you forgot sticky hotWe have three in Florida...Hellishly Hot, Hot, and Kinda Hot. The only winter relief I get is when I stick my head in the freezer.
Now this is something I would want to drive! A jeep is a jeep is a jeep!Not sure what type of weak snow you get in NE but those little cross over SUVs don't fly in CO
Florida is not hot, by comparison to where I lived before. The average summer temperature was 104 and often touched 114-118 during peak summer. Unbelievably, the 118 of dry summer was bearable compared to the 100 during rains that followed summer.We have three in Florida...Hellishly Hot, Hot, and Kinda Hot. The only winter relief I get is when I stick my head in the freezer.
I can't park a truck in the pitiful parking spots my city has to offer, it's not even permitted by the condo association I have a great offer for an almost new truck once driven by a respected, now deceased, old gentleman for $10k less than it's new price.My F-150 4x4 gets me through the harshest winters Florida has to offer.
I agree, the unibody lightweights faux-refined SUVs and their 'AWD's on 4 cylinder inline are nothing but marketing gimmicks. I wonder why the 4 cylinder inline engines are so underpowered in American car market. I once owned a 1L 3 cylinder Japanese hatchback that was zippy to drive. My current sedan with its 2.4 L 4 cylinder seems it's being tortured when it takes forever to accelerate on the entrance ramps to interstate. It does go above 32 mpg, no hybrid, but fall 1/8" of snow and it's rear swings like a pendulum @ 10mph.I'm not a fan of SUVs, I rather buy a 4wd truck. That said, if I had to get an SUV it would prob be a jeep.
The 4 DR jeeps rear end will slide in the snow if its not in 4WD (guess its like a Ford Ranger with no weight back there) I have owned some 2 DR Jeeps and didn't have that issue (but I didn't live in CO then either)
I personally don't care for any of the crossover SUV's. I still say if your crossover SUV wont pull a 4,000 lb boat than its a car!
But I have a feeling once the wife gives her car to my daughter next year there will be some type of Subaru in the garage..
Sorry, but I don't consider our cross-over to be anything like a mini-van.Anyone considering a crossover might as well buy a minivan instead. They're the same thing.
Eh, they look pretty similar to me.Sorry, but I don't consider our cross-over to be anything like a mini-van.
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