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  1. #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by Oyster View Post
    I suppose I am easily pleased....

    1996 Jeep Cherokee Sport.
    I love my baby!

    Oh, and I will let you in on a little secret...
    I have always loved the Chevrolet El Camino(late 60s to early 70s preferred).
    Only a secret because everyone relates them to "rednecks and mullets". Hehe. =D
    I have a love/hate relationship with my Sectumsempra:

    1994 Jeep Cherokee

    Niño & Eliza



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    With gas prices these days, I'll stick to the bus and walking! No dream cars.


    "Did you ever notice when you blow in a dog's face he gets mad at you?
    But when you take him in a car he sticks his head out the window." -- Steve Bluestone

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    I used to do that too, but my barn and 4-H stuff is 25 miles away and there is no public transportation in between here and there. Gas hit $4 a gallon here today!

    Niño & Eliza



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    Here's my dream car:

    And am I spoiled in that it's mine!


    But nothing makes me green with envy quite like a well built desert truck:



    500+ horse power, 23+ inches of suspension travel, and a roll cage; is there anything better?

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    If I could choose two cars, it would be a Range Rover and an Austin Healey. I quite like the Mini Cooper too.



    "I don't know which weapons will be used in the third World war, but in the fourth, it will be sticks and stones" --- Albert Einstein.


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    My present car is a 2002 Audi A4 Avant. I love this car because it handles like a sports car and is great to drive in bad weather because of the all wheel drive.
    Mine is just like this one except the wheels. I like my wheels better. Koko likes it because when we are in the PARK she can ride with her head out the sun rool


    My next car will probably be another Audi. i am leaning toward an A3 TDI。I had a VW Jetta TDI that I really liked so an AUDI TDI will be even better.

    “You live and you learn, but if you never learn, at least you are still living.”
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    Kokopup, I like your present car better than the "next" one. Audi's are good solid cars!



    "I don't know which weapons will be used in the third World war, but in the fourth, it will be sticks and stones" --- Albert Einstein.


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    I have owned more cars than I can count and sold or traded them all without hesitation. I am so attached to this car I think I will keep it even if I buy an A3. My wife has a new Mazda6 Sportwagan and my 8 year old Audi is more solid an runs better than her new car. When I close my doors all you hear is a solid thump. When I close her doors I always feel like it didn't close all the way. When it is bad weather her car is all over the road and my Audi is straight arrow and solid. There is no comparing the two cars.

    wombat2u2004
    The wife has a new Hyundai, the daughter a Ford hatchback, and I still drive my Ford utility...three vehicles in this place is overkill....LOLOL.
    We have the Largest most automated Hyundai plant in the world just down the road from here. I'm not sure what they make there. They just announced a plant expansion to set up a new model. The Holden is imported to the US and rebadged as a Pontiac G8. Since Pontiac was Killed by GM the Holden will be imported for Police duty only. I'm not sure what they will call it.
    “You live and you learn, but if you never learn, at least you are still living.”
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    That's the reason why the Vortex was so good to drive, it was AWD to.
    Never leaned much towards the Audi's.....don't know why, maybe it's the body shapes that they come out with that puts me off. We all have our favourites tho. The new Holden Calais, and the Holden Statesman are good cars, if I get another newy soon, it'll probably be one of those.

    But at the moment we are sticking to what we have, as it only takes 10 minutes in any direction to reach the boundaries of the city I live in. (No such thing as peak hour traffic here). The wife has a new Hyundai, the daughter a Ford hatchback, and I still drive my Ford utility...three vehicles in this place is overkill....LOLOL.


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