New vehicle
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Re: New vehicle
I seen one at the dealer looked nice but not sure if another mid-size suv in the line up is necessary. Perhaps to feed the sheeple's interests?
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Re: New vehicle
My cousin in Italy had one. Was kind of like a Rogue. Except his was manual transmission and diesel (we won't get that cool poop here). I'm sure we're stuck with boring ass CVT.
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Re: New vehicle
Maybe we can borrow one for AW and let's test it out
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Re: New vehicle
I like that idea. I think someone we know needs to start convincing their boss how good of a marketing opportunity it would be.