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15 responses | Comfortable car for a car enthusiast with arthritis and a long commute bujonathan Hey guys, I'm a car enthusiast with a long commute (42 miles). Past cars include a 2003 VW GTI, 2008 Honda Civic Si, 2004 VW R32, and I now drive a 2012 Mazda3. I also happen to have arthritis, which is getting worse as I get further into... |
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10 responses | Best Bang-For-Buck Family Hauler vjpeach - Preferably 3-row or 7-seater for family of 5 with 2 kids in car seats - Would like alittle bit of everything as in comfort, lots of space for both people and cargo, safety, reliability, fuel economy, low-cost maintenance - Optional but would really appreciate:someluxury/smart elements, stylish - Preferably SUV... |
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5 responses | Wagon suv for small family Kmcdon6 looked at outback, RAV4, Priusv, forester, Volvo wagons, Passat, Crv. Leaning towards recent model of RAV4 because of cargo space, reliability, and ease of repairs/parts. Leaning away from others mentioned because of less cargo, hybrids not worth it, too much electrical issues and/or smaller seating space. thanks for your input!! |
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2 responses | Acura MDX 2007-2010 - yay or nay? Boost Is the MDX a good choice? Why? Why not? |
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5 responses | Fun car tootall63 Considering corvette, porsche boxster, cayman, cadillac CT6 |
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4 responses | Mazda 3 vs toyota corolla kme1961 I'm trying to decide between a Mazda 3 and a toyota corrolla. The mazda is clearly sportier and has a higher end audio system, but the Toyota seems more reliable and my family has a relationship with a dealership that's just around the corner. Any thoughts anyone can give would... |
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4 responses | Reliable used luxury sedans under $15k Member4765 Luxury Sedan with good reliability. Cannot be an infiniti (Already own a Q50). |
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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 | 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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7 responses | Retirement car Member3771 my recently retired wife want a luxery SUV. |
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3 responses | 2016 VW Golf Comfortline with Convenience Package Member6701 I'm new to this website and I'm thrilled to have read so many great posts. We currently have 1.8 TSI 2014 Jetta Comfortline (SE in the US) & 2015 1.8 TSI Golf Comfortline. I am giving away my Jetta to my parents as they need a new car.... |
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2 responses | fun for dad, share with teens Member6700 Really like my Audi for it's fit and finish and how well it does even after 15 yrs on the road. Love a manual transmission and this one is short throw 5spd with a turbo. Its fun but too expensive to justify maintaining it any more. Next crisis and I'm... |
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9 responses | Dog/Camping/Grocery/Trip Hauler mewri A utilitarian hauler for dogs, camping/canoeing gear, groceries, etc. Easy access for a large, older dog is a must. Rear seating, don't much care. My Honda Element has fit the bill perfectly and would buy another in a heartbeat, but those with low-ish miles are few and far between. Looked... |
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4 responses | SUV for long highway drives, super quiet on coarse concrete interstate surface. Member6499 Has to be very quiet at interstate speeds on coarse surface concrete. Comfortable seats for long drives. Room for 4 adults. Reliabilty is secondary to these two items, I have other transportation. |
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6 responses | Everything - within reason Member5798 Even mix of city and highway driving - more rear passenger seat room will be needed for the pair of vertically-expanding spawn; I want some power and decent handling. Driver two holds rear parking sensor (or rear camera) and passenger safety in high priority. A bit ( not too much)... |
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31 responses | Want another hybrid, but they seem to be either disappearing or not offering really great mileage Rodney I lease a 2013 Honda Civic hybrid. I'd get another, but Honda has discontinued it for 2016. I get about 35 MPG driving in D.C. traffic. I'll need to get a new lease this year.
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3 responses | looking for a mid size suv, which will carry a family of 4 easily with about 3-4 luggages. It will also be used for daily commute for short distances when not going on family vacations. Member6633 Reliability, reliabilty, reliability and reliability. Oh btw, did I mention reliability ? Everything else comes a very distant second. Preferences are at least a v6 or even better a V8. V8's last longer (hence the reliability). I do NOT want a souped up turbo charged or supercharged engine. Those engines... |
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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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4 responses | judy's retirement vehicle Member618 Long trips, luggage capacity, comfortable |
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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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7 responses | Station wagon with manual transmission - daily driver john_jans Loyalist Looking for a FWD, manual transmission wagon or crossover, under $24k. This is a very small pool of vehicles in the USA. Settled on a Mazda CX-5 or VW Golf Sportwagen. Unfortunately, the Mazda, though roomy, has anemic performance (manual transmission models get a smaller engine - why???).... |
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2 responses | My new love after my VW divorce Member6599 Outback? Escape? |
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4 responses | A tamer successor to an old WRX? Member5637 My wife and I have been very happy with our manual 2002 Subaru WRX Sportwagon. It's fun to drive, has been reliable, and has over 60 ft^3 of cargo room with the rear seats down. But with 100,000 miles on the car, and almost 14 more years on us, we... |
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3 responses | Reliable, fuel-efficient, and comfortable commuter car newellrp1 Looking for a reliable, efficient commuter with comfortable front seats (lumbar support and not putting pressure on my tailbone). |
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2 responses | Which is better, 2008 Mazda Tribute or 2013 Mitsubishi Outlander SE? Member6584 SAFETY FIRST! Driveabily, Fun, and easy vision. It's my 1st SUV. I don't want a "Large Size" at first. I need to seat 4 people comfortably to include my friends. Grocery Store is far, so I stock up, need large cargo area to shop for a few weeks' food. Back... |