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so just look for Honda/Toyota then [emoji102]
…kid’s simply not going to think about maintenance, same way he doesn’t think about food, just expects it to be there [emoji2369]
quite possible, lived in NC for 20 years. made that NC>NY trip too many times to remember.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Chupacabra
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the problem with those honda elements is the 4wd kicks off at something like 35 or 45 mph. if it weren't for that I would definitely have one for a ski trip vehicle.
I'd search for an old Lexus RX (Highlander in a suit, 2 row only for the age you'd get for $8K). Something circa 2008-2012 should be obtainable in that price range in decent shape.Quote:
Originally Posted by twomartinis
That and RXes are driven almost exclusively by 55-75 year old white women who always have them maintained by the Lexus dealer, heated garage kept, and likely with a second set of winter wheels and tires that also were stored at the Lexus dealer.
Just don't get the 2005 first gen RX330. Lot's of problems with water pumps & radiators.
That's definitely the profile for the original purchaser. That, and real estate agents.Quote:
Originally Posted by BmillsSkier
Just got my E350 back from the shop. Road construction mistake WRECKED my front end suspension. Super sucked but they had to replace my struts and axles. Gonna swap tires next with some nice Michelins.
All said, my trusty steed continues to be incredibly reliable and I'm still loving it. Can't believe it's 10+ years old now! Helluva car.
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That sounds pricey! I thought you were thinking of selling it?
Someone asked if you would trust a car with $235,000 mi on it and the answer is maybe. My Volvo is a one owner car that's always been meticulously maintained. I just put three grand into rebuilding the front suspension and it drives like new. So yeah it depends.
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We were going to. Ends up we couldn't bring ourselves to part ways with it. Especially since it seats 7. So ultimately we decided to sell the C30 instead, much as it pains me. I love that little car too.Quote:
Originally Posted by mcski
I still have it, but the time is coming soon when we shall part ways. [emoji24]
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^^ What are you thinking you are going to ask for it? Not like I could justify it now but I like to think about them.
Welcome to life with 3 kids... Wagon plus milf van, not such a bad way to outfit a fleet.
We have a local family interested in it for like 8. Would let it go for less tho given its questionable history. Lol. Honestly tho, it's been pretty bulletproof ever since the rebuild. I've enjoyed the heck out of it. What a solid, well-built little hatch. A damn shame Volvo never gave us another.Quote:
Originally Posted by gravitylover
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Nope. Not bad at all. I'm pretty darn content with a pimp minivan and a nice euro sled.Quote:
Originally Posted by fatnslow
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I really like those new VW battery vans but the prices are ridiculous and I'm not a big EV fan and would have preferred a petrol engine.Quote:
Originally Posted by MontuckyFried
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I think that too when I look out at my really nicely equipped AWD SE and XC 60 R Design w/Polestar tune.Quote:
Originally Posted by MontuckyFried