Recommend your mid size SUV please!

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Audi Q7!

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Porsche Macan S

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I really like my Acura RDX.

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Anonymous wrote:Range Rover LWB is the only suv we drive.

Ew no.

These types of cars might as well have a “trying Too hard” sticker on them

Enjoy your Honda Pilot!

I don’t drive one of those but they’re nice.

Enjoy your loaner car (it’s better to have a reliable car than a fancy hunk of junk).

I lease and write the payments off, I've never had an issue under warranty.

I will humor a MD burbs soccer mom like yourself and explain why it's an objectively better car than whatever "I give up on life" econobox you drive. On the road it will do 0-60 in sub 5 seconds. Put your foot down to pass and you just get a wave of power. It has air suspension so it's extremely smooth and compliant over roads in the city. I drive on the beach at my IL's house, and it is one of the most capable off-road vehicles on the planet. It is essentially a leather-clad luxury hotel room with the off-road capability of a Jeep Wrangler.

DP here and everything you describe disgusts me, particularly driving on the beach. Slow down, stop cutting everybody off with your 0-60 crap in local traffic, and stop ruining the beach before you drive over a sunbather.

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Hyundai Santa Fe - love it

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Anonymous wrote:Hyundai Santa Fe - love it

+1. Mine is almost 10 years old and drives like new. I'm pretty sure I will own a Santa Fe for the rest of my life.

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Anonymous wrote:Range Rover LWB is the only suv we drive.

Ew no.

These types of cars might as well have a “trying Too hard” sticker on them

Enjoy your Honda Pilot!

I don’t drive one of those but they’re nice.

Enjoy your loaner car (it’s better to have a reliable car than a fancy hunk of junk).

I lease and write the payments off, I've never had an issue under warranty.

I will humor a MD burbs soccer mom like yourself and explain why it's an objectively better car than whatever "I give up on life" econobox you drive. On the road it will do 0-60 in sub 5 seconds. Put your foot down to pass and you just get a wave of power. It has air suspension so it's extremely smooth and compliant over roads in the city. I drive on the beach at my IL's house, and it is one of the most capable off-road vehicles on the planet. It is essentially a leather-clad luxury hotel room with the off-road capability of a Jeep Wrangler.

DP here and everything you describe disgusts me, particularly driving on the beach. Slow down, stop cutting everybody off with your 0-60 crap in local traffic, and stop ruining the beach before you drive over a sunbather.

1. I take it you don't own property along the beach. Almost every state with coastline has designated beach driving areas.

2. I don't really ever drive in the burbs so I doubt we'll cross paths. If you see a black RRS with DC tags go ahead and wave, it might be me.

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Anonymous wrote:Range Rover LWB is the only suv we drive.

Ew no.

These types of cars might as well have a “trying Too hard” sticker on them

Enjoy your Honda Pilot!

I don’t drive one of those but they’re nice.

Enjoy your loaner car (it’s better to have a reliable car than a fancy hunk of junk).

I lease and write the payments off, I've never had an issue under warranty.

I will humor a MD burbs soccer mom like yourself and explain why it's an objectively better car than whatever "I give up on life" econobox you drive. On the road it will do 0-60 in sub 5 seconds. Put your foot down to pass and you just get a wave of power. It has air suspension so it's extremely smooth and compliant over roads in the city. I drive on the beach at my IL's house, and it is one of the most capable off-road vehicles on the planet. It is essentially a leather-clad luxury hotel room with the off-road capability of a Jeep Wrangler.

Did this guy just compare a RR LWB's offroad capabilities to a Wrangler? AHAHAHAHAHAHAH. Oh man. I needed that laugh. It's been a long Monday.

The Wrangler is a primitive farm vehicle that is only good at off-roading. It is an awful machine by pretty much every other objective metric. The RR has 99% of the off-road capability and is actually usable as a DD.

No disagreement on the first sentence.
Different strokes for different folks on the second sentence.
The third sentence? LOL, you're cute.

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All hail the Wrangler driver!