ChrisL
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I prefer a more luxury type vehicle to a sporty one. I don't need to go 100 MPH. I just want a nice comfy and reliable ride. There are a few different cars that I've liked, but I'm not sure what kind of cars they were.
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I prefer a more luxury type vehicle to a sporty one. I don't need to go 100 MPH. I just want a nice comfy and reliable ride. There are a few different cars that I've liked, but I'm not sure what kind of cars they were.
I prefer a more luxury type vehicle to a sporty one. I don't need to go 100 MPH. I just want a nice comfy and reliable ride. There are a few different cars that I've liked, but I'm not sure what kind of cars they were.
Why not go with an Acura or Lexus?
They have the best of both worlds. It's nice to have a vehicle that has the handling capabilities to rescue yourself from a skid and is more forgiving if you make a mistake yet is every bit as comfortable as a Caddy.
I prefer a more luxury type vehicle to a sporty one. I don't need to go 100 MPH. I just want a nice comfy and reliable ride. There are a few different cars that I've liked, but I'm not sure what kind of cars they were.
Why not go with an Acura or Lexus?
They have the best of both worlds. It's nice to have a vehicle that has the handling capabilities to rescue yourself from a skid and is more forgiving if you make a mistake yet is every bit as comfortable as a Caddy.
I used to have an Infiniti Q45 that was really nice. Unfortunately, it was kind of old to begin with and as it got older, parts were just costing me too much. I have a nice little reliable Chevy Impala. Not the most luxurious car, but I've paid it off and I still have it and it still runs well, so that is good enough for me! It gets me to where I need to go and it's not a shitbox!
I prefer a more luxury type vehicle to a sporty one. I don't need to go 100 MPH. I just want a nice comfy and reliable ride. There are a few different cars that I've liked, but I'm not sure what kind of cars they were.
Why not go with an Acura or Lexus?
They have the best of both worlds. It's nice to have a vehicle that has the handling capabilities to rescue yourself from a skid and is more forgiving if you make a mistake yet is every bit as comfortable as a Caddy.
I used to have an Infiniti Q45 that was really nice. Unfortunately, it was kind of old to begin with and as it got older, parts were just costing me too much. I have a nice little reliable Chevy Impala. Not the most luxurious car, but I've paid it off and I still have it and it still runs well, so that is good enough for me! It gets me to where I need to go and it's not a shitbox!
Not a bad car by any means.
Personally I care about towing capabilities and all out HP and Torque.
While it ain't a Caddy it's very comfortable and road worthy.
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You know what? I still think there is a conspiracy and that they CAN make a car that is pretty much free of breakdowns, but they CHOOSE not to because it would put people and car companies out of business or at least cut down on their profit margin a lot. Imagine if you had a car that lasted for 50 years?
Did you know that is exactly what happened with the original light bulb. Originally, light bulbs lasted a really LONG time, but it was hurting businesses, so the business owners got together and made it so that light bulbs had to replaced every 1000 hours or so. One such original light bulb is STILL burning bright after 150 years!
You know what? I still think there is a conspiracy and that they CAN make a car that is pretty much free of breakdowns, but they CHOOSE not to because it would put people and car companies out of business or at least cut down on their profit margin a lot. Imagine if you had a car that lasted for 50 years?
Did you know that is exactly what happened with the original light bulb. Originally, light bulbs lasted a really LONG time, but it was hurting businesses, so the business owners got together and made it so that light bulbs had to replaced every 1000 hours or so. One such original light bulb is STILL burning bright after 150 years!
The wife's 2000 Toyota 4Runner that she refuses to get rid of has 293'000 miles and we've spent less than $4'000 on unscheduled maintenance in it's life time.
Let that sink in.
We buy nothing but Toyotas.
I prefer a more luxury type vehicle to a sporty one. I don't need to go 100 MPH. I just want a nice comfy and reliable ride. There are a few different cars that I've liked, but I'm not sure what kind of cars they were.
Why not go with an Acura or Lexus?
They have the best of both worlds. It's nice to have a vehicle that has the handling capabilities to rescue yourself from a skid and is more forgiving if you make a mistake yet is every bit as comfortable as a Caddy.
I used to have an Infiniti Q45 that was really nice. Unfortunately, it was kind of old to begin with and as it got older, parts were just costing me too much. I have a nice little reliable Chevy Impala. Not the most luxurious car, but I've paid it off and I still have it and it still runs well, so that is good enough for me! It gets me to where I need to go and it's not a shitbox!
Not a bad car by any means.
Personally I care about towing capabilities and all out HP and Torque.
While it ain't a Caddy it's very comfortable and road worthy.
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It's an average car. If I was going to have a dream car, it would have to have a soft top convertible roof. That would be at least one specification! I have a sun roof in my car now and I don't think I would have a car without at least a sun roof, but a convertible would be even better!
Nice truck! My ex used to like big huge trucks. I could barely get in the thing it was so big! I could have used a step ladder!
I prefer a more luxury type vehicle to a sporty one. I don't need to go 100 MPH. I just want a nice comfy and reliable ride. There are a few different cars that I've liked, but I'm not sure what kind of cars they were.
Why not go with an Acura or Lexus?
They have the best of both worlds. It's nice to have a vehicle that has the handling capabilities to rescue yourself from a skid and is more forgiving if you make a mistake yet is every bit as comfortable as a Caddy.
