cwcad
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Did you get a Mopar product? Like a Nitro or a larger Jeep than the one that you had/have...?
Not much of a guess but I do look forward to the pictures later. Glad that you are doing well...I might add.
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Did you get a Mopar product? Like a Nitro or a larger Jeep than the one that you had/have...?
Not much of a guess but I do look forward to the pictures later. Glad that you are doing well...I might add.
budman3
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Thanks CW. The Nitro was on my shopping list for some time but of course I only liked the R/T which put it out of my league. I did keep my $$ in the country though
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PerroneFord
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What a great question. My primary factor in buying a car is "do I love it?" I have had some really fun cars. And I have been very fond of them all. Save for the one I am driving now. It's fun, and I like it ok, but I'm not in love with it, and I won't do this again.
Reliability is nice, but I have more than 1 car so it's not a show stopper. Price is important, but it's a lot easier to justify the payment when the car puts a smile on your face every day. Manufacturer is immaterial to me. Build quality matters, as is the fun to drive factor.
Let's face it. Most of us are "car people". Buy what you love in your price range and just be done with it.
Reliability is nice, but I have more than 1 car so it's not a show stopper. Price is important, but it's a lot easier to justify the payment when the car puts a smile on your face every day. Manufacturer is immaterial to me. Build quality matters, as is the fun to drive factor.
Let's face it. Most of us are "car people". Buy what you love in your price range and just be done with it.