Suggestions for a new vehicle??

[Homeslice]

Originally Posted by Papa_Complex

A Mazda 5 with snow tires would be "good in snow." I call it a mini-minivan. It has sliding rear doors, so it's easy to get stuff (kids) into and out of the rear seats. It can seat 6, if the last two are pretty tiny or four, with a good amount of cargo or 2, with a SHIT-LOAD of cargo. It's pretty good on gas too.
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Your suggestion was ignored, because that vehicle doesn't look "macho" enough for Americans.

[Papa_Complex]

Originally Posted by Homeslice

Your suggestion was ignored, because that vehicle doesn't look "macho" enough for Americans.

The person who asked the question seems to have read it. She also seems to be saying that it wouldn't be macho enough for Western Canadians either

[DLIT]

Originally Posted by Cutty72

hmm, can't see the pic so it may answer my question, but what if you want to haul stuff IN the bed.. then stuff in trunk is trapped.

How often is a mom hauling stuff in the bed? I don't even haul that much shit in the bed. And if I do, I take out what I might need outta the trunk first.

Originally Posted by Homeslice

Plus I doubt that door is water-proof

Talking about my Ridgeline? It's waterproof.

[Cutty72]

Originally Posted by DLIT

How often is a mom hauling stuff in the bed? I don't even haul that much shit in the bed. And if I do, I take out what I might need outta the trunk first.



Talking about my Ridgeline? It's waterproof.

idk, on a shopping trip maybe?

[shmike]

Originally Posted by DLIT

How often is a mom hauling stuff in the bed? I don't even haul that much shit in the bed. And if I do, I take out what I might need outta the trunk first.

If you aren't going to haul stuff in the bed then why have it?

Get an SUV / CUV and keep all of your shit out of the rain, and have more room and / or seating options.

[Particle Man]

Originally Posted by DLIT

How often is a mom hauling stuff in the bed?

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That's kind of a personal question, don't you think?