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AYAutocare 12-26-2012 01:15 PM

Definitely give the GLK a try! Very nice car!

320icar 12-27-2012 02:52 PM

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Originally Posted by dared3vil0 (Post 8116018)
Typical Asian. YEEUUUUP, Lets use something with horrible approach and departure angles, Minimal ground clearance, Low profile, All season tires, and no locking diffs, And most importantly, No 4 low? :failed:

What's the matter, you don't know the correct interwebz use of quotation marks?

You must be a "genius"















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Lomac 12-27-2012 04:47 PM

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Originally Posted by mx703 (Post 8116195)
I showed them the Volvo, but they hate the look of it. The grill and logo are a turn off for them. Otherwise, I think the volvo would be a top pick.

Concerned about handling and safety.

Says no to probably the safest SUV money can buy because of the logo on the grill.

You sure you aren't asian? :troll:


:facepalm:

T4RAWR 12-27-2012 05:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lomac (Post 8117425)
Concerned about handling and safety.

Says no to probably the safest SUV money can buy because of the logo on the grill.

You sure you aren't asian? :troll:


:facepalm:

i've always liked the look of the xc90's

i went and test drove one and found that the handling was pretty good and the safety features offered were decent as well


they do admirably off road as well with a good set of tires

heres the first video of a series (6 videos) from a guy offroading his xc90.




nice to see it on dirt for a change from the city.

Lomac 12-27-2012 05:41 PM

To be honest, if I were to pick up a proper SUV in the future for family use, it'd be an XC-series.

Otherwise 4runner for offroading only use. :fullofwin:

T4RAWR 12-27-2012 05:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lomac (Post 8117464)
To be honest, if I were to pick up a proper SUV in the future for family use, it'd be an XC-series.

Otherwise 4runner for offroading only use. :fullofwin:

if you look at the target market of buyers looking at the xc90 they're generally people who have a family and possibly an active lifestyle.


the xc90 wont rock crawl very well or fair well mudding but it'd be great for taking up the gravel road to a country cottage, lake side cabin or camping off an FSR.

there are some issues with reliability on the xc90 which is why i steered away from it but overall it does look very nice and performs admirably in the "off road" situations that it would encounter.


OP. have your folks considered getting rid of the x5 as well and going with something else entirely?

yray 12-27-2012 06:53 PM

^ 4runner trail at 53k :okay:

TheKingdom2000 12-29-2012 01:31 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Lomac (Post 8117425)
Concerned about handling and safety.

Says no to probably the safest SUV money can buy because of the logo on the grill.

You sure you aren't asian? :troll:


:facepalm:

It is what it is I guess. They just don't like the look.

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Originally Posted by T4RAWR (Post 8117468)

OP. have your folks considered getting rid of the x5 as well and going with something else entirely?

They have, but not at this time. They aren't prepared to spend $70/80k again on one car. So they just want to upgrade their older 3series as there is a lot of maintenance on it and a lot of stuff doesn't work. My mom loves the x5 so I don't see her selling it. She'll probably ride it until it dies.

What were you thinking though?

T4RAWR 12-29-2012 02:27 PM

i was thinking if you were to get rid of the x5 as well you could get a lexus gx460.


durable, reliable, off road capable and luxurious.



if you do have the opportunity to test drive one while you guys are shopping i suggest giving it a shot. i drove one and loved it.

dared3vil0 12-29-2012 03:24 PM

Raptor? :troll:

durable, reliable, off road capable and luxurious.

^^ all that, And if you ever get the burning urge to run the Baja 1000, Well, go right ahead! :thumbsup:

Zoidberg 12-30-2012 01:19 AM

Let me fix that for you


Quote:

Originally Posted by mx703 (Post 8115757)
Do any of you work at the Richmond Auto Mall or know someone that does?
My parents are looking to get a new compact SUV/Cross over (in the next 6 months) and I figured I'd see if any of you work there so you can give me a discount






:troll:

dared3vil0 12-30-2012 12:54 PM

Akinari? How is that a fail? go on, Justify it.

TheKingdom2000 12-31-2012 12:10 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by T4RAWR (Post 8118752)
i was thinking if you were to get rid of the x5 as well you could get a lexus gx460.


durable, reliable, off road capable and luxurious.



if you do have the opportunity to test drive one while you guys are shopping i suggest giving it a shot. i drove one and loved it.

Ahh, icic. Yeah, that's definitely out of the price range.

Quote:

Originally Posted by dared3vil0 (Post 8118772)
Raptor? :troll:

durable, reliable, off road capable and luxurious.

^^ all that, And if you ever get the burning urge to run the Baja 1000, Well, go right ahead! :thumbsup:

My friend has a fully loaded raptor. That thing is amazing. The back seats are as big as the front seats. My dad has a F150 for work though and the raptor is overkill for what he needs a truck for.

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Originally Posted by Zoidberg (Post 8119116)
Let me fix that for you

:troll:

haha. I wouldn't expect a discount. It was honestly to give someone here a sale.


My parents haven't even gone yet. They were supposed to go last week, but got super busy. So they'll probably be going sometime in the new year.
Thanks again for the replies.

ws6ta 01-02-2013 11:33 AM

If you are looking for a BMW pm me

if you are looking for an AUDI call richmond audi and ask for maxim

if you are looking for a VW call cowell vw and ask for nick


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