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I had the last Raptor and often grabbed the keys to it over the S63, Turbo S, etc. My dealer promised me his first new Raptor and then reneged. New Raptor is awesome but I ended up with the Merc G Class 4x4 Squared and couldn't be happier. 100% luxury adult Tonka truck.
You would drive the Raptor over an S63? Wow, now I REALLY have to test drive one. Question though. How does the 4x4 Square drive and is it really any fun? I've always seen that car for its road presence. Never really looked into it's driving capabilities etc...
You would drive the Raptor over an S63? Wow, now I REALLY have to test drive one. Question though. How does the 4x4 Square drive and is it really any fun? I've always seen that car for its road presence. Never really looked into it's driving capabilities etc...
I had both and would often take the Raptor. They drive really well and are fun.
Tacoma 3" lift 33 Tires. Drove 100k miles in 3 years. Best vehicle I ever purchased.
Now that is an amazing picture The scenery looks amazing. Where was this taken if you don't mind me asking? and 100k in 3 years? Incredible. You guys have really opened my eyes up a bit to trucks.
I always wondered why so many on this forum had a hard time getting allocations. Then this thread emerges and there are almost zero Panameras and 911 Turbos. Now it makes sense.
GT cars are now treats for customers that buy regular cars.
Now that is an amazing picture The scenery looks amazing. Where was this taken if you don't mind me asking? and 100k in 3 years? Incredible. You guys have really opened my eyes up a bit to trucks.
I've had bigger trucks in the past but this is the perfect size. Easy to park, make u-turns, etc. Not as wide as the Raptor or big as the Tundra. Plus my wife loves this size and actually drives it more than I do now. Also very safe in the rain/snow with the larger 33" tires that have fantastic grip.
07-28-2017, 12:32 AM
The scenery looks amazing. Where was this taken if you don't mind me asking? and 100k in 3 years? Incredible. You guys have really opened my eyes up a bit to trucks.
