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My parents had a Toyota Previa YEARS ago...actually got smashed by a drunk driver in it....very safe car, we got creamed by this drunk, but suffered very minor physical injuries.
They recently bought a 2005 Toyota Sienna Limited and that thing is nice, very classy. Could stick a Lexus badge on the back and it would fool most people. They won't even let me touch it claiming "I've seen the way you drive YOUR car..." As if thats some kind of reasoning....
They recently bought a 2005 Toyota Sienna Limited and that thing is nice, very classy. Could stick a Lexus badge on the back and it would fool most people. They won't even let me touch it claiming "I've seen the way you drive YOUR car..." As if thats some kind of reasoning....
'93 Subaru Legacy Turbo Sedan, 5mt
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Working at a Toyota dealer for 3 years, I can definitely say the Previa is the best vehicle they've ever made. Period. If you find one with less than 200k miles, you've found a cream puff. A guy that does a whole lot of business with us has 3 of them, all over 200k, some 300k. No shit.
2000 Subaru Legacy B4 RSK
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206er- Dude, go easy with the combustive cheese whiz. Do you talk to everyone like that? Does it make you feel better about yourself? Good luck with that attitude, I'm sure you'll go far in life.
Matt- You didn't seem to be offended. I hope you weren't. I have 2 rugrats myself, and when people ask if there will be anymore, I tell them the wife and I have figured out how that was happening and there won't be anymore. Most think it's pretty funny, except the grandparents.
Sorry to highjack the thread.
Matt- You didn't seem to be offended. I hope you weren't. I have 2 rugrats myself, and when people ask if there will be anymore, I tell them the wife and I have figured out how that was happening and there won't be anymore. Most think it's pretty funny, except the grandparents.
Sorry to highjack the thread.
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Well, it would be quite easy to take offense to your original post Fuzzylee. I probably would have.
I know they're a little on the gay side, but if you're only being sarcastic, use smilies to show that, just so we know what you really mean. It's hard to tell without body language or tone.
I know they're a little on the gay side, but if you're only being sarcastic, use smilies to show that, just so we know what you really mean. It's hard to tell without body language or tone.
2000 Subaru Legacy B4 RSK
"Der Wahnsinn ist nur eine schmale Brücke/die Ufer sind Vernunft und Trieb"
*Formerly DerFahrer*
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"Der Wahnsinn ist nur eine schmale Brücke/die Ufer sind Vernunft und Trieb"
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My wife wants more kids....I guess I won the lottery and nobody told me.
I don't need another rugrat ruining the interior in the MKIII.
Most hotels encourage you to take the little shampoo bottles. That way they don't have to throw them away when they are full.
I don't need another rugrat ruining the interior in the MKIII.
Most hotels encourage you to take the little shampoo bottles. That way they don't have to throw them away when they are full.
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Getting a minivan ain't that bad. Look at it this way, if you get one big baby-hauler which is really convenient for taking the kids, then "daddy's car" will stay "daddy's car" (ie no dirty diapers and kiddie food all over the place).
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'91 Legacy Turbo 5MT - mothballed
13psi, TurboXS TBE, WRX IC, Hallman MBC, TurboXS FCD, KYB AGX, Phil's STI seat, SPT short shifter, David Carter hood, Zeitronix widebandO2, Kuhmo rally tires, STI IC spray, thanks:gearboxtech.com
'91 Legacy Turbo 5MT - mothballed
13psi, TurboXS TBE, WRX IC, Hallman MBC, TurboXS FCD, KYB AGX, Phil's STI seat, SPT short shifter, David Carter hood, Zeitronix widebandO2, Kuhmo rally tires, STI IC spray, thanks:gearboxtech.com
I had one, I now shuttle our 2 kids and required dog in a Legacy Wagon - Actually I have 2 of them.
Seriously, they are mostly large enough, and I really enjoy the fuel savings/drivability that having a real car affords.
The Honda is made in the US, although a great choice, the previous gen was made up here, and still good.
Many of my friends have the Toyota and Honda, good choice.
Stay away from all the american mini-vans, not reliable.
Seriously, they are mostly large enough, and I really enjoy the fuel savings/drivability that having a real car affords.
The Honda is made in the US, although a great choice, the previous gen was made up here, and still good.
Many of my friends have the Toyota and Honda, good choice.
Stay away from all the american mini-vans, not reliable.
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Huh? I was under the impression that they used the Ecotech 2.2L engine.subawhatsubawho wrote:How about a Saturn Vue...they have Honda engines.
You mean the V6 is a Honda built engine?
[url=http://www.sl-i.net/FORUM/viewtopic.php?t=486]1995 Legacy Outback 5MT[/url]
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The old Vue didn't look half bad (in fact I thought the old Redline looked pretty cool) and yes, as best I can tell, the 4cyl Vues are the Ecotec and the V6 ones are the Odyssey engine.
But that new grill on the Vue is downright disgusting. I don't see how anyone could think that looks better than the old one.
But that new grill on the Vue is downright disgusting. I don't see how anyone could think that looks better than the old one.
2000 Subaru Legacy B4 RSK
"Der Wahnsinn ist nur eine schmale Brücke/die Ufer sind Vernunft und Trieb"
*Formerly DerFahrer*
@entirelyturbo on social media, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok
"Der Wahnsinn ist nur eine schmale Brücke/die Ufer sind Vernunft und Trieb"
*Formerly DerFahrer*
@entirelyturbo on social media, including Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and TikTok