That's what I wanted to know. I'm not saying I'd like the wagon just for the DITY, I like it better on its own. I just hoped that the DITY might offset some of the pain of paying an extra $5,000 for it. Not looking that way, though.
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That's what I wanted to know. I'm not saying I'd like the wagon just for the DITY, I like it better on its own. I just hoped that the DITY might offset some of the pain of paying an extra $5,000 for it. Not looking that way, though.
I have a CRV which I really love. Yes, I know it's kind of a mom car, but I figure it's a good compromise between the hauling ability of a truck, the gas mileage of a sedan, and comfortable passenger seating. If you fold the seats you can fit a ton of crap in it.
Umm....
2 cars is a bit much for one guy making E3. But in the future. In the future....
So you're the soccer mom with the vandy sticker in the 30 parking lot. Got it.
And the entire middle east stood up to applaud this photo
: I am surprised that no-one has mentioned the simplest solution.....one of each.
Both are paid off. I have had the Corvette for 17 years ( and spent a lot over the years) and a year tax free in Iraq helped pay of the Avalanche.
So you're the soccer mom with the vandy sticker in the 30 parking lot. Got it.
And the entire middle east stood up to applaud this photo
Haha wow, I live 1/2 mile from vandy....prius's with Vandy stickers are more of the norm nowadays. They're like annoying little gnats driving around everywhere.
Triumph57
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Get a Subaru Impreza STI Wagon. It can tow 2000 lbs (The only sports car besides the Mustang with a tow rating...and the Mustang can only tow 1000 lbs). It can seat four comfortably, more in a pinch. The back seats fold down for plenty of storage. It has rally proven performance winning multiple championships in the dirt/mud/snow. It has been compaired favorably to much more expensive sports cars, especially when the roads aren't billiard table smooth. It also has a really cool boxer engine so it doesn't sound like an angry lawnmower like most 4 cylinder sports cars (this also helps it to have a lower center of gravity for increased handling performance). It is basically just win. They are REALLY ugly though.
Test drove that, and it was absolutely awesome on the highway. Panoramic moonroof was incredible, too. But the thing just had some brain-dead features, such as a 6 or 8-way power driver's seat with manual front/back adjustment (?), and a cheap plastic steering wheel in an otherwise great cabin. Also my leg was a little cramped, and iihs tells me that it's likely to get injured in a crash, so I wasn't too keen on that.
Well, as long as we're making grossly inaccurate generalizations here, "Trucks are for sister-fucking hillbillies".
Pre- 2007 the sti and wrx in general were sick. I have had a few trucks 97 silverado and a 2000 f250 diesel. loved the diesel and draggin my buddies out of the mud. However, pain around a town and I remember a tank of gas costing well over a hundred bucks. I have a G35 now, I love it and it's 40 dollar tanks of gas. However, I know a truck will be in my future again.
Also, seeing that your BDCP wouldn't it be a long time before we saw any DITY? Buddy in Lemoore said you couldn't pick it up until you moved to out of the VT's. Correct me if i am wrong, thats a question I had been wanting to ask.