Subject	None of the SUVs you list will transport the Z+trailer
Posted by	Technomancer on September 11, 2006 at 9:22 AM
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In Reply To	Re: Buying a New/Used Winter Car Dilemma. posted by vladz on September 10, 2006 at 11:32 PM
Message	with much comfort unless you go to some heroics to modify them (better brakes, more power, PullRite or Hensley hitch). Otherwise, they are all good choices. I like my Jeep Cherokee too, for it's cargo capacity (modest, not huge), price, and offroad prowess. That said, I think the Subaru route deserves your consideration. Those are great cars, and you might be able to find a 2002-vintage WRX wagon for a good price. They are very sensible for a college guy (moving furniture, moving a bunch of people) but still get good mileage if you drive gently and give you sports car thrills if you don't. - John
Follow Ups	Buying a New/Used Winter Car Dilemma. - vladz 18:14:30 09/10/06 I know several people who have been satisfied w/the Murano - TTFairladyZ 18:25:19 09/10/06 4wd or not? - escturbo 18:35:06 09/10/06 Have you considered a subaru? - cossiemodo2000 19:13:34 09/10/06 2nd, very happy with my 06 Legacy GT. Good deals to - zgene4 20:54:07 09/10/06 I traded my 05 Legacy GT - Wui (Philly) 11:55:23 09/11/06 True, Subarus don't have that great a resale in the short - zgene4 21:17:57 09/11/06 Re: Buying a New/Used Winter Car Dilemma. - vladz 23:32:16 09/10/06 Re: Re: Buying a New/Used Winter Car Dilemma. - SactoTodd 09:05:58 09/11/06 None of the SUVs you list will transport the Z+trailer - Technomancer 09:22:33 09/11/06 Re: None of the SUVs you list will transport the Z+trailer - vladz 11:19:51 09/11/06 Just because the max rating is 5000 lbs doesn't mean you - Technomancer 12:43:25 09/11/06
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