[nestor]

I don't know much about American car market, but if you could give me some ideas about reliable (I want to buy used car) family/transport car - maybe 4x4 but good with 2WD will be ok too. Someone told me Subaru Forester - any other ideas.
Now I have Nissan, but European and American cars are different in 90% cases. I don't want to spend more than 10-11k$.

[armoredman]

Here, for $13,500, under 10,000 miles, titled licesnsed and street legal in Texas...
http://www.hunt101.com/img/057176.jpg (http://www.hunt101.com/?p=57176&c=500&z=1)

[nestor]

Looks great, very interesting - it's not a Toyota - is it?
:bonk: :headbang:

[loknload]

No nestor I believe,,,,

http://www.tirecovers.com/shop/products/jeepthing300.jpg

Or is it a ROVER? :dunno:

[armoredman]

1973 Land Rover chassis, very few miles,believe me, this is really for sale at that price - I'd buy it if I could! Think they'd let me into the unit driving this?
:dunno:

[Redrum]

Originally posted by nestor
I don't know much about American car market, but if you could give me some ideas about reliable (I want to buy used car) family/transport car - maybe 4x4 but good with 2WD will be ok too. Someone told me Subaru Forester - any other ideas.
Now I have Nissan, but European and American cars are different in 90% cases. I don't want to spend more than 10-11k$.

Subaru Forrester's are nice, but they ride to rough for me. I have had back surgery so I need something that will ride smoothly. For reliability and longevity a Subaru can't be beat!! I have had a sedan and a Brat...Loved them both!!

Depending on the size of your family, a minivan might be a better choice. They are better on gas than a SUV and able to carry more.

If you are looking for a SUV then believe it or not (hold on to your hat Path...) I like the new Pathfinders that are out!!! Don't know much about the reliability but for looks and functionality they are great....

[loknload]

Sure! Why Not? Maximum Crowd Control! :naughty:

In our local Auto Locator, There was a fully restored WWII Halftrack with a twin mount .5o on it for sale,,, for less than I just paid for my Corvette! :OMG:
Had me thinking! :lol:

[motorep]

Jeep Cherokee. You can find them in all price ranges. My daughter has a 92 with 180k, reliable as an anvil, I've got an 01, my 5th or 6th. Change the oil, give them tires and brakes when they need them.

[Pathfinder]

Originally posted by Redrum
If you are looking for a SUV then believe it or not (hold on to your hat Path...) I like the new Pathfinders that are out!!!

I'm speechless..:faint:

[Old Soldier]

Originally posted by Redrum
If you are looking for a SUV then believe it or not (hold on to your hat Path...) I like the new Pathfinders that are out!!! Don't know much about the reliability but for looks and functionality they are great.... Red are you sick or something?:dunno: :lool: :lool: :lool: :lool: :lool: :lool: :lool:

[Pathfinder]

It's called aquiring good taste! :neer::neer:

[armoredman]

No, it's :bribe:

[Old Soldier]

Originally posted by Pathfinder
It's called aquiring good taste! :neer::neer: If you say so Path:dunno: :neer: :neer: :neer: :neer:

[nestor]

Thanks for information, Jeeps are great looking cars too!
We will need a car for max 4 people family and sometimes transport big, but light things. Used car because I don't like new one, and it's cost too much. Thanks