I don't think you could pay me enough to drive a mini van.daedalus said:This isn't the most depressing thread I've read here today, but it's certainly the runner up.
Easy to say when you're young and single.USCTrojanCPA said:I don't think you could pay me enough to drive a mini van.
irvinehomeowner said:Easy to say when you're young and single.USCTrojanCPA said:I don't think you could pay me enough to drive a mini van.
We'll revisit this thread in 2022.
ps99472 said:Still in the market for a new car, wife torpedoed the Mazda5 idea, too kiddie looking for me according to her. So now I'm thinking of going another direction, I like big cars so maybe the Avalon? I know its popular with geriatric crowd, but I'm kinda liking it, good tech in the car, wish there was some sort of hybrid with it. Heard on commercial 0% APR right now. Not the most common car on the road, heard its like a Lexus but with a Toyota price.
irvinehomeowner said:No minivan for her? Has she test-drove one?
Again... once you experience the magical automatic sliding doors... life will never be the same.
Those headlights look pretty slick.iacrenter said:How about one of these? Probably one of the better looking family haulers on the market. Drives like a sedan and has the space of a SUV. Almost the same price as a Honda Odyssey EX-L.
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irvinehomeowner said:Driving a big sedan is close to driving a mini-van.
Again... did she actually test drive one... it drives a like a car.
iacrenter said:How about one of these? Probably one of the better looking family haulers on the market. Drives like a sedan and has the space of a SUV. Almost the same price as a Honda Odyssey EX-L.
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