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I'll let everyone know what he ends up getting. He'll be back in country in mid-July.Originally Posted by Matador
... Sounds like he knows what he wants, just hasnt pulled the trigger...
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haha Originally Posted by mmarshall
I just made some money, bit. I bet myself $1000 that you'd recommend an Explorer.

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Seriously, I agree it's a good, valid choice. Not quite as roomy as the Tahoe, but not quite as thirsty either.
yup. tahoe is very nice too.Seriously, I agree it's a good, valid choice. Not quite as roomy as the Tahoe, but not quite as thirsty either.
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i have 37,000 miles on it now and it's been completely reliable except one unexpected trip to the dealer where the tranny ecu was reprogrammed to make it shift smoother. other than that it's 87 gas and cheap oil changes every 5k and that's it. Originally Posted by IS-SV
I assume you have some significant miles on the O6 Explorer by now, has it been reliable so far?
still on the original michelins too! there's also not a single squeak/creak, nothing, which is more than i could say for the 2 lexus i had at that mileage, although i still love lexus.
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Originally Posted by caddyowner
There is only one problem with an Explorer or Mountaineer per my son - they are Fords.
well, you're not in the majority as ford's sales have been skyrocketing.Quote:
gm, which owes the american taxpayer $50 BILLION you mean? Originally Posted by caddyowner
I agree with you - as would my son. But, he still has his in-born allegiance to GM as my dad was a GM retiree and I bought GM for years.
