[joey5622]

nvm land cruiser is 77k.. wow.. didn't know they'd be that jacked in price..

the lexus GX starts at 53k and i've driven one before, its a pretty good suv IMO. the 3rd is small tho

[secretsquirrel]

Full sized Chevy SUV's can't be beat for the price. They are reliable and offer room for a big family and luggage. Forget about the LandRover. That car will spend plenty of nights in a shop's garage.

[swanson]

Originally Posted by secretsquirrel

Full sized Chevy SUV's can't be beat for the price. They are reliable and offer room for a big family and luggage. Forget about the LandRover. That car will spend plenty of nights in a shop's garage.

[positiveions]

I'd stay away from LR. Go GMC; cheaper to maintain and to fix.

[turboawdfanatic]

Don't need to tow anything, so we don't need the towing capacity of a Tahoe. Its also a first year model, so I decided to lease. Got it fully loaded. Our first truck and so far I really like it.

I've had a gmc Acadia rental for two weeks now and prefer the JX.

[Sniz]

another vote for the Suburban.

I have a GMC Sierra Z71, a 99 with 190k miles on it, small issues but its basically a tough bastard that refuses to give up. I beat the hell out of it and it just keeps asking for more. Sits undriven for weeks and will fire right up and drive great.

Can't beat it.

[Shane550X]

Originally Posted by turboawdfanatic

Don't need to tow anything, so we don't need the towing capacity of a Tahoe. Its also a first year model, so I decided to lease. Got it fully loaded. Our first truck and so far I really like it.

I've had a gmc Acadia rental for two weeks now and prefer the JX.

my mom doesn't like the looks of the JX, or any infinity car as a matter of fact. I do though, I guess that you can never win.