I used to have an Infiniti Q45 that was really nice. Unfortunately, it was kind of old to begin with and as it got older, parts were just costing me too much. I have a nice little reliable Chevy Impala. Not the most luxurious car, but I've paid it off and I still have it and it still runs well, so that is good enough for me! It gets me to where I need to go and it's not a shitbox!
Not a bad car by any means.
Personally I care about towing capabilities and all out HP and Torque.
While it ain't a Caddy it's very comfortable and road worthy.
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It's an average car. If I was going to have a dream car, it would have to have a soft top convertible roof. That would be at least one specification! I have a sun roof in my car now and I don't think I would have a car without at least a sun roof, but a convertible would be even better!
Nice truck! My ex used to like big huge trucks. I could barely get in the thing it was so big! I could have used a step ladder!
If I didnt fear the reliability of Jeep products I'd have a Rubicon four door in a heartbeat.
In fact the wife and I are considering it as the replacement for the 4Runner but only as a final frivolous vehicle before we go full retired.
Talk about your convertible!!! And it can take you places you'll never see in a car,which of course is great for us oldsters.
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Why not go with an Acura or Lexus?
They have the best of both worlds. It's nice to have a vehicle that has the handling capabilities to rescue yourself from a skid and is more forgiving if you make a mistake yet is every bit as comfortable as a Caddy.
I used to have an Infiniti Q45 that was really nice. Unfortunately, it was kind of old to begin with and as it got older, parts were just costing me too much. I have a nice little reliable Chevy Impala. Not the most luxurious car, but I've paid it off and I still have it and it still runs well, so that is good enough for me! It gets me to where I need to go and it's not a shitbox!
Not a bad car by any means.
Personally I care about towing capabilities and all out HP and Torque.
While it ain't a Caddy it's very comfortable and road worthy.
View attachment 173485
It's an average car. If I was going to have a dream car, it would have to have a soft top convertible roof. That would be at least one specification! I have a sun roof in my car now and I don't think I would have a car without at least a sun roof, but a convertible would be even better!
Nice truck! My ex used to like big huge trucks. I could barely get in the thing it was so big! I could have used a step ladder!
If I didnt fear the reliability of Jeep products I'd have a Rubicon four door in a heartbeat.
In fact the wife and I are considering it as the replacement for the 4Runner but only as a final frivolous vehicle before we go full retired.
Talk about your convertible!!! And it can take you places you'll never see in a car,which of course is great for us oldsters.
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My ex also had a Ford Bronco that he used for 4 wheeling, which was a really old thing and like a giant Jeep, or the top came off in the back anyways.
What my oldest son drives right now.My buddy's Camaro has like..850 hp.
Oh yeah, pic of a Grand Marquis:
Stupid statement.My sister works for a company that sells after market bumper to bumper car warranties. It's a warranty that a car owner can buy to cover vehicle repairs once their new car factory warranty has expired.Yeah...I've heard you better have deep pockets to own one.
It doesn't seem to faze the girls Daddies around here,they're everywhere.
She told me the Mini Cooper has a huge number of warranty claims compared to other cars. .....
Thank you Sunni
I would not buy a Mini Cooper now
I mentioned it only for the nostalgic value ....you know....Mod Britain 1960s.,,,it was so famous then...so retro now...
But I know what you mean ... so no Cooper for me.
You can buy what ever you want, really no bad cars , just bad owners .
Is that even English?You got money you buy Ford's, chevys, and all buy you want reliable buy honda, Nissan or Toyota..
There really IS one born every minute...You got money you buy Ford's, chevys, and all buy you want reliable buy honda, Nissan or Toyota..
Actually Yotas cost more than the American vehicles.
This one was 39k before mods.
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After....about 60k.
Stupid statement.My sister works for a company that sells after market bumper to bumper car warranties. It's a warranty that a car owner can buy to cover vehicle repairs once their new car factory warranty has expired.Yeah...I've heard you better have deep pockets to own one.
It doesn't seem to faze the girls Daddies around here,they're everywhere.
She told me the Mini Cooper has a huge number of warranty claims compared to other cars. .....
Thank you Sunni
I would not buy a Mini Cooper now
I mentioned it only for the nostalgic value ....you know....Mod Britain 1960s.,,,it was so famous then...so retro now...
But I know what you mean ... so no Cooper for me.
You can buy what ever you want, really no bad cars , just bad owners .
Is that even English?You got money you buy Ford's, chevys, and all buy you want reliable buy honda, Nissan or Toyota..
You know what? I still think there is a conspiracy and that they CAN make a car that is pretty much free of breakdowns, but they CHOOSE not to because it would put people and car companies out of business or at least cut down on their profit margin a lot. Imagine if you had a car that lasted for 50 years?
Did you know that is exactly what happened with the original light bulb. Originally, light bulbs lasted a really LONG time, but it was hurting businesses, so the business owners got together and made it so that light bulbs had to replaced every 1000 hours or so. One such original light bulb is STILL burning bright after 150 years!
The wife's 2000 Toyota 4Runner that she refuses to get rid of has 293'000 miles and we've spent less than $4'000 on unscheduled maintenance in it's life time.
Let that sink in.
We buy nothing but Toyotas.