What would be a nice little car with a fairly large trunk? My Blazer is shaking apart, and the subs are really, really loud right in my ear... figured well since I'm planning all this stuff for my next car, why not start looking now?
As long as I can fit a 36x25x15.5" enclosure in the trunk, and it's fairly new it will work for me great.
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Swez on 08/31/2003 11:33:26
Have you looked at any cars that may have appeal to you?
The Imports are superior in reliability, hold good resale values and get great gas milage. Does a Nissan Maxima have appeal to you?
You can always go to the library and search Comsumer Reports for reviews on various models of vehicles that have tested and they pull no punches on what they find. The Honda,Toyota and similar imports are always in the top 10 each year while US made cars tend to fall well below in rankings.
Seems to me, the The Chevy Lumina made it into the top 10 a few years back... but this is only one I recall that they rated highly enough to consider it a good investment.
Also, if you go to www.edmonds.com, they have reviews on many cars, trucks and suv's for you to get off the net and rough prices you can expect to pay for same. If you looked up your Blazer ratings, I promise you will find them stating this truck to be less than average in reliablity, maintainence and driver satisfaction. Many of the complaints you have now, will no doupt be mentioned.
Have a look and see what suits your budget.
Swez
As long as I can fit a 36x25x15.5" enclosure in the trunk, and it's fairly new it will work for me great.
Replies (1)
Swez on 08/31/2003 11:33:26
Have you looked at any cars that may have appeal to you?
The Imports are superior in reliability, hold good resale values and get great gas milage. Does a Nissan Maxima have appeal to you?
You can always go to the library and search Comsumer Reports for reviews on various models of vehicles that have tested and they pull no punches on what they find. The Honda,Toyota and similar imports are always in the top 10 each year while US made cars tend to fall well below in rankings.
Seems to me, the The Chevy Lumina made it into the top 10 a few years back... but this is only one I recall that they rated highly enough to consider it a good investment.
Also, if you go to www.edmonds.com, they have reviews on many cars, trucks and suv's for you to get off the net and rough prices you can expect to pay for same. If you looked up your Blazer ratings, I promise you will find them stating this truck to be less than average in reliablity, maintainence and driver satisfaction. Many of the complaints you have now, will no doupt be mentioned.
Have a look and see what suits your budget.
Swez
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