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[The Critic]

Oops, somehow I overlooked the 7 passenger requirement.

Originally Posted By: Nick R
See if you can find a Traverse, or Acadia used, they might be a little more expensive, but they are some of the best large-crossovers out there.


Except they seem to eat timing chains...

 

[OVERKILL]

Originally Posted By: The Critic
Oops, somehow I overlooked the 7 passenger requirement.

Originally Posted By: Nick R
See if you can find a Traverse, or Acadia used, they might be a little more expensive, but they are some of the best large-crossovers out there.


Except they seem to eat timing chains...


Don't bump the pro-GM vibe dude

The posse will get you!

 

[lexus114]

Originally Posted By: rjundi
8 passenger is what I was referring to looking great not the looks. I don't think any of the SUV's look good except maybe current generation Grand Cherokee and Ford Explorer actually look nice.

I know what you were referring to, but I DONT know what the car makers are thinking sometimes. I.E Nissan Cube? jmo.

 

[DriveHard]

Originally Posted By: The Critic
Oops, somehow I overlooked the 7 passenger requirement.

Originally Posted By: Nick R
See if you can find a Traverse, or Acadia used, they might be a little more expensive, but they are some of the best large-crossovers out there.


Except they seem to eat timing chains...


The Saturn Outlook is also the same platform...as well as the Buick Enclave

From what I have read this is mostly a 2008/2009 issue, and does not effect the 2007's as much. It is a function of oil quality, and change interval of the previous owner...so find one that has good service records.
Also, the 2009's on up did get a bump in power, but at the price of DI...which we all seem to agree will be a headache in intake valve cleanings in the future.
I am dead-set on only getting a 2007 version.

 

[hattaresguy]

A Suburban or Tahoe will fit the bill, and since you don't drive it much fuel mileage doesn't really matter.