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car recommendation
what is a good car to get regards to reliability / fuel consumption - oh wants a pick up or something that'll ferry 2 big dribbly dogs regularly, we'll be over on a twp so i figure get somethin non too expensive then once get pr splash out on somethin better. opinions please
thanks in advance |
Re: car recommendation
Originally Posted by scottandsel
(Post 8528569)
what is a good car to get regards to reliability / fuel consumption - oh wants a pick up or something that'll ferry 2 big dribbly dogs regularly, we'll be over on a twp so i figure get somethin non too expensive then once get pr splash out on somethin better. opinions please
thanks in advance (Flederman has an old GMC Sonoma that's good on fuel and reliable, also has room for dogs especially if you transport them Canadian style, ie loose in the back of the truck) |
Re: car recommendation
Originally Posted by fledermaus
(Post 8528580)
I'm too jealous to offer any advice to anyone in a position to splash out on a car.
(Flederman has an old GMC Sonoma that's good on fuel and reliable, also has room for dogs especially if you transport them Canadian style, ie loose in the back of the truck) |
Re: car recommendation
Originally Posted by scottandsel
(Post 8528569)
what is a good car to get regards to reliability / fuel consumption - oh wants a pick up or something that'll ferry 2 big dribbly dogs regularly, we'll be over on a twp so i figure get somethin non too expensive then once get pr splash out on somethin better. opinions please
thanks in advance |
Re: car recommendation
A Nissan Pathfinder.
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Re: car recommendation
Originally Posted by scottandsel
(Post 8528591)
googled that - nice and saw some cheap too rather have something with a back on it tho - dont want dogs takin a leap of faith! something similar to a toyota surf
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Re: car recommendation
lol i'm with you Fled, i'm still driving round in my donated Pontiac shitfire that Ducks parents gave me!!!!!
Mind you having to drive a mile down a gravel road to the house means theres no new paintwork to worry about getting chipped ;) |
Re: car recommendation
Ford Prefect.
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Re: car recommendation
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 8528751)
Ford Prefect.
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Re: car recommendation
Originally Posted by mandymoochops
(Post 8528746)
lol i'm with you Fled, i'm still driving round in my donated Pontiac shitfire that Ducks parents gave me!!!!!
Mind you having to drive a mile down a gravel road to the house means theres no new paintwork to worry about getting chipped ;) |
Re: car recommendation
Originally Posted by fledermaus
(Post 8529009)
Arthur Dent
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Re: car recommendation
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 8529015)
Nice chap, Arthur.
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Originally Posted by Novocastrian
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Ford Prefect.
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Re: car recommendation
Something German or Japanese if you want it to last, we've got a Toyota RAV4 and it suits us fine.
Good on fuel, large interior, and 4x4 in the snow. |
Re: car recommendation
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 8528751)
Ford Prefect.
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Re: car recommendation
Originally Posted by Danny B
(Post 8529067)
Something German or Japanese if you want it to last, we've got a Toyota RAV4 and it suits us fine.
Good on fuel, large interior, and 4x4 in the snow. My Guys a Ford guy, we almost bid on a Xterra at the weekend though - what is it with auctions these days where people pay more than you can buy them for on Kijiji????? Nutters! |
Re: car recommendation
Not sure German or Japanese have a better rep than US or Canadian built any more.
Check out Kijiji.ca for second hand trucks in your area. |
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Originally Posted by fledermaus
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Arthur Dent
Originally Posted by Novocastrian
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Ford Prefect.
Originally Posted by scottandsel
(Post 8528569)
what is a good car to get regards to reliability / fuel consumption - oh wants a pick up or something that'll ferry 2 big dribbly dogs regularly, we'll be over on a twp so i figure get somethin non too expensive then once get pr splash out on somethin better. opinions please
thanks in advance The station wagon gives you options on either putting the dogs in the trunk and still carrying passengers, or putting the back seats down and carrying extra cargo as well. The pic is one I found on Google, and is of a 1997-1999 model. Looking at this, one could probably pick a used 1997 model one up for around $2000, and more for a newer one with less mileage on it (130,000km = roughly 80,000 miles). |
Re: car recommendation
Originally Posted by Danny B
(Post 8529067)
Something German or Japanese if you want it to last, we've got a Toyota RAV4 and it suits us fine.
Good on fuel, large interior, and 4x4 in the snow. nissan pathfinder sounds good also! but as i said only there on twp so wouldnt want to spend huge amounts until get pr |
Re: car recommendation
Originally Posted by fledermaus
(Post 8529012)
Oh yes, and the lid has to be non matching for best redneck effect. Flederman is a redneck in training. He'll never make a real one as he wouldn't hunt.
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Re: car recommendation
plenty for me to look at, i will have a look at kijiji - get some prices - thanks everyone for input :thumbsup:
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Re: car recommendation
Originally Posted by scottandsel
(Post 8529942)
plenty for me to look at, i will have a look at kijiji - get some prices - thanks everyone for input :thumbsup:
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