Wife wanted something that wasn't too big, in either the garage or the
wallet.
She didn't feel comfortable driving the normal SUV's, and liked smaller
footprint of the mini-suv. We drive the Honda, Toyota, and the Suzuki.
The Suzuki won...has a real frame, real-time on demand 4WD (even 4L), a
v-6. Even tho' the HP ratings weren't that much different, the GV
seemed mroe powerful than the Honda and Toyota.
Ant the price....$20,450...less than the Honda, and much less than the
Toyota. 11 months and 23,000 miles later, it has been a great car/suv.
Best of all, the wife feels safe in it,and she like to drive it. It's a
good thing she can't drive a stick, when I finish the B, she won't be
able to drive it.
Tim
WSpohn4@aol.com wrote:
>
> In a message dated 13/10/99 8:09:57 AM Pacific Daylight Time, nagy@duq.edu
> writes:
>
> << Her GV is a little billy-goat. Last year when we had ice storms, we
> couldn't walk up our driveway, but the GV crawled right up it.
>
> So, we are over the single digit percent that actually used the 4WD. >>
>
> OK, but why wouldn't a 4WD van do the same thing while giving you more
> interior space and comfort? What made you choose the Suzuki?
>
> Bill
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