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  • #11
    GM just had a big'ol recall on many of the full sizes due to some problem with the steering pump or the break or something. I am not sure what the detail was but it sounded pretty serious. May want to check it out if you haven't heard.
    this post = teh win.

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    • #12
      Originally posted by Seapahn
      Oh I forgot to ask you ... is it 4x4? And any cool options?
      Nah, it's 2wd. I don't need 4x4 here in Southern, CA. It has the premium/comfort package. 7 seats standard, BOSE audio system 9 speakers with a subwoofer, sounds really good for a stock system. The cd player is mp3 with a 6 disc in dash changer. I like this system because all the slots in the changer will play mp3 cd's. In my Ram I had a mp3 single disc plus 10 disc changer and I still didn't have enough room because the changer didn't play mp3's. So with this system I combined all my songs onto only 4 cd's!





      Originally posted by jilbagh
      congrats....but what in your right mind made you lease it? unless you're gonna deduct it for tax purposes, most lease agreements you get screwed....

      nice ride...i love my suv, bought a yukon in june of 03, best thing i've ever purchased in my life.

      I leased because of the lower payment. I sold cars for 3 years, my uncle has sold cars for 15 + years and is the general manager of a dealership, so I didn't get screwed.

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      • #13
        I was actually reading the review Petersen's did on the 4x4 version for this year's 4x4 of the year, yesterday (they gave it grand cherokee) ... but it was pretty funny because they had the passenger side curtain airbag go off while testing it offroad They said it was a preproduction model so that might explain it.

        They liked the cargo room and the folding seats a lot, as well as the on road manners and quiet ride. They also liked the fact that it is back to the "body on frame" construction and I would have to agree with them. However, they also said the AC controls were "cheesy"

        The sound system sounds great! Gotta love the mp3 feature
        this post = teh win.

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        • #14
          Originally posted by Sip
          I was actually reading the review Petersen's did on the 4x4 version for this year's 4x4 of the year, yesterday (they gave it grand cherokee) ... but it was pretty funny because they had the passenger side curtain airbag go off while testing it offroad They said it was a preproduction model so that might explain it.

          They liked the cargo room and the folding seats a lot, as well as the on road manners and quiet ride. They also liked the fact that it is back to the "body on frame" construction and I would have to agree with them. However, they also said the AC controls were "cheesy"

          The sound system sounds great! Gotta love the mp3 feature

          I've read a review on a Nissan forum comparing the '05 Pathfinder to a '05 X-5 and the reviewer said the handling, power, quiet ride is just as good as a X-5.
          I don't find the A/C controls "cheesy." They are round knobs, plus I dual zone controls, so the passenger can control her own temperature.

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          • #15
            Originally posted by Emil
            A brand new 2005 Pathfinder vs a '97 Dodge Ram with 101,000 miles on it. Yes, I think I made a good choice. Yes, the 2500 Heavy Duty is sweet, but are you going to pay the gas for it?
            In that case, shnoravor.

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            • #16
              Shnorhavor ella Emil, but the environmentalist in me can't seem to understand why people need cards that big...

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              • #17
                I have pulled 3 different people out of ditches in the last 20 hours with the Jeep. One was a civic, another was an older toyota, and the last one was an oldsmobile (or some American sedan not sure). We got about 8 inches of new snow just last night.
                this post = teh win.

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                • #18
                  Originally posted by Sip
                  I have pulled 3 different people out of ditches in the last 20 hours with the Jeep. One was a civic, another was an older toyota, and the last one was an oldsmobile (or some American sedan not sure). We got about 8 inches of new snow just last night.
                  All that from 8 inches of snow?

                  Where do you live?

                  Edit: Never mind, just saw that you live in Wisconsin..

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                  • #19
                    My blazer only has about 9.5" of clearance under the axle pumpkin. So even though 8" doesn't sound like much, it's enough to get a lot of low riding front wheel drive sedans hung up on their frames if the tires dig deep enough. I do wish we could get more though but this was enough for now I guess.

                    Plus I'm still new around here so any amount of snow and I'm out there like an idiot climbing the piles in parking lots and getting stuck
                    this post = teh win.

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                    • #20
                      nice you should of goten a infiniti FX

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