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Yeah transmission's and suspension's in dodge's are junk.

CasperX22 wroteCOLONYeah transmission's and suspension's in dodge's are junk.

even people who dont know cars know this. Sad really

Get an Acura MDX. Get any acura for that matter they drive great.

CasperX22 wroteCOLONYeah transmission's and suspension's in dodge's are junk.

tell me about it. Exact two problems i have that i want to get rid of before it gets worse....

Inb4 Nick comes in and says rdx is way better

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CasperX22 wroteCOLONYeah transmission's and suspension's in dodge's are junk.

tell me about it. Exact two problems i have that i want to get rid of before it gets worse....

Funny how every dodge has the exact same problem . Just like every ford aside from their pickup trucks will either have electrical problems or a blown transmission at 100,000.

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CasperX22 wroteCOLONYeah transmission's and suspension's in dodge's are junk.

tell me about it. Exact two problems i have that i want to get rid of before it gets worse....

Funny how every dodge has the exact same problem . Just like every ford aside from their pickup trucks will either have electrical problems or a blown transmission at 100,000.

Yea, im over domestics. Only domestic id consider is GMC and that is for a truck. SUV in my price range is down to Kia, Hyundai and possibly ford edge or Rav4. Kia has the bigger tow capacity and more solid feel.

what price range are you looking at?

And really you would take a GMC truck over a Ford? Interesting.

Sierra, over F150...yes. I work for Natural Resources and have been every place a vehicle can possibly go and not go. Sierras last and are much tougher from my experiences. The newer fords are real nice though.

but price range is a bit eye opening. 2011-2013 is my year range and something under 90k kms. Trying to stay below 20k. Its not that easy. hoping for at least 10 on trade in of 2011 journey with 88k.

Toyota tundra is actually a vey reputable truck, and Japanese trucks are nothing to laugh at tbh

CAM wroteCOLONbut price range is a bit eye opening. 2011-2013 is my year range and something under 90k kms. Trying to stay below 20k. Its not that easy. hoping for at least 10 on trade in of 2011 journey with 88k.

I've heard good things about Nissan Murano's.

Toyota and Nissan have great trucks, just expensive

kimmer wroteCOLONToyota tundra is actually a vey reputable truck, and Japanese trucks are nothing to laugh at tbh

Tundra's are actually nice trucks.

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kimmer wroteCOLONToyota tundra is actually a vey reputable truck, and Japanese trucks are nothing to laugh at tbh

Tundra's are actually nice trucks.

love them. Only problem is you gotta be rich or prepared to make a 600/mnth payment for 7 years...

That was ny payment on the Sierra until I paid it off. All trucks are expensive.

I'd go Honda/Toyota/VW (CRV/Rav4/Tiguan) if you're looking for quality in that midSUV size with solid engines. They last longer and are better built in my experiences. VW has the more expensive maintenance, but I like the CRV and Rav4 better anyways... not sure how the 2011-13 models are though... the newer ones are nice!

Handsome&FairMike wroteCOLONI'd go Honda/Toyota/VW (CRV/Rav4/Tiguan) if you're looking for quality in that midSUV size with solid engines. They last longer and are better built in my experiences. VW has the more expensive maintenance, but I like the CRV and Rav4 better anyways... not sure how the 2011-13 models are though... the newer ones are nice!

VW also last and built high quality. It's a give take. Maintenance may be more expensive, but you are likely to get significantly more milage out of them before you need any maintence done.

kimmer wroteCOLONLol wtf @ steve
Mines a performance synthetic for a civic Si and it's 50 lol. I don't feel bad for u since u guys pay like 800 a yr for insurance vs my 3000 lol

Ya go get urself a caddy escalade. Best performance money can buy

I just got some new insurance because TD wanted to try to up my rate to like 6100$ for the year lmao.


I'm now with aviva and I'll only be paying 216 per month and my insurance will actually be better. Insurance brokers ar the way to go.

I think F150s are the nicest trucks btw