Jeep comparison question=please dont flame me
10-12-2004 | 07:51 PM
#11
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Re: Jeep comparison question=please dont flame me
I depends on whether you love your wife, or not. If you love her,
buy the Cherokee, If you want to rich after her death and the class
action is settled, buy the Libby:
http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosins...tos-319372.htm
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
"j.lef" wrote:
>
> Okay. Here is my situation. Since comtemplating
> buying a jeep (my wife is short, and the jeeps fit her extremely well, plus
> we do go camping a bit especially in winter time, I have a question
> comparing the liberty to the cherokee.
> I am trying to understand some of the posts here, and I
> am getting an impression, that a liberty is not really a jeep, its a
> pretender, and one of the other jeep selections is the only way to go. In
> fact, I sometimes see people saying that only buying an older jeep is the
> only way to go. So I am looking for some sound advice, since this is what my
> wife prefers, and this will be HER main vehicle, and she doesnt care which
> one. But she prefers the liberty.
>
> I have an acura tl, and an older expedition, which I
> love and gets me everywhere, but my wife will not drive it. Says its too big
> for her. And I wont let her drive my acura, since she is a new driver.
>
> She will be driving to work on paved roads everyday, but
> in new york we do get our share of snow, water on pavement, ice, wind etc.
> We go camping on unpaved roads, but nothing like serious
> wilderness. Grass, forest, and some serious mud can occur if it rains.
> Climbing very steep inclines will probably never happen.
>
> Plus we plan on taking this vehicle on an extended two
> month vacation around the country for the months of July and August. She
> will be on sabbatical from her job.
>
> So what I am asking, is help in deciding toward the
> liberty or the cherokee. I know the size and room differerence. And it will
> only be the two of us 95 percent of the time in the car. Is the cherokee
> worth the extra dollars for what you get, when the size is NOT taken into
> account. Can the cherokee get you out of situations(or into situations)
> that the liberty cant?
>
> Much regards
buy the Cherokee, If you want to rich after her death and the class
action is settled, buy the Libby:
http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosins...tos-319372.htm
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
"j.lef" wrote:
>
> Okay. Here is my situation. Since comtemplating
> buying a jeep (my wife is short, and the jeeps fit her extremely well, plus
> we do go camping a bit especially in winter time, I have a question
> comparing the liberty to the cherokee.
> I am trying to understand some of the posts here, and I
> am getting an impression, that a liberty is not really a jeep, its a
> pretender, and one of the other jeep selections is the only way to go. In
> fact, I sometimes see people saying that only buying an older jeep is the
> only way to go. So I am looking for some sound advice, since this is what my
> wife prefers, and this will be HER main vehicle, and she doesnt care which
> one. But she prefers the liberty.
>
> I have an acura tl, and an older expedition, which I
> love and gets me everywhere, but my wife will not drive it. Says its too big
> for her. And I wont let her drive my acura, since she is a new driver.
>
> She will be driving to work on paved roads everyday, but
> in new york we do get our share of snow, water on pavement, ice, wind etc.
> We go camping on unpaved roads, but nothing like serious
> wilderness. Grass, forest, and some serious mud can occur if it rains.
> Climbing very steep inclines will probably never happen.
>
> Plus we plan on taking this vehicle on an extended two
> month vacation around the country for the months of July and August. She
> will be on sabbatical from her job.
>
> So what I am asking, is help in deciding toward the
> liberty or the cherokee. I know the size and room differerence. And it will
> only be the two of us 95 percent of the time in the car. Is the cherokee
> worth the extra dollars for what you get, when the size is NOT taken into
> account. Can the cherokee get you out of situations(or into situations)
> that the liberty cant?
>
> Much regards
10-12-2004 | 07:51 PM
#12
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Re: Jeep comparison question=please dont flame me
I depends on whether you love your wife, or not. If you love her,
buy the Cherokee, If you want to rich after her death and the class
action is settled, buy the Libby:
http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosins...tos-319372.htm
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
"j.lef" wrote:
>
> Okay. Here is my situation. Since comtemplating
> buying a jeep (my wife is short, and the jeeps fit her extremely well, plus
> we do go camping a bit especially in winter time, I have a question
> comparing the liberty to the cherokee.
