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Old 08-09-2007, 09:12 PM
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I've driven my 14mpg Rodeo for over 12 years now. Either of these would be fine - even the TT diesel would be fine. I just want to see performance this time.

I'm in the same boat as this though:
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driving the 3.0 provided enough "oomph" to not justify the extra $ for the V8 - i.e. I would rather spend the money on the options I wanted vs. a more powerful motor.
Options are pricey - and I want quite a few already.
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