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Hello my fans,
I'm in the market for a used suv. Wanted to see if any of you have experience with them. I don't care what make it is just want something reliable. Not looking to spend too much but over 10,000 is fine. I want to pay cash don't want payments. Any recommendations or info including what not to buy would be appreciated. Want to buy soon as shitty New England weather shall soon set in. I will never buy Cadillac again so please don't mention that make.
Honda CRV, Toyota 4Runner those are what I have driven and I like them both. My next vehicle is likely to be a truck, I don't need anything lifted or all rednecked out but just a good old fashioned truck.
Interesting you say that, I was just looking at a 13 Honda. Nice low miles but very basic not even power seats. Those things aren't a big requirement but for 15,000 I thought it was a bit too basic.Quote:
Originally Posted by El Kabong
I have a ford s max, can be a 7 seater
What is that like one of those family cars. I need four wheel or all wheel driveQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Yes a family car. It is not 4 wheel drive as I do not drive on mud and mountains.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrusWhat is that like one of those family cars. I need four wheel or all wheel driveQuote:
Originally Posted by Master
Why do you need such a big car, Walrus?
To make up for his small penis.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
He needs room to work after he grabs 'em by the pussy.Quote:
Originally Posted by Gandalf
I have a Jeep Grand Cherokee and love. Four wheel drive, handles snow and ice, mud, mountain roads, anything.
@greynotsoold. I'm hearing ban things about newer jeep reliability abilityQuote:
Originally Posted by greynotsoold
For reliability go Japanese or German. Not sure how much they are Stateside but how about a Bmw X5? I've had 3 and can't fault them.
I was looking at an x5 what year did u have
It's disappointing I saw a nice x5 with nice features but Edmonds gives them a car to avoid rating. German cars are expensive to repair but that's not my major concern I can do much myself I just don't want something that will give me a lot of multiple repairs
someone mention earlier, the honda crv it's an excellent car. you also have the ML benz, bmw x5/x3 the new Seat suv loos great to and a quality car. seat is using same parts as the newer vw. is also a great car "seat Ateca"
I don't know about the smaller models but I know several people with Grand Cherokees. Electrical problems that affect the windows, but they run well.Have you looked into the Subaru Outback or Forrester? They are very popular here.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrus@greynotsoold. I'm hearing ban things about newer jeep reliability abilityQuote:
Originally Posted by greynotsoold
Yes I've heard Subaru is very solid. I'm also starting to focus on Nissan marano which is highly praised. It's such a crap shoot with a used car. I appreciate your input @greynotsooldQuote:
Originally Posted by greynotsooldI don't know about the smaller models but I know several people with Grand Cherokees. Electrical problems that affect the windows, but they run well.Have you looked into the Subaru Outback or Forrester? They are very popular here.Quote:
Originally Posted by walrus@greynotsoold. I'm hearing ban things about newer jeep reliability abilityQuote:
Originally Posted by greynotsoold