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I think I and most people around here have a different definition of an SUV than you. I'd call a RAV4 a crossover. Kind of an SUV but kind of not. You say th
by msrenee 5y ago
I think I and most people around here have a different definition of an SUV than you. I'd call a RAV4 a crossover. Kind of an SUV but kind of not. You say that most SUVs are lifted sedans, but I'd argue that SUVs, at least originally, and the ones I would consider a problem, are built on a light truck chassis. I'm pretty sure most people don't have half as much of a problem with RAV4s as they do with Sequoias. Add in the F150 and it's pretty sketchy driving a civic in some places I've lived.
- tata71 5y agoCan you describe the mindset of being able to afford a Civic, and then deciding not to buy a Camry?
- msrenee 5y agoNo clue. Maybe someday I'll figure out why my inlaws took their son to the Honda dealership at 20 and talked him into signing a lease on a base model Civic. He loves the thing though. I hate it and it hates me. I will say it rolled over 100k the other day and we've yet to do any major repairs. Just the battery that I can think of. Twice so far. Both times I was driving it and a long way from home.