Actually, it's an excellent SUV *IF* you don't insist on defining SUV by the
example of the Lincoln Navigator. If your sports require that you go
off-road rather than simply drive to the soccer field, and if your utility
is hauling lumber or camping equipment on occasion rather than just Fluffy
to the vet in a Travel Carrier, then it's a perfect SUV. IOW, it's a
somewhat more civilized version of many MVs.
I therefore must likewise reject the assertion that it should not be sold.
Steve Allen
At 08:12 AM 3/2/01 +0000, Gordon.W.I. McMillan wrote:
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>As an SUV, forget it, too slow, too noisy, and any modifications they did
>to it to make it faster and quieter would probably ruin it's off-road
>ability. Not sure I'd want to be travelling in a short, high, sqaure
>vehicle at 80 mph anyway when someone hits the brakes.....
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