Posted by LA in WI on December 18, 2013 at 01:40:16 from (64.251.222.169):
In Reply to: OT Mini vans posted by Don-Wi on December 17, 2013 at 19:49:35:
I have owned Chevys and Ford trucks and cars all my life, never considered anything else. But back in 1990 we bought a Dodge mini van and had it for 4 yrs, it ran flawlessly and was a neat rig. In a moment of insanity I traded it for a Mercury Grand Marquis because I wanted that V8 power, full frame if in an accident, smooth ride, etc. Big mistake for an older couple.....getting in and out was a royal pain.
I finally traded for a Dodge Grand Caravan with the Stow & Go seats. What a great rig! Rides quietly, has enuf power in mountains or wherever, handles nicely and has scads of room and I get 23-24 mpg (and I always push a vehicle kind of hard). And very little repairs. I have a Chevy Tahoe for my vehicle (van is for wife) and the Chev has big v8 power and 4 wheel drive but the van is better in every other category...more fun to drive her van (when she lets me).
Now it"s got 104K and I will trade it in 2 yrs. Ford and Chevy make great trucks, but it"s back to the Dodge or Chrysler van again (if Chrysler is still in business). I no longer have to struggle to get down into and up out of a car anymore as I am done with cars.
The van is very quiet whether the seats are up or down...no difference whatsoever.
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