my cars have 167k and 104k miles. in the market for. 3rd car

Posted by djtexillini on August 31, 2020, 9:40 pm

161 on my land cruiser, 103 on the odyssey, 138 on the Volvo

Posted by Villain on August 31, 2020, 10:51 pm, in reply to "my cars have 167k and 104k miles. in the market for. 3rd car"

Seems like you should cover the boardhost fees more often*

Posted by Tactical on September 1, 2020, 7:55 am, in reply to "my cars have 167k and 104k miles. in the market for. 3rd car"

Previous Message sportage vs cx5 vs cr-v. top trim tough decision. i can buy anyone here because of my thriftiness and dual incomes

Will this require a 3rd mortgage on your McMansion?*

Posted by Xar on September 1, 2020, 9:53 am, in reply to "my cars have 167k and 104k miles. in the market for. 3rd car"

Previous Message sportage vs cx5 vs cr-v. top trim tough decision. i can buy anyone here because of my thriftiness and dual incomes

We recently got a CX-5 Grand Touring as our old shitbox Volvo got too sketch...

Posted by haighter on September 1, 2020, 10:10 am, in reply to "my cars have 167k and 104k miles. in the market for. 3rd car"

...to reliably feel comfortable transporting my wife and kids around. We love it. It's absolutely comfortable and has lotsa nice bells and whistles. Plenty of room for us but still small enough to parallel park, get into small garage spots, etc. And I inherited the shitbox volvo for home depot and work runs. Previous Message sportage vs cx5 vs cr-v. top trim tough decision. i can buy anyone here because of my thriftiness and dual incomes

will go reserve or signature for the vroom*

Posted by djtexillini on September 1, 2020, 11:12 am, in reply to "We recently got a CX-5 Grand Touring as our old shitbox Volvo got too sketch..."

Previous Message ...to reliably feel comfortable transporting my wife and kids around. We love it. It's absolutely comfortable and has lotsa nice bells and whistles. Plenty of room for us but still small enough to parallel park, get into small garage spots, etc. And I inherited the shitbox volvo for home depot and work runs. Previous Message sportage vs cx5 vs cr-v. top trim tough decision. i can buy anyone here because of my thriftiness and dual incomes

should probably just buy boardhost*

Posted by djtexillini on September 1, 2020, 11:13 am, in reply to "Seems like you should cover the boardhost fees more often*"

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what’s a mortgage?*

Posted by djtexillini on September 1, 2020, 11:13 am, in reply to "Will this require a 3rd mortgage on your McMansion?*"

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What's preventing your retirement.*

Posted by Xar on September 1, 2020, 11:36 am, in reply to "what’s a mortgage?*"

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He's financing a war.

Posted by Fanin on September 1, 2020, 11:38 am, in reply to "What's preventing your retirement.*"

Retirement will need to wait. Previous Message Previous Message Previous Message Previous Message sportage vs cx5 vs cr-v. top trim tough decision. i can buy anyone here because of my thriftiness and dual incomes you have to accept reality. it was stolen but there is no way to prove it.

Ah...I got ours as a 2YO lease tradein for like 22K with only 8K miles...

Posted by haighter on September 1, 2020, 11:40 am, in reply to "will go reserve or signature for the vroom*"

...and I don't need extra torque or AWD. It's mainly just for carting my kids back and forth to preschool and the occasional trip up or down 101. Previous Message Previous Message ...to reliably feel comfortable transporting my wife and kids around. We love it. It's absolutely comfortable and has lotsa nice bells and whistles. Plenty of room for us but still small enough to parallel park, get into small garage spots, etc. And I inherited the shitbox volvo for home depot and work runs. Previous Message sportage vs cx5 vs cr-v. top trim tough decision. i can buy anyone here because of my thriftiness and dual incomes

yeah. probably before the turbo was released

Posted by djtexillini on September 1, 2020, 11:42 am, in reply to "Ah...I got ours as a 2YO lease tradein for like 22K with only 8K miles..."

does kick the price up to around 36k. kind of steep. aapl will buy it Previous Message ...and I don't need extra torque or AWD. It's mainly just for carting my kids back and forth to preschool and the occasional trip up or down 101. Previous Message Previous Message ...to reliably feel comfortable transporting my wife and kids around. We love it. It's absolutely comfortable and has lotsa nice bells and whistles. Plenty of room for us but still small enough to parallel park, get into small garage spots, etc. And I inherited the shitbox volvo for home depot and work runs. Previous Message sportage vs cx5 vs cr-v. top trim tough decision. i can buy anyone here because of my thriftiness and dual incomes

greed

Posted by djtexillini on September 1, 2020, 11:43 am, in reply to "What's preventing your retirement.*"

incredibly easy money right now and locked to this area for a couple more years soon enough Previous Message Previous Message Previous Message Previous Message sportage vs cx5 vs cr-v. top trim tough decision. i can buy anyone here because of my thriftiness and dual incomes

Looking at the spec...seems like the same car minus the vrooms...