> I am trying to understand some of the posts here, and I
> am getting an impression, that a liberty is not really a jeep, its a
> pretender, and one of the other jeep selections is the only way to go. In
> fact, I sometimes see people saying that only buying an older jeep is the
> only way to go. So I am looking for some sound advice, since this is what my
> wife prefers, and this will be HER main vehicle, and she doesnt care which
> one. But she prefers the liberty.
>
> I have an acura tl, and an older expedition, which I
> love and gets me everywhere, but my wife will not drive it. Says its too big
> for her. And I wont let her drive my acura, since she is a new driver.
>
> She will be driving to work on paved roads everyday, but
> in new york we do get our share of snow, water on pavement, ice, wind etc.
> We go camping on unpaved roads, but nothing like serious
> wilderness. Grass, forest, and some serious mud can occur if it rains.
> Climbing very steep inclines will probably never happen.
>
> Plus we plan on taking this vehicle on an extended two
> month vacation around the country for the months of July and August. She
> will be on sabbatical from her job.
>
> So what I am asking, is help in deciding toward the
> liberty or the cherokee. I know the size and room differerence. And it will
> only be the two of us 95 percent of the time in the car. Is the cherokee
> worth the extra dollars for what you get, when the size is NOT taken into
> account. Can the cherokee get you out of situations(or into situations)
> that the liberty cant?
>
> Much regards
buy the Cherokee, If you want to rich after her death and the class
action is settled, buy the Libby:
http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosins...tos-319372.htm
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
"j.lef" wrote:
>
> Okay. Here is my situation. Since comtemplating
> buying a jeep (my wife is short, and the jeeps fit her extremely well, plus
> we do go camping a bit especially in winter time, I have a question
> comparing the liberty to the cherokee.
> I am trying to understand some of the posts here, and I
> am getting an impression, that a liberty is not really a jeep, its a
> pretender, and one of the other jeep selections is the only way to go. In
> fact, I sometimes see people saying that only buying an older jeep is the
> only way to go. So I am looking for some sound advice, since this is what my
> wife prefers, and this will be HER main vehicle, and she doesnt care which
> one. But she prefers the liberty.
>
> I have an acura tl, and an older expedition, which I
> love and gets me everywhere, but my wife will not drive it. Says its too big
> for her. And I wont let her drive my acura, since she is a new driver.
>
> She will be driving to work on paved roads everyday, but
> in new york we do get our share of snow, water on pavement, ice, wind etc.
> We go camping on unpaved roads, but nothing like serious
> wilderness. Grass, forest, and some serious mud can occur if it rains.
> Climbing very steep inclines will probably never happen.
>
> Plus we plan on taking this vehicle on an extended two
> month vacation around the country for the months of July and August. She
> will be on sabbatical from her job.
>
> So what I am asking, is help in deciding toward the
> liberty or the cherokee. I know the size and room differerence. And it will
> only be the two of us 95 percent of the time in the car. Is the cherokee
> worth the extra dollars for what you get, when the size is NOT taken into
> account. Can the cherokee get you out of situations(or into situations)
> that the liberty cant?
>
> Much regards
10-12-2004 | 07:51 PM
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Re: Jeep comparison question=please dont flame me
I depends on whether you love your wife, or not. If you love her,
buy the Cherokee, If you want to rich after her death and the class
action is settled, buy the Libby:
http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosins...tos-319372.htm
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
"j.lef" wrote:
>
> Okay. Here is my situation. Since comtemplating
> buying a jeep (my wife is short, and the jeeps fit her extremely well, plus
> we do go camping a bit especially in winter time, I have a question
> comparing the liberty to the cherokee.
> I am trying to understand some of the posts here, and I
> am getting an impression, that a liberty is not really a jeep, its a
> pretender, and one of the other jeep selections is the only way to go. In
> fact, I sometimes see people saying that only buying an older jeep is the
> only way to go. So I am looking for some sound advice, since this is what my
> wife prefers, and this will be HER main vehicle, and she doesnt care which
> one. But she prefers the liberty.
>
> I have an acura tl, and an older expedition, which I
> love and gets me everywhere, but my wife will not drive it. Says its too big
> for her. And I wont let her drive my acura, since she is a new driver.
