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Tom Petrov
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Peter-

Escalade or Land Cruiser?

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Monte L Fullmer
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quote:
Escalade for the drive from LA to Vegas and back, what a GREAT suv!


You can buy a Chev Tahoe with the same gadgets on it and save $40K plus..... $50K is just paying for the name...and it looks better.

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Matthew McBride
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quote: Monte L Fullmer
But the other guy on the road that think's he owns the road has different ideas that his gas guzzling SUV is indestructable and invincible. Thus he can drive the way he wants to and not get hurt while others are going to pay.
That is true Monte. We have a lot of those drivers here in the Indy area. My favorite is when they decide to merge into other lanes or make a turn at the last possible second without any kind of signal usage.

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Tom Petrov
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quote: Monte L Fullmer
You can buy a Chev Tahoe with the same gadgets on it and save $40K plus..... $50K is just paying for the name...and it looks better.
Escalade has an exclusive engine and road sensing suspension.

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Monte L Fullmer
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...?...for the ones with hemorrhoids and who are life long desk jockeys..?

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Tom Petrov
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quote: Matthew McBride
My favorite is when they decide to merge into other lanes or make a turn at the last possible second without any kind of signal usage.
and this upsets you?

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Mike Blakesley
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With the post above, we now have proof that Tom Petrov is a dangerous driver. Do not ride with him.

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Monte L Fullmer
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Agree with Mike, and "yes", it's a bit upsetting when you're on any road and the driver of that "road locomotive" thinks that he can do what he wants to do without any regard to safety and courtesy.

And you got passengers that are important to you - like your wife, family and friends - not including your own life to be concerned about.

I love driving and almost a semi-pro driver, but still .....

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James Westbrook
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Out here, it's usually Bubba in his Ford F-150 who is a menace on the road. As I drive a Nissan Versa hatchback, I find the tailgating that Bubba loves to do most infuriating. I often wish some social scientist can connect tailgating to some other evil activity - like, child molestation - and then Bubba might have an incentive to stop that.

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Monte L Fullmer
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quote: James Westbrook
some social scientist can connect tailgating...
Just get on the cel and call the "social scientist", whom is called the police, that someone is riding your "caboose".

Funny it's also the F-150 disease over here as well .. and bet that "Cletus" can't even make the payments for the things - they're spending their wive's income to make the payments..and they get food stamps.

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Matthew McBride
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quote: Tom Petrov
and this upsets you?
Yes it does, especially since it can cause a lot of rear-ending accidents and the fault is with the driver that hit the car that didn't signal, when the fault probably should be on the person who didn't signal properly. Granted there could be lots of reason for said accident and the fault may not rest completely on the person that didn't signal. I dunno, I guess I just think it's an unfair situation that can happen. This is not to say I'm the world's best driver by any means. I do my fair share of speeding on the interstate.

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Tom Petrov
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quote: Matthew McBride
Yes it does
You should try not to let it bug you. There are far worse things to worry about in my opinion. I used to be bothered by it back in the day, not anymore.

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Mike Blakesley
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Yeah, courtesy and safety...nothing to worry about.

You are some piece of work Tom. [Roll Eyes]

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Peter Howard
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quote: Tom Petrov
Peter-

Escalade or Land Cruiser?

Escalade mate, I might be Australian but we do know the Cadillac badge from the Toyota badge. [Razz]

I had a look in a Tahoe but it didnt look as luxo as the Caddy did. The kids loved the captain's chairs with armrests in the second row seats, barely got a peep out of them.

As far as driving and road manners went I was pleasantly surprised, didnt have any close calls at all and cant wait to get back over there next year and make our road trip a bit longer next time. LA to Dallas?

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Tom Petrov
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Escalade mate, I might be Australian but we do know the Cadillac badge from the Toyota badge. [Razz]
Thats a shcoker. I thought for sure you Aussie's love the Land Cruiser. Glad you like what you like [Smile]

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