I want to buy a ten or fifteen your old SUV?

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AlexR

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I need to know which is the best recommendations. I want something comfortable, yet not like a car. I need a real truck for the snow, ice, and towing other cars out of it. So no silly CR-V type recommendations, I need something worth its salt as a workhorse too, but not a total off-roader. Also something fairly reliable (although great, I don't want a troublesome Range Rover.)
 
I recommend a Ford Bronco totally. I own one, and love it. Its extremely durable, a real beast. Its based on the F150, so its very truck like. Its also very very reliable. Good luck!
 
You may wanna look at the "chevy tahoe" it is a very comfortable suv and very rugged/safe for on and off road. This would be the best choice if you don't mine the high gas price. This suv is a tank for gas and a pain to park but it is very comfortable and safe. The only other suv I recommend next to Tahoe is the Chevrolet suburban but if you can afford the price and the gas. Look it up this are the kings of suv
 
Well I would recommend the Chevrolet Tahoe or Suburban, its a big car so its great on off roads, has sufficient power, more than 300 HP, but is very spacious inside so you feel very comfortable, you just have to make sure you get the appropriate winter tires.
 
Tahoe or suburban....full size
The older box cherokee sport or a blazer...small size
Anything but a ford exploder.
 
A full size Ford Bronco, Chevy Tahoe or a Dodge Ram Charger should do the trick for you.
 
15 years ago SUV's were a lot more trucklike and utilitarian than they are now. I suggest you look at something like a Toyota 4runner, Isuzu Trooper, Jeep Cherokee or Chevy Tahoe. These are larger vehicles that have comfortable seats, but have a truck-like construction and ride. They are designed for long-term durability. Reliability data on vehicles over 10 years old is scarce, but be sure to check anything you are considering buying against truedelta.com's database on reliability and fuel economy. Also, check back issues of Consumer Reports Annual's in your local library for data and for comparisons with other vehicles. Yes, and you are right to steer away from the Range Rover. This remind me of a Simpson's episode where a corporate shill describes his product as having "45% more fall-apart."
 
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