>
> She will be driving to work on paved roads everyday, but
> in new york we do get our share of snow, water on pavement, ice, wind etc.
> We go camping on unpaved roads, but nothing like serious
> wilderness. Grass, forest, and some serious mud can occur if it rains.
> Climbing very steep inclines will probably never happen.
>
> Plus we plan on taking this vehicle on an extended two
> month vacation around the country for the months of July and August. She
> will be on sabbatical from her job.
>
> So what I am asking, is help in deciding toward the
> liberty or the cherokee. I know the size and room differerence. And it will
> only be the two of us 95 percent of the time in the car. Is the cherokee
> worth the extra dollars for what you get, when the size is NOT taken into
> account. Can the cherokee get you out of situations(or into situations)
> that the liberty cant?
>
> Much regards
buy the Cherokee, If you want to rich after her death and the class
action is settled, buy the Libby:
http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosins...tos-319372.htm
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
"j.lef" wrote:
>
> Okay. Here is my situation. Since comtemplating
> buying a jeep (my wife is short, and the jeeps fit her extremely well, plus
> we do go camping a bit especially in winter time, I have a question
> comparing the liberty to the cherokee.
> I am trying to understand some of the posts here, and I
> am getting an impression, that a liberty is not really a jeep, its a
> pretender, and one of the other jeep selections is the only way to go. In
> fact, I sometimes see people saying that only buying an older jeep is the
> only way to go. So I am looking for some sound advice, since this is what my
> wife prefers, and this will be HER main vehicle, and she doesnt care which
> one. But she prefers the liberty.
>
> I have an acura tl, and an older expedition, which I
> love and gets me everywhere, but my wife will not drive it. Says its too big
> for her. And I wont let her drive my acura, since she is a new driver.
>
> She will be driving to work on paved roads everyday, but
> in new york we do get our share of snow, water on pavement, ice, wind etc.
> We go camping on unpaved roads, but nothing like serious
> wilderness. Grass, forest, and some serious mud can occur if it rains.
> Climbing very steep inclines will probably never happen.
>
> Plus we plan on taking this vehicle on an extended two
> month vacation around the country for the months of July and August. She
> will be on sabbatical from her job.
>
> So what I am asking, is help in deciding toward the
> liberty or the cherokee. I know the size and room differerence. And it will
> only be the two of us 95 percent of the time in the car. Is the cherokee
> worth the extra dollars for what you get, when the size is NOT taken into
> account. Can the cherokee get you out of situations(or into situations)
> that the liberty cant?
>
> Much regards
10-12-2004 | 10:22 PM
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Re: Jeep comparison question=please dont flame me
I knew you loved my XJ Bill.
:)
KH
"L.W. ("ßill") ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:416C6DEE.8B1EE18D@***.net...
> I depends on whether you love your wife, or not. If you love her,
> buy the Cherokee, If you want to rich after her death and the class
> action is settled, buy the Libby:
> http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosins...tos-319372.htm
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> "j.lef" wrote:
>>
>> Okay. Here is my situation. Since comtemplating
>> buying a jeep (my wife is short, and the jeeps fit her extremely well,
>> plus
>> we do go camping a bit especially in winter time, I have a question
>> comparing the liberty to the cherokee.
>> I am trying to understand some of the posts here,
>> and I
>> am getting an impression, that a liberty is not really a jeep, its a
>> pretender, and one of the other jeep selections is the only way to go. In
>> fact, I sometimes see people saying that only buying an older jeep is the
>> only way to go. So I am looking for some sound advice, since this is what
>> my
>> wife prefers, and this will be HER main vehicle, and she doesnt care
>> which
>> one. But she prefers the liberty.
>>
>> I have an acura tl, and an older expedition, which I
>> love and gets me everywhere, but my wife will not drive it. Says its too
>> big
>> for her. And I wont let her drive my acura, since she is a new driver.
>>
>> She will be driving to work on paved roads everyday,
>> but
>> in new york we do get our share of snow, water on pavement, ice, wind
>> etc.
>> We go camping on unpaved roads, but nothing like
>> serious
>> wilderness. Grass, forest, and some serious mud can occur if it rains.
>> Climbing very steep inclines will probably never happen.
