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Replying to: cbmorton (May 19, 2009 7:44 pm) Subarus happen to cost more in Canada than they do here, also. But you do get heated seats and the all-weather package in many more models. |
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| What are the main differences between the two. I plan to buy a 2010,but I am not sure which one. I need some input on the main differences between the two models comparably equipped. | |
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Today with my girlfriend I drove the 2.7L Santa Fe. It's slightly faster than a riding lawn mower, but I must say it is quite a nice vehicle. Very well screwed together, much more quiet than a CR-V (the last Crossover I drove), and it even handled decently, if not a corner carver. Does anybody know of anything I need to let her know about before she buys it? It is a 2007 GLS model with heated leather and moonroof. |
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We opted for the Forester. The base 2.5X manual. My wife didn't like the black cloth interior -- feared it wouldn't wear well with kids -- and it did seem cheaper than what we had in our Saturn. So we're replacing with leather. This should be easier to keep clean, but should we also put in seat heaters? Never had these, nor really wanted them, but then, I never had leather seats either. BTW, just drove 200 miles to Chicago and averaged just under 30 mpg in full car with AC. That's pretty good for an SUV. We were totally not impressed with CR-V. Looks okay from the outside, incredibly uncomfortable with bad visibility on the inside. Forester and Rav4 both much better and drive better. |
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Replying to: pilgrimjs (May 22, 2009 8:47 pm)
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Replying to: steve_ (May 22, 2009 8:53 pm) they work even when the weather is warm if your back is bothering you.
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Replying to: pilgrimjs (May 22, 2009 8:47 pm) In fact I will go out on a limb and say it has the best seats of the 3 cars I own. The Sienna's are too flat and soft (light gray cloth), the Miata's are too hard and not padded enough (black cloth), but the Forester's leather is just right. I love the heaters and may add a set to my Miata. So yes, go for the heated leather, it's very nice. grad: she can't get the bigger V6?
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Replying to: ateixeira (May 26, 2009 10:35 am) She signed the papers on it tonight. The car is blue booked for private party at $16,100. Trade in, $13,350. She bought it for $13,500. I think its a screaming bargain myself. Local Hyundai dealer said it hadn't been wrecked, and could see where the oil had been changed and tires rotated. Filters starting to get dirty, but not overdue for replacement. 2007 Santa Fe GLS 2WD, Heated Leather, Moonroof, etc. The lowest asking price in town for a 3.3L was $17,000 (with the deal-breaker moonroof). She had to have that moonroof! My best friend got a new used car today too, as an wedding present from his folks. A 2005 V6 Accord (same color scheme as my graphite 2006 model). Two of my favorite people got new cars today. I'm excited for both! (my GF's Saturn needed a transmission, and my friend's '97 Maxima had 210k miles on it, and left him stranded twice last month). God is good!
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Replying to: thegraduate (May 26, 2009 7:52 pm) At $13,500, wow, that's nothing. Great deal. In this case the depreciation helps you, the 2nd buyer. The 2.7l should be OK with FWD, which is lighter and has less drivetrain loss than the AWD. Those are rated pretty well, so she got a great value for the price. Congrats again.
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Replying to: ateixeira (May 27, 2009 8:22 am) Thanks! |
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