Not sure, probably out of my price range however.
My girlfriend really wants me to get one of these, but I don't want to deal with the upkeep costs.
Another what vehicle thread? Something larger with a decent tow rating.
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Not sure, probably out of my price range however.
My girlfriend really wants me to get one of these, but I don't want to deal with the upkeep costs.
Interior size should be about the same as a Grand Cherokee. Turning radius is quite impressive and the ride and interior are super nice.
This would be a good idea as well, much cheaper than anything newer.
I looked them up, and they are very nice, but out of my price range.
While I love these trucks and have had one, it wouldn't be a good choice for hauling clients around it, which would make me have to purchase another car, and have two insurance premiums.
Being in real estate I'm not certain an older diesel truck will be the best bet. I know I wouldn't want to be riding around with my realtor in an old stinky oil burner. I know a couple realtors and I think OP will agree with me that choice of vehicle is more about what the client wants than what the realtor wants.
That's just something I'm thinking off the top of my head, otherwise a used early 2000's F250/350 would probably be a great bet here.
How much towing capacity do you need? My wife and I love our 2014 Grand Cherokee. It's just got the 3.6 in it which still has a towing capacity of 7500 lbs. It also runs on 85 without issue and returns fuel economy of low 20's in town and about 26 on the highway. It's also comfortable, competent in all weather conditions and has plenty of leg room for large adults in the back.
That's just something I'm thinking off the top of my head, otherwise a used early 2000's F250/350 would probably be a great bet here.
How much towing capacity do you need? My wife and I love our 2014 Grand Cherokee. It's just got the 3.6 in it which still has a towing capacity of 7500 lbs. It also runs on 85 without issue and returns fuel economy of low 20's in town and about 26 on the highway. It's also comfortable, competent in all weather conditions and has plenty of leg room for large adults in the back.
or a twin turbo V6
I am heavily leaning towards the Jeep. 7500# is plenty. The most I will be towing is a 20 foot center console.
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