>>
>> Plus we plan on taking this vehicle on an extended two
>> month vacation around the country for the months of July and August. She
>> will be on sabbatical from her job.
>>
>> So what I am asking, is help in deciding toward
>> the
>> liberty or the cherokee. I know the size and room differerence. And it
>> will
>> only be the two of us 95 percent of the time in the car. Is the cherokee
>> worth the extra dollars for what you get, when the size is NOT taken into
>> account. Can the cherokee get you out of situations(or into situations)
>> that the liberty cant?
>>
>> Much regards
:)
KH
"L.W. ("ßill") ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:416C6DEE.8B1EE18D@***.net...
> I depends on whether you love your wife, or not. If you love her,
> buy the Cherokee, If you want to rich after her death and the class
> action is settled, buy the Libby:
> http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosins...tos-319372.htm
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> "j.lef" wrote:
>>
>> Okay. Here is my situation. Since comtemplating
>> buying a jeep (my wife is short, and the jeeps fit her extremely well,
>> plus
>> we do go camping a bit especially in winter time, I have a question
>> comparing the liberty to the cherokee.
>> I am trying to understand some of the posts here,
>> and I
>> am getting an impression, that a liberty is not really a jeep, its a
>> pretender, and one of the other jeep selections is the only way to go. In
>> fact, I sometimes see people saying that only buying an older jeep is the
>> only way to go. So I am looking for some sound advice, since this is what
>> my
>> wife prefers, and this will be HER main vehicle, and she doesnt care
>> which
>> one. But she prefers the liberty.
>>
>> I have an acura tl, and an older expedition, which I
>> love and gets me everywhere, but my wife will not drive it. Says its too
>> big
>> for her. And I wont let her drive my acura, since she is a new driver.
>>
>> She will be driving to work on paved roads everyday,
>> but
>> in new york we do get our share of snow, water on pavement, ice, wind
>> etc.
>> We go camping on unpaved roads, but nothing like
>> serious
>> wilderness. Grass, forest, and some serious mud can occur if it rains.
>> Climbing very steep inclines will probably never happen.
>>
>> Plus we plan on taking this vehicle on an extended two
>> month vacation around the country for the months of July and August. She
>> will be on sabbatical from her job.
>>
>> So what I am asking, is help in deciding toward
>> the
>> liberty or the cherokee. I know the size and room differerence. And it
>> will
>> only be the two of us 95 percent of the time in the car. Is the cherokee
>> worth the extra dollars for what you get, when the size is NOT taken into
>> account. Can the cherokee get you out of situations(or into situations)
>> that the liberty cant?
>>
>> Much regards
10-12-2004 | 10:22 PM
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Re: Jeep comparison question=please dont flame me
I knew you loved my XJ Bill.
:)
KH
"L.W. ("ßill") ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:416C6DEE.8B1EE18D@***.net...
> I depends on whether you love your wife, or not. If you love her,
> buy the Cherokee, If you want to rich after her death and the class
> action is settled, buy the Libby:
> http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosins...tos-319372.htm
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> "j.lef" wrote:
>>
>> Okay. Here is my situation. Since comtemplating
>> buying a jeep (my wife is short, and the jeeps fit her extremely well,
>> plus
>> we do go camping a bit especially in winter time, I have a question
>> comparing the liberty to the cherokee.
>> I am trying to understand some of the posts here,
>> and I
>> am getting an impression, that a liberty is not really a jeep, its a
>> pretender, and one of the other jeep selections is the only way to go. In
>> fact, I sometimes see people saying that only buying an older jeep is the
>> only way to go. So I am looking for some sound advice, since this is what
>> my
>> wife prefers, and this will be HER main vehicle, and she doesnt care
>> which
>> one. But she prefers the liberty.
>>
>> I have an acura tl, and an older expedition, which I
>> love and gets me everywhere, but my wife will not drive it. Says its too
>> big
>> for her. And I wont let her drive my acura, since she is a new driver.
>>
>> She will be driving to work on paved roads everyday,
>> but
>> in new york we do get our share of snow, water on pavement, ice, wind
>> etc.
>> We go camping on unpaved roads, but nothing like
>> serious
>> wilderness. Grass, forest, and some serious mud can occur if it rains.
