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Anyone have any advice on a "Crossover" vehicle?
 

I like roomy cars. When I was a kid, they were still making the land yachts and I have some fond memories of those cars. I hate the tiny compact cars they are making today. I also don't care much for the huge honking SUV's. So, I was thinking that a "crossover" vehicle might be just what I am looking for.

Does anyone have any experience with these? Anything to recommend? I'm looking for an average one, NOT a Mercedes or BMW. I know these are not cheap, but I'd really like to keep it in the $30k or so range if possible. At my age, I'm not looking to impress anyone - just for a comfortable vehicle.

Any advice appreciated.

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30k range...what about Ford Escape or so? Nice room...

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I have my heart set on a GMC Acadia because it seats 7 but doesn't look like a gigantic vehicle.

Also interested in that vehicle, b/c a friend of mine can get the 'employee discount' from GM for me :)

If I wanted a 5 seater, my choice would be the Jeep Grand Cherokee. It's always on the top or near the top of the list.

On this link, its ranked #2 and the regular Cherokee is #1...


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Can't go wrong with the 2014 ford flex.

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I know just the reasons too, jeffweico.

You are looking to transport your furkids.

http://media-cache-ec0.pinimg.com/23...ef36a6ca16.jpg

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Back to the topic.

Are you looking for new or used?

Mid size choices could include

Dodge Durango

Ford Explorer *** regardless of country, a solid set of wheels

Ford Escape ( slightly smaller donk but still good value)

BMW X1 ( just on the upper side of costs but great vooommmm value).

:cheer:

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I'm looking for something new. I will most likely look at the Ford Escape, the Ford Flex, the Jeep Grand Cherokee (although I'm not sure about the SIZE) and maybe 1 or 2 others and then make a decision.

Normally, I would be open to buying a used vehicle, but reliability is extremely important to me at this particular point in my life. I don't need a FANCY car, but I want to feel comfortable that I can get where I am going without mechanical issues.

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Is that REAL or Photoshop????

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I subscribe to a Maine Cat thread.

There are some big moggies on it.

:yar:

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dood how much does your cat weigh?

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Seems photoshopped :)

Not a fan of Dodge Durango but not sure on the price...