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Flashpoint @ Apr 11th 2008 12:40PM
it looks like a cross between a Range Rover and a Freestyle but I'm sure that if it comes to the market fully ready, people will opt for it over the Expedition and the Edge if they have a 4 person family and are being hurt by gas prices.
I'd pay a maximum of $28,000 for one
$30K with Navigation + heated/cooled seats.
geo.stewart @ Apr 11th 2008 1:07PM
better chance than if they went with a me too design.
could be the next 300.
I like it but I like the GM's better, if I needed such a beast or thought a minivan didnt do a better job.