Bumpyroad
Virginia
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supra24valve wrote:Bumpyroad wrote:My choice was made among a CRV, VUE, and Liberty. Since I also wanted something comfortable on the highway I selected the VUE. but the big sales are theoretically ending quickly.
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I would agree on the Vue. Older one though. With the 3.5L Honda power plant.
yep, mine is a 2005 with the Honda engine/tranny. and it does have heated seats, but didn't notice that that was a requirement by the OP.
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green with envy 518
Central Massachusetts
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Thanks so much to all who have posted. There is a lot of great information here. Thanks again and keep the suggestions coming!
2001 33' Gulfstream Conquest
Patti, Chris, and the two kids!
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garym114
Texas
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Honda CRV - any year
2000 Sea Breeze with 1998 CRV Toad in Dawson Creek - Start of Alaska Highway
Don't Forget - USS Liberty, June 08, 1967
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DouglasCraw
Summerdale, AL
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Ford Escape Hybrid or Mercury Mariner Hybrid - - nice multipurpose vehicles with great fuel economy & they come in 4WD versions that would work well in your New England winters. (They also are available in 2WD versions.) In addition, both vehicles in either 2WD or 4WD are still eligible for the Federal Tax credit of up to $3,000.
Doug Craw
2006 Jayco Greyhawk Model 27DS
Towing 2008 Mercury Mariner Hybrid with Brake Buddy
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