OT: Considering getting a new car for the
05-25-2006, 09:21 PM
#32
Three Wheelin'
Funny old thing how experiences differ. I'm on my 3rd Audi and have never had a problem with any of them.
My wife wants us to replace her Mazda 3 and my allroad with a 325ix Touring. I think it drives like sh*t with runflat tires, has very odd steering, and the ugliest Quasimodo-like dash with nav and iDrive known to man. I'm on a concerted PR campaign to have her drive the S4 Avant and close an eye to the gas mileage. Let's see...
My wife wants us to replace her Mazda 3 and my allroad with a 325ix Touring. I think it drives like sh*t with runflat tires, has very odd steering, and the ugliest Quasimodo-like dash with nav and iDrive known to man. I'm on a concerted PR campaign to have her drive the S4 Avant and close an eye to the gas mileage. Let's see...
05-25-2006, 10:29 PM
#33
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What about the Volvo suv or the LR3? I don't really know anything about these cars but they are on my list of cars to check out when I need/want a much larger car. I'm interested in finding out if Land Rover's reliability has improved.
05-25-2006, 11:16 PM
#35
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A 2000-2003 E 55 is a phenomenal value, great driving car, and great handling. Unfortunately, the price of one with 30,000 miles will not be far off a new Chrysler, so it's a tough call. AS
05-25-2006, 11:23 PM
#36
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Originally Posted by Vancouver83LTD
not really pertinent now is it?
You know what, don't bother. In another thread some time ago, I said you were wise beyond your years. Apparently I was mistaken.