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So far i checked out a Ford Escape a 97 3.0 Ranger and today i checked out a 2000 v8 magnum Durango but i cant decide. I absolutly love the interors of the Durangod but i am more of a Ford guy hehe. What are your views on a mobil Detailing vehicle/Daily driver
Truck or anything with a large cargo area.
I have a minivan for sale:D lots of space without the seats
how much steve?
if can be had for a cheap # :D
How about if i order 5000 Gallons of PwC???? Is that a deal :)
lol...it`s probably going to the dealer tomorrow for our trade in
getting a 2005 Equinox...
Good deal Steve on the Equinox.
5.0, I am a Ford guy also, but to tell you the truth, I think my 2-door Explorer is smaller than what I need for going Mobile. I make it work, but it is not fun loading and unloading it. The gas mileage isn`t that great either. I`ve been looking at F-150`s and 250`s for a bit now, SuperCrew (4 door).
my minivan gets 16-18 city 21-25 hwy ...I used it for many years for the business without the back seats, which are like new, and the Equinox gets 19 and 25 but is AWD...just time for a new vehicle:bigups
yea actually the gas milege is the only thing that is holding me back from picking up the durango.... the thing gets worse milege then my mustang haha
I know..we looked at new ones and could only laugh...
same with Tahoes and Trailblazers and Explorers and Escapes....etc
I`m using my Focus. There`s almost as much room as an Escape, gets 30+mpg, cheap insurance, cheap maintenance. It can tow 1000lbs which should be adequate enough for a small trailer. I`d like a Ranger but I`ve got to put too much toward my business to pay for the vehicle as well as the increased costs that go with it. I`m only doing it part time for now and most people come right to my house so I can`t justify going out and dropping $25k for with out having the business to back it up. Remember, no matter what you buy, a daily driver/work vehicle is nothing more than a throw away car. There`s landscaping guys around here who start out buying a brand new $40k diesel truck and then go bankrupt the next year. If your business can afford a truck, then by all means buy one, but if you`re just starting out your money is best spent elsewhere.
oh btw..there`s a class III trailer hitch on my minivan too:)