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| wilywin:
Not to pop any ones balloon but i work for AAA....2009-2010 most commonly tow'd vehicle.....Jeep Grand Cherokees follow'd by VW Jettas! My uncle has a cherokee and swears by it! I personally have never owned one....just sayin! |
| bobcat:
--- Quote ---Matt- You might look at a Liberty too...not bad as long as you don't mind a rig a little smaller than a G/C. --- End quote --- jackelope- have those Liberty's been fairly reliable? How are they on gas? |
| Bean Counter:
--- Quote from: FC on September 25, 2011, 05:32:43 PM --- If you are looking for an all around rig for her that is tough, gets decent mileage and is fantastic in the snow look at a Subaru but steer clear of any between 99-03 due to head gasket issues. --- End quote --- The misses drives a Subaru, also all time all whdel drive, that gets 26-28 mpg. Petty good, but heed FC on the head gasket issue. At a shop it will cost you $1,500-2,000 due to the engine design. I don't think the problems ended with the '03 models, either. Just call All Wheel Drive Auto in Kirkland or visit their website. I no longer recommend Subarus, even though ours has been on the road for 200,000 miles. |
| jackelope:
--- Quote from: wilywin on September 26, 2011, 08:35:44 AM ---Not to pop any ones balloon but i work for AAA....2009-2010 most commonly tow'd vehicle.....Jeep Grand Cherokees follow'd by VW Jettas! My uncle has a cherokee and swears by it! I personally have never owned one....just sayin! --- End quote --- Source?? --- Quote from: bobcat on September 26, 2011, 08:57:01 AM --- --- Quote ---Matt- You might look at a Liberty too...not bad as long as you don't mind a rig a little smaller than a G/C. --- End quote --- jackelope- have those Liberty's been fairly reliable? How are they on gas? --- End quote --- Yeah they've been pretty good all around. The diesels suck but they were short lived. Gas is probably 16 or so around town, 20+ on the highway. Definitely not awesome mpg's. They've mostly got a 3.7L V-6 in them. There's a couple manual trans'd 4 cylinders around. They would be extreme base models and I'd steer clear of them. You'd need a push to make it up a hill. |
| Bean Counter:
Hw about a Toyota Rav4? I drove one once and it felt nice and nimble. |
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