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This sky blue is pretty awesome too -
This was posted elsewhere via Fossil Jimmy, but would love to see something like this make it to production
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I think you’re right, they’re wisely choosing to build for the market. Personally my preference would be something a few inches thinner...
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Agree! A 3 row Travelall (Harvester) would be a nice third offering. Consider barn doors as an option. I used to own a 73 Travelall...
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I don’t think it would actually sell in volume because we have a cultural desire for bigger and better. But damn if I don’t want a 2...
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The Grove sounds like a Libertarian paradise lol. I can envision a new cab driver turning down one of those roads and not having their...
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I’ll also add if Canoo didn’t go t—-s up and offered a lifted 4WD version I would be all over it, and my wife would be driving the much...
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Mini-vans hands down win for practicality. We currently have a 2020 Honda Odyssey that my wife traded her 2011 GX460 in for. She loves...
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My favorite road trip vehicle before we got the Lightning as the Toyota Sienna. Minivans get a bad rap, but they’re one of the most...
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Back in the days when you could ride in the back of a pickup too and no one batted an eye.
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I was one of 8 kids in my home growing up. We used the following vehicles for carting all of us around: Flatbed 2-ton Chevy C-60. The...
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I’m gonna guess that I hold a minority viewpoint, then. I think of SUVs as the cooler alternative to minivans and station wagons, which...
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Agree with pilot set up for flexibility. It comes down to stage of life. My daughters in college, no other kids at home and nearly Never...
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I mentioned once before but I had the Acura tsx wagon for a few years and loved it. They had considered adding an upper level with super...
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I sort of buy that argument. But, also, sort of not. The Kia EV9, and Kia Telluride are very similarly sized in most dimensions. The...
