Anonymous wrote:Ummm a car?

Before the car companies started chasing bigger profits and killing the planet we all managed just fine with cars.

But all of the marketing has convinced everyone they need SUVs - don't want to be showy - show some common sense and get a mid size car.

This is so true.

Anonymous wrote:To me Lincoln Navigator and the Cadillac Escalate always seem to say “ we have two homes dear and a lot to carry around “
Suburban is the same but cheaper.

really, to me they say drug dealer or 84 month loan at 14.99%

Landcruiser is being discontinued after 2021 model year in the US. Nobody buys these things, PPs are trying too hard.

Toyota Landcruiser without question. Tremendous construction and finishes. Great ride. Built to last 25 years. Try to find a used one. People rarely ever sell them.

Anonymous wrote:Toyota Landcruiser is hidden wealth. Many people don't even know it is almost a $100k car when you include optional features.

Very true. I just wish they kept it updated more frequently.

A black or white Tahoe or Yukon like every rich Catholic school mom.

Fully loaded VW Atlas

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Anonymous wrote:Really like the full-length Suburban. Downsides are having to climb up into it, and low gas mileage.

I want a Suburban and live in DC but all the moms in suburban MD will think I’m a country yokel. What do you think I should do?

I recall the rich bitch I worked with saying she is forced to buy a Suburban. With front bench option only nine passenger SUV made.

She has four kids, a husband, nanny and her parents. Sometimes when she goes to beach house she must take her nanny and often her parents so they can babysit as poor nanny can’t work 24/7 when they go out without kids. Ultimate humble brag move.

Toyota Landcruiser is hidden wealth. Many people don't even know it is almost a $100k car when you include optional features.

Tesla

Every BMW I’ve driven is a pos. Mercedes and audis are ok. None are worth the money.

To me Lincoln Navigator and the Cadillac Escalate always seem to say “ we have two homes dear and a lot to carry around “
Suburban is the same but cheaper.

So much depends on your neighborhood and the company you keep. If you live in a rich neighborhood then Lexus considered somewhat low key. If not then Honda Pilot. Honda Pilot is the best car I have ever bought in 20 years.

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Anonymous wrote:A Toyota Land Cruiser is designed with this in mind

I mentioned Sequoia above, but the Land Cruiser is another great choice, although it's quite a bit more expensive. But it is a much nicer vehicle than the Sequoia, especially the interior.

Yes, a Land Cruiser is the way to go. Great car that lasts forever.

Land Cruiser is what I would want on Safari. Unbeatable SUV.

We were going to get one of these. And then we test drove it. Awful.

Lincoln Navigator or Porsche Cayenne