Which is a good crossover/SUV (V6) with price < $18k and odometer < 50k?

[Road Guy]

Mainly cause over half the state is now from up north

 

[roadwreck]

To be fair, that picture was a day or two later.  The city was still basically shut down, but the road did look like this the day before, with kids sledding down it.  

 

[MetsFan]

Am I the only one seeing a gray minus instead of the picture?

 

[knight1fox3]

Nope, I'm seeing that too.  But just assumed it was a blocked hosting site.

 

[mudpuppy]

Sorry, but I don't consider our cross-over to be anything like a mini-van.

Throw some sliding doors on it and it looks like a minivan to me.

 

[PE-ness]

This would be a pretty sweet ride:

 

[knight1fox3]

Throw some sliding doors on it and it looks like a minivan to me.

ldman:

Go replace your timing belt....

 

[knight1fox3]

This would be a pretty sweet ride:

There's one of those that drives around the area near me in Madison, WI.  LOL

 

[DuckFlats]

On ‎5‎/‎16‎/‎2016 at 2:27 PM, DuckFlats said: 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.

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.

I guess that depends how you define "hot". I think of it as a combination of heat a humidity...walking out the door at 6am and sweating.

 

[TheBridgeEngineer]

I guess that depends how you define "hot". I think of it as a combination of heat a humidity...walking out the door at 6am and sweating.

There's no disagreement then! That's exactly what I said, that 100 during rains (heat + humidity) was worse than 118 dry heat. However, Florida is much much nicer (as in a place). I'm actually working on getting a PE license in FL by year's end by reciprocity.

 

[DuckFlats]

I misread that haha. Yes I agree!

 

[TheBridgeEngineer]

This would be a pretty sweet ride:

I see one of these on my drive down to NYC every single time!

 

[TheBridgeEngineer]

Sorry, but I don't consider our cross-over to be anything like a mini-van.

How about a minivan with falcon wings?

 

[Road Guy]

 

[akwooly]

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Hilux preferred vehicle of your enemy.

 

[jeb6294]

Hey now...most of us drove Hiluxes when I was overseas. Every one of us would have brought one home if we could. Practical as could be, fun to drive, could take a serious beating and a 4-cyl diesel that wouldn't quit. The speed limit on the base was only 25mph so it's hard to say how good the mileage was, but we used them every day and had to fill them up about once a month. 

 

[canadagoose]

For sure, Lincoln MKX.

 

[goodal]

We just bought a 2013 Explorer Limited 4wd and love it.  A bit bigger than the Highlander and much more confortable.  Yea we only get 19mpg, but its a good compromise between the uncomfortable/weird Highlander hybrid and the enormous/gas guzzling Armada.

 

[TNSparky]

I like Jeeps. I'd like them even more if they put the 4.0 I6 HO engine back in them. That thing was bulletproof.

 

[mudpuppy]

I like Jeeps. I'd like them even more if they put the 4.0 I6 HO engine back in them. That thing was bulletproof.

I have one of those.  '97 XJ.