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| 5 responses | Sedan sadgrove My preference would be for a car that gets close to 50 mpg real world mileage and big enough to carry 5 adults. A hatchback is preferable but not essential. |
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| 5 responses | New car shopping and overwhelmed with choices Member6621 i currently drivea 2004 V6 Honda Accord coupe with @ 75,000 miles. City driving (6 miles to gym round trip, 6 miles to work round trip, maybe 100 miles on the weekend). my husband would prefer an American made car (GM), also receive a GM or Ford supplier discount through... |
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| 5 responses | affordable, efficient, good clearance/AWD Member6706 I want a car to get me to and from work safely and efficiently (twisty mountainous highway, sometimes snowy highway driving (sea-to-sky, BC)), a car to get me on logging roads (i.e. good clearance) |
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| 6 responses | Fuel efficient family hauler, fast Henry I am looking for a wagon or an SUV. I am willing to pay around 12k for it. I want to be able to fit about a 7' item with the seats folded down. I want to be able to use it for daily driving duty so it has... |
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| 5 responses | Mid-size truck Member6069 Midsize pickup, good mileage, comfort, features. Looked at Toyota tacoma, Honda Ridgeline, Nissan Frontier |
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| 5 responses | Commuter with good handling and decent rear seats for adults Member6089 I'm looking for a car for my daily commute (30 minutes of back roads), but which can handle vacations too: highway travel with 3-4 adults and their gear. My current Fiat 500 doesn''t cut it for the latter use and is a bit too rough over nasty pavement. I''m... |
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| 5 responses | quick and cheap around Los Angeles but still able to handle long highway jaunts Member776 My wife and I, both in our 60s, have been driving around Los Angeles in a 1999 Mercury Grand Marquis that's banged up and runs okay but is in the process of falling apart, so we need a replacement - luckily, there's a lot to look at in LA, but... |
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| 5 responses | Passenger-seat accommodation for lower back problems in CRV - update ianrowepeng Replacing (excellent) 2006 Buick Rendezvous SUV. Passenger has spinal stenosis, low back pain and sacro-iliac issues. Current Buick SUV key feature is comfortable electric passenger seat with: 6-position controls, seat height exceeds 13" (330mm), good depth of seat exceeds anything that we have seen; also cargo floor level to top... |
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| 5 responses | Fun, fast but fuel efficient Member6150 Looking for a car (open for new and used) that will last a while. I commute 60 miles daily and a fun drive without guzzling gas are very important. It would be nice to own a car that not everyone and their mamas drive... =) |
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| 5 responses | Fuel efficient Member6322 First choice: Lexus NX-300H 2015. I like the sporty design, and all the feautures. I love the gas economy. Is big enough to carry stuff, but not so big that will make me feel like a senior-daddy kind of guy. I don't like it because you cannot find any car... |
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| 5 responses | rough road capable, 4x4, reliable taconia My drive is 4.5 miles of gravel, 2.5 of that is fairly rough, has some steep places and sharp curves. So I need a fairly tough reliable vehicle with a full sized spare. I prefer manual transmission but will consider automatic. Don't care about fancy frills like leather seats, trim,... |
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| 7 responses | I'm looking for a new car for my wife. We are both 60 years old. I'm wanting to get a more than basic car for her. Member6720 I've driven the Audi A6, BMW 535i, Lexus ES. My wife wasn't impressed with the ES at all. The BMW was nice but a little low to get in and out of and I'm concerned about BMW's reliability. The A6 was okay but I don't know very much about that... |
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| 5 responses | Haulin Bass KSKarl Room to carry a bass. Don't want a full size truck or SUV |
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| 5 responses | Safe, reliable, inexpensive, first car Member6541 I've been looking at the standards: accord, camry, jetta, s80. My yearly expenses for transit with bus and uber is about $6,000. I want to find something that will pay for itself in under 3 years. My wife will be learning to drive in this car so safety is number... |
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| 6 responses | New SUV - reliable but with a few more modern touches fuster I currently have a Honda CR-V ('09-EX model with about 140k miles). Can't lease, need to buy as I drivearound 18-20K miles a year. Looking into the following (in no particular order - all 2016 models):
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| 5 responses | handicap accessible van jerrysieve looking for handicap accessible van |
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| 5 responses | tall and getting older, need comfortable ride Member6153 I would like mid size vehicle that is easyto get into, quiet comfortable ride for minimum 4-5 adults. Also with reasonable gas mileaage. |
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| 6 responses | Small SUV becca89 Must have sunroof. I've driven the Buick Encore, mazda 3 hatchback, honda HR-V and liked them all. |
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| 5 responses | wife's car Member3875 looking for something like a honda crv or maxima |
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| 5 responses | Semi mid-life crisis in2ba8 Drove Toyota Camry 2013 for business rental. Fun to drive. Had most options. Little loud road noise. Always liked the Accord. Open to coupes. Need some "distinction" with car. Set apart from rest though not too flashy. Infiniti G series? |
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| 5 responses | Safe, dependable AWD for au pair Member6434 Our 1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee was rear ended and totaled. The Jeep didn't look too bad other than the bumper cover, but the frame rails were unfortunately bent. It was driven by our au pair for our two girls. Liked that it was 4WD, roomy, built like a tank and... |
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| 5 responses | Safe, reliable, lasting suv for college student Member6482 I'm am a college student. I have saved up about $4000 and would like to get a decent small suv because the snow at my school is kind of bad. I want something that will last me 2.5-3 years so I can finish our school with it. I really need... |
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| 7 responses | Family hauler visionatsea Looking for cross over SUV, comfortable on long trips, good fuel efficiency with exterior style. Key points to make or break car: high price, not comfortable, low MPG. Looked at Lexus RX350 and Audi Q5. |
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| 5 responses | Bulk Transport/ Customer Service for tall guy Member5909 Key Points: I'm 6'-6 1/2" (half my height in the upper body), and I need a car that I can sit upright in. Owing to developing arthritis in both knees - I don't want to have to climb down into the car, and I don't want to be looking out... |
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| 5 responses | Reliable, stylish, fun to drive, budget car? Member6484 Currently have a 2011 Ford Fiesta SE, which initially was fun to drive, but alas all the fun has been sucked out due to the many mechanical issues, starting within 2 weeks of ownership (purchased brand new). I'm negative equity on it (owe $8800, but kelley blue book is about... |
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