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Re SUVs
spiny norman--the lesser Started conversation Jun 17, 1999
I concur. I live in Texas in ranch country and out here pickups are common because they are quite useful SUVs not so, no good for hauling hay or livestock, marginally better for people. I was employed as a mechanic at a Land Rover dealership and I don't recall ever seeing one that even had dirt on it. I'll stick with a truck for utility and a couple of little cars and big bikes for my personal mobility.
Re SUVs
Yoz Posted Jul 8, 1999
SEE?
He agrees and HE'S A TEXAN!
When a Texan thinks something's too big and stupid it's definitely time for change.
Thank you.
Re SUVs
Blatherskite the Mugwump - Bandwidth Bandit Posted Aug 29, 1999
I don't believe you can lay the blame for starting the trend on the Range Rover...not exactly a popular seller in the states. Jeep got it started, with the Cherokee, i believe. Don't quote me on it, though.
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Dirk Vinkelhop Posted Sep 29, 1999
When I went to Texas I noticed they all drove Ford F350?thread=When I went to Texas I noticed they all drove Ford F350 pickups, which I would consider a 'lil bit bigger than a Range Rover. (Especially those long-wheelbase 4-door versions; what's the point!?)..
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