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    I went with a Toyota Avalon for my soon to be family. Plenty of space, nice power and reliability, and safe.

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    Choosing the appropriate transportation for your family is not a sigh of getting old but one of maturity.












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    Quote Originally Posted by ictponder View Post
    I feel old, but this seemed like a good deal. 2005 Mountaineer Premier, paid only $8,500 OTD has 108,000 miles fully loaded V8 AWD. KBB is $12,600. My wife is very happy that we can now accomodate our growing family.


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    no alex no , you have a jeep

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    After getting a GL320 (7 seats SUV) I stopped driving VR4. It is such a smooth sailing, especially on the roads that nobody cares to fix (seems like most of them). VR4 is dd no more
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    I'll be stuck with the Sonoma, which is worse than my base for DD. Ask my wife, I'm sure she'll tell you it rides nice though :/

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    Quote Originally Posted by ictponder View Post
    I'll be stuck with the Sonoma, which is worse than my base for DD. Ask my wife, I'm sure she'll tell you it rides nice though :/
    my wife has an 03 crew cab sonoma. it's a nice truck. it IS a gm, and has the standard complaints associated with that...but overall, it's super nice. it had 5% tint when we got it, and it was awesome.

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    Quote Originally Posted by nodoze View Post
    no alex no , you have a jeep
    Haha, I love my Jeep. Not giving it up.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Granny View Post
    Choosing the appropriate transportation for your family is not a sigh of getting old but one of maturity.
    Oh, stop, Karen - he's getting OLD - just leave it there....














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