Hello Everyone
#31
05-30-2005, 02:54 PM
RE: Hello Everyone
Yes,,,,about 6,000 miles left,,,6 month warranty. We drove it and really liked the way it drove. I have previously had a Ford Explorer so it was smoother ride then that. I have read alot of reviews and seems like you either love it or hate it. And so many are complaining about how expensive if put in shop. My husband has always worked on our cars though so I don't see that as being a huge cost to us. Do you think there is much of an increase in insurance from other SUVs? I can't check with my company until tomorrow so would like to know that. Thanks for your reply!
#32
05-31-2005, 06:12 PM
RE: Hello Everyone
Awwww comeone guys, give the kid a break... I give him props for working so hard...geez at 15 all i did was hang out with friends and have fun while this kid iwas working his *** off for a range. My parents bought me both my cars (the vette and range), so i never got to experience the working to buy a car stuff (since my parents thought i should just focus on school). And yes, i'm a daddy's girl.
Oh, and don't think i'm all spoiled or anthing...i finally got a job at 21
lol.
Oh, and don't think i'm all spoiled or anthing...i finally got a job at 21
lol.
#33
05-31-2005, 06:31 PM
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RE: Hello Everyone
ORIGINAL: Shari
Awwww comeone guys, give the kid a break... I give him props for working so hard...geez at 15 all i did was hang out with friends and have fun while this kid iwas working his *** off for a range. My parents bought me both my cars (the vette and range), so i never got to experience the working to buy a car stuff (since my parents thought i should just focus on school). And yes, i'm a daddy's girl.
Oh, and don't think i'm all spoiled or anthing...i finally got a job at 21 lol.
Awwww comeone guys, give the kid a break... I give him props for working so hard...geez at 15 all i did was hang out with friends and have fun while this kid iwas working his *** off for a range. My parents bought me both my cars (the vette and range), so i never got to experience the working to buy a car stuff (since my parents thought i should just focus on school). And yes, i'm a daddy's girl.
Oh, and don't think i'm all spoiled or anthing...i finally got a job at 21
lol.
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06-01-2005, 04:39 AM
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06-01-2005, 02:30 PM
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06-25-2005, 03:45 PM
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ORIGINAL: Lighting90
Pro's - Best 4x4 in the world, gives the best ride, very comfortable, has an air of class no other 4x4 even comes close too, even the ones built back int he 1970's still have the feeling of been above all over 4x4's. They are easy to work on with plenty of add on parts available, (if you know where to look) lots of cheap spares, (again, if you know where to look)
Con's - Can be very expensive to repair in a garage, high insurance costs, high running costs generally, and can break down a lot if maintanence has been neglegeted at any point in it's life.
Pro's - Best 4x4 in the world, gives the best ride, very comfortable, has an air of class no other 4x4 even comes close too, even the ones built back int he 1970's still have the feeling of been above all over 4x4's. They are easy to work on with plenty of add on parts available, (if you know where to look) lots of cheap spares, (again, if you know where to look)
Con's - Can be very expensive to repair in a garage, high insurance costs, high running costs generally, and can break down a lot if maintanence has been neglegeted at any point in it's life.
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