2 liter car executive perk (NAC) (Now SUV)
Dan DiBiase
d_dibiase at yahoo.com
Tue Dec 2 21:32:00 EST 2003
John, I agree and I see all the time in inclement weather, the SUV drivers
that think they don't need to slow down to adjust to driving
conditions.... Nothing like seeing an SUV in a ditch with a dazed driver
wondering why their AWD, anti-lock brake, ESP-equipped SUV with 18-inch
chrome wheels couldn't keep him from spinning on black ice while doing 65
mph!
Dan D
'04 A4 1.8T q MT-6
Central NJ, USA
--- John Larson <j.d.larson at verizon.net> wrote:
> I understand your need for an SUV...... However, if you "want the
> ability
> to go whenever we want, regardless of weather", you better be very
> careful
> in your selection vs. your expectations. I must live in SUVland,
> because
> it's getting so you hardly see even old beaters around here. Even the
> illegals (and there are a slew of 'em) drive old explorers and blazers.
> Most of the ones I see aren't really suited or used for off roading
> and/or
> in really inclement weather. I felt a LOT more secure in the A6 in the
> mild
> ice conditions at Sequoia last month than some of the SUVers looked.
> There
> were a lot of stories a couple of years ago on this very list about the
> literally hundreds of stranded/disabled SUVs in the Chicago area after
> that
> huge storm. Good luck, and I hope you find what you need, John
>
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