Boss 302
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Make one bid for as high as you are willing pay.
Should I?
- Thread starter cptlo
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The cats are counting on you man, don't let them down.
You can always get a minivan, they are also good for hauling cats
cptlo
Pursuit Driver
I have a Honda Passport SUV now which is plenty big for hauling cats. Not that it'll ever be used for that though....
Boss 302
Pursuit Driver
I have a Chrysler Town and Country. I love it. Great gas mileage, and because of my health issues, it's comfortable for me to drive. Besides that, I can fold the seats down and haul a lot of stuff.
We expect you to turn in your man card.
Boss 302
Pursuit Driver
I liked my Mustang. I did, but it got very difficult for me to drive it without being in pain. My wife has a Malibu, and I have difficulty getting in and out of it. It's a nice car, but I suffer being in it. I thought about a truck but didn't want to spend that kind of money.
The Sound Guy
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My PIL have a 2004 Toyota van. They can still get in and out of it fine at 88 and 92 years old.
We took it on trips several time, it was comfortable.
Tried to talk the wife into getting one for our "last" new vehicle. No go so far....
We took it on trips several time, it was comfortable.
Tried to talk the wife into getting one for our "last" new vehicle. No go so far....
Boss 302
Pursuit Driver
Ours is great for trips. The side windows starting behind the driver and going to the back are dark-tinted. My wife has glaucoma, and she can sit in a seat in the back and take a nap or watch a DVD.
Far West
Pursuit Driver
Several of my hotels have had the Toyota van. I was shocked how much power they had.
Years ago I drove a friend's Honda van and it was heavy, had no get up and go, and was a dog to drive.
Our Maintenance van is a left over 2004 Toyota van from one of our other hotels. It still drives great. It just looks horrible from not being garaged or given a coat of wax, or for that matter being washed. All but one hubcap has fallen off. It is just used to go to Home Depot or other supply stores to pick up stuff. I use it to go to Costco Business Center to get supplies for the hotel. It is much easier to load than my car. We only have one row of seats so the whole back is open.
I don't know if I would buy one for my personal use, but I would endorse the Toyota van as very drivable and responsive.
Years ago I drove a friend's Honda van and it was heavy, had no get up and go, and was a dog to drive.
Our Maintenance van is a left over 2004 Toyota van from one of our other hotels. It still drives great. It just looks horrible from not being garaged or given a coat of wax, or for that matter being washed. All but one hubcap has fallen off. It is just used to go to Home Depot or other supply stores to pick up stuff. I use it to go to Costco Business Center to get supplies for the hotel. It is much easier to load than my car. We only have one row of seats so the whole back is open.
I don't know if I would buy one for my personal use, but I would endorse the Toyota van as very drivable and responsive.
cptlo
Pursuit Driver
Maybe, if you’ll wear a MAGA cap.
