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Originally Posted by crosvs
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Evo would run about $32k
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Originally Posted by Kewl X5
Just in case you change your mind re: getting another SUV...
I know you already have the X5, but the new generation Nissan Xterra has gotten really great reviews in both Motor Trend and Car & Driver. You can get a base model Xterra (but still has the 4.0L 6-cylinder 270HP engine) for less than $25K.
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This new car is really for my mother. She doesn't feel comfy driving anything too big. So the Xterra is out of the question. My cousin actually has one and it's a great SUV for the money...
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Originally Posted by vinuneuro
VW MkIV R32... should be out soon.
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Yeah the R32 will be in the range of the STI and EVO... $32K
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Originally Posted by SuperGreg
A Subaru in CO is the shiznizzle, and the resale there is phenominal!!!!!!!
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Yes sir; just wondering what else is out there.
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Originally Posted by LeMansX5
Get a used 3-series xi. Will fit that budget.
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Believe me; that was the first thing that came up but she doesn't want a pre-owned car.
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Originally Posted by gresch
If you're not getting a Suby, check out the Chevy AWD Equinox
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Yeah she doesn't want any American Car/Truck. Not even German; basically a Japaness auto due to its reliability.
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Originally Posted by SANguru
2.0T A4 also fit into that budget.
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The 2.0T is not AWD. Which is a requirment. The quattro version is in the low $30k's.
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Originally Posted by DINANM3
I would get a subaru legacy or a wrx
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WRX is what I told her to get; but she doesn't want the Turbo version because of the hood scoop. For $25k that car is perfect. The problem is that for only a few thousand more she could get the STI. But then again for a few thousand less she could get the non turbo 2.2L.
05-26-2006, 03:11 AM
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