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Re: Family Size Cars?
Police packaged tahoes are bitchin also Cadillac wagon.
But you have 3 growing kids I will make the case for the mini-vans. I hated them till I rented one to take to a Swapmeet 7hr away.My wife was almost in tears when I told her what I rented . But by the time we got home from the rental place (3 miles from home) We were in love with it. The dodge had fold flat seating a dvd/ xm radio a sound system like a movie theater. Front and rear ac/heat tons of power ports ,cup holder etc . It got great gas mileage easy to park (rear camera) dual sliding door . She could open the doors and fold the seats away and nap or hang out and watch movies why I was out looking for parts . Since we don't have kids we only need one twice a years. But man their cool . Try renting one for a weekend see if you don't agree. Our was the hooker van for the week .
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GM doesn't want you to know it, but the "crossover" suv they sell are minivans in disguise. They are fwd but do come in awd. Quite roomy and all, but I don't like minivans.
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Thanks for all the feedback. Right now it looks like we'll try to scratch up another LeSabre Sedan with "lower" mielage and make a go of it. Hoping by the time oldest kid is 15 we'll be doing a Chevelle for him anyways.
Blair
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...Here you go.... http://milwaukee.craigslist.org/cto/3564484705.html [img]<<GRAEMLIN_URL>>/beers.gif[/img] |
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