>> Climbing very steep inclines will probably never happen.
>>
>> Plus we plan on taking this vehicle on an extended two
>> month vacation around the country for the months of July and August. She
>> will be on sabbatical from her job.
>>
>> So what I am asking, is help in deciding toward
>> the
>> liberty or the cherokee. I know the size and room differerence. And it
>> will
>> only be the two of us 95 percent of the time in the car. Is the cherokee
>> worth the extra dollars for what you get, when the size is NOT taken into
>> account. Can the cherokee get you out of situations(or into situations)
>> that the liberty cant?
>>
>> Much regards
:)
KH
"L.W. ("ßill") ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:416C6DEE.8B1EE18D@***.net...
> I depends on whether you love your wife, or not. If you love her,
> buy the Cherokee, If you want to rich after her death and the class
> action is settled, buy the Libby:
> http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosins...tos-319372.htm
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> "j.lef" wrote:
>>
>> Okay. Here is my situation. Since comtemplating
>> buying a jeep (my wife is short, and the jeeps fit her extremely well,
>> plus
>> we do go camping a bit especially in winter time, I have a question
>> comparing the liberty to the cherokee.
>> I am trying to understand some of the posts here,
>> and I
>> am getting an impression, that a liberty is not really a jeep, its a
>> pretender, and one of the other jeep selections is the only way to go. In
>> fact, I sometimes see people saying that only buying an older jeep is the
>> only way to go. So I am looking for some sound advice, since this is what
>> my
>> wife prefers, and this will be HER main vehicle, and she doesnt care
>> which
>> one. But she prefers the liberty.
>>
>> I have an acura tl, and an older expedition, which I
>> love and gets me everywhere, but my wife will not drive it. Says its too
>> big
>> for her. And I wont let her drive my acura, since she is a new driver.
>>
>> She will be driving to work on paved roads everyday,
>> but
>> in new york we do get our share of snow, water on pavement, ice, wind
>> etc.
>> We go camping on unpaved roads, but nothing like
>> serious
>> wilderness. Grass, forest, and some serious mud can occur if it rains.
>> Climbing very steep inclines will probably never happen.
>>
>> Plus we plan on taking this vehicle on an extended two
>> month vacation around the country for the months of July and August. She
>> will be on sabbatical from her job.
>>
>> So what I am asking, is help in deciding toward
>> the
>> liberty or the cherokee. I know the size and room differerence. And it
>> will
>> only be the two of us 95 percent of the time in the car. Is the cherokee
>> worth the extra dollars for what you get, when the size is NOT taken into
>> account. Can the cherokee get you out of situations(or into situations)
>> that the liberty cant?
>>
>> Much regards
10-12-2004 | 10:22 PM
#16
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Re: Jeep comparison question=please dont flame me
I knew you loved my XJ Bill.
:)
KH
"L.W. ("ßill") ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:416C6DEE.8B1EE18D@***.net...
> I depends on whether you love your wife, or not. If you love her,
> buy the Cherokee, If you want to rich after her death and the class
> action is settled, buy the Libby:
> http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosins...tos-319372.htm
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> "j.lef" wrote:
>>
>> Okay. Here is my situation. Since comtemplating
>> buying a jeep (my wife is short, and the jeeps fit her extremely well,
>> plus
>> we do go camping a bit especially in winter time, I have a question
>> comparing the liberty to the cherokee.
>> I am trying to understand some of the posts here,
>> and I
>> am getting an impression, that a liberty is not really a jeep, its a
>> pretender, and one of the other jeep selections is the only way to go. In
>> fact, I sometimes see people saying that only buying an older jeep is the
>> only way to go. So I am looking for some sound advice, since this is what
>> my
>> wife prefers, and this will be HER main vehicle, and she doesnt care
>> which
>> one. But she prefers the liberty.
>>
>> I have an acura tl, and an older expedition, which I
>> love and gets me everywhere, but my wife will not drive it. Says its too
>> big
>> for her. And I wont let her drive my acura, since she is a new driver.
>>
>> She will be driving to work on paved roads everyday,
>> but
>> in new york we do get our share of snow, water on pavement, ice, wind
>> etc.
>> We go camping on unpaved roads, but nothing like
>> serious
>> wilderness. Grass, forest, and some serious mud can occur if it rains.
