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Re: Why an SUV?
Frederic Breitwieser wrote:
>
> Howdy Ralph,
>
<snip>
> I see two problems with SUV's for the most part -
> 1. People who drive them sometimes have too much confidence in foul
> weather. Rubber and ice don't mix irregardless of what you drive.
<snip>
As self-proclaimed President (for life) of the "Anti-SUV 'Cause They
Don't Know What They're Doing Society" (ASUVCTDKWTDS), I submit the
following:
Skip all the retoric. The vast majority of SUV owners (those with
legimate reasons need not spam me) are trying to make a
"Fashion/Financial Statement".
Seriously, when a young lady, barely 5', sits in a Navigator or Yukon,
she looks like a small, insignificant, manufacturer's option rather than
the driver.
But I digress. Enough about the SUVs. I've convinced my sig other that
maybe a better choice to replacing the Jeep G. Wagoneer is a Quattro
(provided I find one weighing 2MT). Mr. Payne, if I stuffed all your
trunk stuff in a 5000TQW, would it make the grade?
Best,
MJ Murphy
89 100
forgive me, but I'm having some fun with new La Pellino Espresso Machine
and a liter of Sambuca (home alone and loving it).
- References:
- Re: Why an SUV?
- From: Frederic Breitwieser <frederic.breitwieser@mcione.com>