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Stay away from any of the new gen Explorers! Freaking awful! They botched that vehicle so badly when they redesigned it. The prior gen Explorer Sport was such a better vehicle.
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Stay away from any of the new gen Explorers! Freaking awful! They botched that vehicle so badly when they redesigned it. The prior gen Explorer Sport was such a better vehicle.
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Me personally if I was in the market for a 3 row
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They seat 7. You could opt for the captain's chairs in the middle if one wanted but they all came with 3rd row. The Edge ST was strictly a 5-seater.
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Me personally if I was in the market for a 3 row
I read the old one was really snug for a 7 seater. Maybe they made it bigger with this redesign.
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Care to elaborate?
Surprisingly I read Mazda have been one of the most reliable vehicles for a few years now.Me personally if I was in the market for a 3 row
Toyota
Lexus
BMW
Mazda
Honda
In that order.
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They were number 1 a year or two ago.Basically Lexus but Toyota pricing and they make better interiors than both. They just debuted a new inline 6 engine.
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Me personally if I was in the market for a 3 row
Nice call…. very well done
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It's either a 2.3l 4-cylinder Ecoboost, which was horrible for that large of a vehicle, or if you wanted the V6, you had to get the ST or the Platinum and that was the Ecoboost 3.0. They dropped the 3.5 N/A V6 (which was a good engine all things considered). Plus we had suspension issues, SERIOUS infotainment issues, and other mechanical issues with ones that I had seen at the dealership. Plus the overall design was just not good. Not cohesive at all. I'd much rather take a 2017-2018-2019 prior Gen Explorer Sport. That was always a good vehicle. Sold a bunch of them CPO and never had issues.
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why has no one mentioned the toyota seqouia
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I like the new ones, but for almost 90k I rather jump on an escalade. Neither will happened at the moment though.
However, them Toyotas are tank and last forever. Just a little to uncomfortable inside (space wise) for my taste and price point.
I have looked into Tahoe (2020/1), Wagoneer, Cherokee L Overland and Explorer ST
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brought some points that making me pass on it though .. plus I hate the portrait screen .. such a waste.I recently looked into the SQ7 per you guys and it looks sharp ... just not sure about the comfort and is up there in $$ too.
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I love the look of them but as mentioned when did they become a luxury SUV? I have seen them on lots for anywhere between 78-90k before ADM…… that’s crazy man.
I haven’t seen a trim level from Toyota that should be in this price point . Honest man which is the better buy ( in your opinion “ sequoia or Grand Cherokee L with a Hemi?
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The hybrid battery and cost. Battery kills third row and cargo space. Plus some of the materials used are questionable like the weird digicamo print on the fenders annd interior of the Pro. Cool if your market is teenagers I guess but
on a $80k SUV WTF are you thinking?
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great points tbh.
rather fork over some extra and grab the escalade with the tried and true v8
rather fork over some extra and grab the escalade with the tried and true v8
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Everyone know Mclarens are prone to have electrical issues but with that said if all the paperwork checked out would you pull the trigger on a low mileage 12c for far under 100k?
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80k for a sequoia is wild. Get a Land Cruiser.
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Too much plastic, looks cheap. Same with newer generation Tahoes/Yukons.
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Everyone know Mclarens are prone to have electrical issues but with that said if all the paperwork checked out would you pull the trigger on a low mileage 12c for far under 100k?
I can answer this easily as a good friend has a 12C. Short answer....NO! Early cars had LOTS of issues. Now, once you find a 12C that has had most of the issues corrected, and all the updates, they are REALLY fast, but it's not just the issues. It's the cost of maintenance. My friend's car, even in the state it is (which is REALLY CLEAN). He drives it to Cars & Coffee things. No tracking. Just cruising around. Service of it was still 5-figures!
And the thing with them, most independent shops that do other exotics don't have access to the McLaren software and stuff to do diagnostics. Once that happens (it will, it will just take time). The car is amazing for the money, has the doors, but the cost to play is so astronomical. For similar money, I'd honestly look into a pre-LP Gallardo 2004-2008 V10 that's bespoke to Lamborghini and that sound!! Yeah it's older, but they won't be going down now, price wise, only up.
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Second i’ve seen and i’ve puked twice… i can’t believe this is a bmw
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I would pass on that tbh
Everyone know Mclarens are prone to have electrical issues but with that said if all the paperwork checked out would you pull the trigger on a low mileage 12c for far under 100k?
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You don’t want to be anywhere near that 12c. Modern mclarens have been much more reliable. Last I checked you could find a decent 570 in the 140s. That will be money better spent.
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This joint looks dope.
Taking a break from Instagram so I had to post this somewhere lol
I been looking for one to give as a 1st vehicle gift and this motivated me.
2010 with 99k miles ... they want 6k?
What ya think?
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if i was ever to be in the market for an older exotic for sure it would be one of these
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