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Been looking into getting one for my second vehicle that I can take out and have fun with and in case my daily beater hits the shitter.

some of my friends were saying I should check out the bronco but it looks pretty gay ngl
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My 74 y.o. mother has one. It's nice, it's comfortable, it's fast. But it's really heavy and way too expensive. Personally I think it's a waste of money.
BTW the oil change schedule is 20-21k miles on a turbo SUV so good luck buying used.
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having seen both irl the bronco seems really small if you actually plan to carry other people or lots of gear
>daily beater
are you prepared for the investment that these things are?
Do you actually drive on rough/snowy roads often? If not, you may want to consider something less compromised, and more luxurious, like a GV80 Genesis.
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>>28653335
I'd buy the G wagon, but honestly I can't justify spending over 150k for a vehicle.

Bronco still in the bottom barrel for me, the other one was debating on was the Lexus GX 550 Overtrail+ but I havent found a dealer near me that has it in stock for a test drive
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>>28653340
was planning mostly for camping/nature road trips.

Don't plan on doing anything to crazy like overlanding/rock crawling. Felt like the new 4runner or jeep would have been good for that, but like I stated earlier, it would also still be my "back up" daily if anything happens to my beater.

investment? how so as in the premium fuel or oil changes?
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>>28653353
>investment? how so as in the premium fuel or oil changes?
its a boutique brand so the parts are somewhat unusual and repairs will cost a lot
>Don't plan on doing anything to crazy like overlanding/rock crawling.
then I recommend looking at a GV80

>>28653356
subaru has an absolutely tragic hard to use infotainment system and the interiors are as cheap and shitty as possible save Toyota
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>>28653356
Yeah exactly my thoughts anon

>>28653366
ok I'll take a look into it, the bit I've seen seems great but I also need to have good cargo space for equipment and especially out door gear.
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>>28653390
G80 is a midsize SUV (admittedly not the biggest around)
if its just you and gear it should be plenty of room
the defender isn't that big either
I have a compact suv and its just the barest edge of usable though I don't have camping gear in it just a lot of other road trip stuff though I don't have the rear seats folded cuz that makes it more annoying to get to the cooler which I keep in the rear seat.
I think any sort of midsize suv should be fine and perhaps even consider a lightly used a6 all terrain not sure if that's as up-to-date as the GV80 but it shouldn't be bad
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>>28653393
GV80*
the G80 is the sedan, sorry, it's a bit confusing
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>>28653331
Looks like shit + is built by pajeets
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>>28653331
>looks kinda cool, especially if you get it in black or tan
>is actually capable off road
>has a side opening rear door and a nice, flat metal lined floor in the boot
>JLR has (deservedly) spent years at the bottom of every reliability ranking and any kind of repairs are guaranteed to be expensive
>the entire car itself is also overpriced as fuck

In other words, if you value cool looks and offroad capability over anything else, it's a decent enough buy
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>>28653331
Learn to use MS Paint
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>>28653331
Element bros, we won.



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