It's a matter of perspective. When we over in Norway several years ago, we rented a Ford Focus. When we got behind Passats, which we had at home back then, they looked huge...
I did raise them up some and it helped. I didn't really try to adjust them back, but I had my hair up so I think it was my ponytail getting in the way. Ha.
They are smaller than I would want I think.Good point.
I was in my work truck in this case. Had a pretty good view looking down on it.
You're more than welcome, Jessica. I'm no expert - but there's a lot of info online that is useful.
You're more than welcome, Jessica. I'm no expert - but there's a lot of info online that is useful.
You strike me as more of a Suby girl than a Nissan girl, FWIW. Your puppies would probably dig the Suby more as well.
And I have no "dog in the hunt"...pun intended!
I suppose I've just learned to ignore, since I don't see it any more...
Nissans, like Jeeps, don't have sterling reliability ratings. Subaru has one of the best and also holds its resale value better than almost any other make...
No, they are not. At one time, there was a relationship, but it's long and complicated, Japanese-style. No relationship has existed for at least 15 years or so. Subaru is part of Fuji Heavy Industries. There is a relationship between FHI and Toyota. In fact, all Japanese-made Camry's are made by Subaru (not the American models)...
The only thing she's reported which sounds like car salesman talk came from the Nissan guy: "What will it take for you to buy today?" "How much can you afford a month?" If they can get you thinking along those lines, they've hooked you...
I can't add any advice that others haven't already given except this.....use your head, not your heart. There is always, absolutely always, another car for sale. Be certain before you buy.
The few times I've been to a dealership looking for a new car and they started that "today" crap was when I left. Seinfeld had an episode when he was trying to get a couple back together. He said "What's it going to take to put you two in his relationship today?"
If resale value is important to you, consider Toyota. My Tacoma at two years old blue books for what I originally paid
The two vehicles I had directly before this one were a highlander and a 4Runner. They both held their value very well as well.
Toyotas do also. I have one of each...If resale value is important to you, consider Toyota. My Tacoma at two years old blue books for what I originally paid