>> Climbing very steep inclines will probably never happen.
>>
>> Plus we plan on taking this vehicle on an extended two
>> month vacation around the country for the months of July and August. She
>> will be on sabbatical from her job.
>>
>> So what I am asking, is help in deciding toward
>> the
>> liberty or the cherokee. I know the size and room differerence. And it
>> will
>> only be the two of us 95 percent of the time in the car. Is the cherokee
>> worth the extra dollars for what you get, when the size is NOT taken into
>> account. Can the cherokee get you out of situations(or into situations)
>> that the liberty cant?
>>
>> Much regards
:)
KH
"L.W. ("ßill") ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
news:416C6DEE.8B1EE18D@***.net...
> I depends on whether you love your wife, or not. If you love her,
> buy the Cherokee, If you want to rich after her death and the class
> action is settled, buy the Libby:
> http://www.detnews.com/2003/autosins...tos-319372.htm
> God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
> mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/
>
> "j.lef" wrote:
>>
>> Okay. Here is my situation. Since comtemplating
>> buying a jeep (my wife is short, and the jeeps fit her extremely well,
>> plus
>> we do go camping a bit especially in winter time, I have a question
>> comparing the liberty to the cherokee.
>> I am trying to understand some of the posts here,
>> and I
>> am getting an impression, that a liberty is not really a jeep, its a
>> pretender, and one of the other jeep selections is the only way to go. In
>> fact, I sometimes see people saying that only buying an older jeep is the
>> only way to go. So I am looking for some sound advice, since this is what
>> my
>> wife prefers, and this will be HER main vehicle, and she doesnt care
>> which
>> one. But she prefers the liberty.
>>
>> I have an acura tl, and an older expedition, which I
>> love and gets me everywhere, but my wife will not drive it. Says its too
>> big
>> for her. And I wont let her drive my acura, since she is a new driver.
>>
>> She will be driving to work on paved roads everyday,
>> but
>> in new york we do get our share of snow, water on pavement, ice, wind
>> etc.
>> We go camping on unpaved roads, but nothing like
>> serious
>> wilderness. Grass, forest, and some serious mud can occur if it rains.
>> Climbing very steep inclines will probably never happen.
>>
>> Plus we plan on taking this vehicle on an extended two
>> month vacation around the country for the months of July and August. She
>> will be on sabbatical from her job.
>>
>> So what I am asking, is help in deciding toward
>> the
>> liberty or the cherokee. I know the size and room differerence. And it
>> will
>> only be the two of us 95 percent of the time in the car. Is the cherokee
>> worth the extra dollars for what you get, when the size is NOT taken into
>> account. Can the cherokee get you out of situations(or into situations)
>> that the liberty cant?
>>
>> Much regards
10-12-2004 | 10:43 PM
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Re: Jeep comparison question=please dont flame me
"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
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> I depends on whether you love your wife, or not. If you love her,
> buy the Cherokee, If you want to rich after her death and the class
> action is settled, buy the Libby:
>
Now I have one more thing to think about. LOL What could I
expect on a class action suit do you think. It would help with my decision
:)
Much regards
10-12-2004 | 10:43 PM
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"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
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> I depends on whether you love your wife, or not. If you love her,
> buy the Cherokee, If you want to rich after her death and the class
> action is settled, buy the Libby:
>
Now I have one more thing to think about. LOL What could I
expect on a class action suit do you think. It would help with my decision
:)
Much regards
10-12-2004 | 10:43 PM
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"L.W. (ßill) ------ III" <----------@***.net> wrote in message
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> I depends on whether you love your wife, or not. If you love her,
> buy the Cherokee, If you want to rich after her death and the class
> action is settled, buy the Libby:
>
Now I have one more thing to think about. LOL What could I
expect on a class action suit do you think. It would help with my decision
:)
Much regards
10-12-2004 | 11:13 PM
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Re: Jeep comparison question=please dont flame me
Yup, you've fixed it up to resemble a Jeep. ;-)
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Kevin in San Diego wrote:
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> I knew you loved my XJ Bill.
> :)
> KH
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Kevin in San Diego wrote:
>
> I knew you loved my XJ Bill.
> :)
> KH