Posted by haighter on September 1, 2020, 11:47 am, in reply to "yeah. probably before the turbo was released"

...it's super comfortable. Leather. Backup cams. Beeps and boops. Lane sensors and surround sensors. The only thing I dislike so far is that the rear hatch is on a motor and you have to shut the car off to open the hatch. Previous Message does kick the price up to around 36k. kind of steep. aapl will buy it Previous Message ...and I don't need extra torque or AWD. It's mainly just for carting my kids back and forth to preschool and the occasional trip up or down 101. Previous Message Previous Message ...to reliably feel comfortable transporting my wife and kids around. We love it. It's absolutely comfortable and has lotsa nice bells and whistles. Plenty of room for us but still small enough to parallel park, get into small garage spots, etc. And I inherited the shitbox volvo for home depot and work runs. Previous Message sportage vs cx5 vs cr-v. top trim tough decision. i can buy anyone here because of my thriftiness and dual incomes

the liftgate? try with all doors unlocked while car running in prk*

Posted by djtexillini on September 1, 2020, 12:53 pm, in reply to "Looking at the spec...seems like the same car minus the vrooms..."

Previous Message ...it's super comfortable. Leather. Backup cams. Beeps and boops. Lane sensors and surround sensors. The only thing I dislike so far is that the rear hatch is on a motor and you have to shut the car off to open the hatch. Previous Message does kick the price up to around 36k. kind of steep. aapl will buy it Previous Message ...and I don't need extra torque or AWD. It's mainly just for carting my kids back and forth to preschool and the occasional trip up or down 101. Previous Message Previous Message ...to reliably feel comfortable transporting my wife and kids around. We love it. It's absolutely comfortable and has lotsa nice bells and whistles. Plenty of room for us but still small enough to parallel park, get into small garage spots, etc. And I inherited the shitbox volvo for home depot and work runs. Previous Message sportage vs cx5 vs cr-v. top trim tough decision. i can buy anyone here because of my thriftiness and dual incomes

I wasn't asking a question; I was answering your's*

Posted by Xar on September 1, 2020, 2:16 pm, in reply to "greed"

Previous Message incredibly easy money right now and locked to this area for a couple more years soon enough Previous Message Previous Message Previous Message Previous Message sportage vs cx5 vs cr-v. top trim tough decision. i can buy anyone here because of my thriftiness and dual incomes

i got 70K on my Tucson Limited and i'll never sell or trade in

Posted by Plaza21 on September 1, 2020, 7:04 pm, in reply to "my cars have 167k and 104k miles. in the market for. 3rd car"

Way too comfortable driving it and the new versions don't look as good. The only issue i've had is faulty thermistor on AC but that's a $20 fix. Order part, youtube shows how to put it in, and save 600-700 from having a shop do it. Youtube has to be putting lot of mechanics and body repair shops out of business. Literally anything you could think of that could be fixed has been done on video. Previous Message sportage vs cx5 vs cr-v. top trim tough decision. i can buy anyone here because of my thriftiness and dual incomes

acura rdx has grabbed attention and maybe wallet

Posted by djtexillini on September 3, 2020, 4:33 pm, in reply to "my cars have 167k and 104k miles. in the market for. 3rd car"

16 fvcking speakers! Previous Message sportage vs cx5 vs cr-v. top trim tough decision. i can buy anyone here because of my thriftiness and dual incomes

rdx ftw*

Posted by djtexillini on October 5, 2020, 2:55 pm, in reply to "my cars have 167k and 104k miles. in the market for. 3rd car"

Previous Message sportage vs cx5 vs cr-v. top trim tough decision. i can buy anyone here because of my thriftiness and dual incomes

a year of retirement funds poof*

Posted by djtexillini on October 5, 2020, 3:02 pm, in reply to "rdx ftw*"

Previous Message Previous Message sportage vs cx5 vs cr-v. top trim tough decision. i can buy anyone here because of my thriftiness and dual incomes

500 miles in. the rdx (with advance package duh) is pretty sweet

Posted by djtexillini on October 23, 2020, 1:45 pm, in reply to "my cars have 167k and 104k miles. in the market for. 3rd car"

too bad it’s not my car Previous Message sportage vs cx5 vs cr-v. top trim tough decision. i can buy anyone here because of my thriftiness and dual incomes