lucerne or Japanese model. Assembly quality is very good.
The Northstar V8 is powerful, and sounds WAY sexy. Gas mileage will be poorer than you'd expect. The car handles SO VERY WELL. Zounds! It just is glued to the pavement, and is easily tossed for a very large sedan. The car doesn't seem to plow as do most nose-heavy front drivers.
Transmission is very smooth. Interior (road) noise is higher than you'd expect for a car of this price point, but replacing the OEM tires may provide some relief.
The trunk is huge, the back seat capacious, the climate control competent, and the ride quite acceptable for a car with such sporting pretense.
And it looks FABULOUS. I've been stopped several times by gentlemen piloting customized 300 and Chargers who've asked me about my car. It's something you won't see another example of - perhaps the only other large, competent sedan you could buy and be the only guy in town to drive would be the VW Phaeton.
I have the crimson red tintcoat, and with the factory 18" five star wheels, it just looks awesome.
I got mine for just under $20,000 - a complete steal, as compared to what competing cars would cost.
Some suggestions - have it thoroughly checked out, and get a service contract - no one would want to own a Northstar equipped car without having someone else picking up the bills on repairs.
For more information about this delightful car, you can check the online bonnevilleclub -