Yup, you've fixed it up to resemble a Jeep. ;-)
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Kevin in San Diego wrote:
>
> I knew you loved my XJ Bill.
> :)
> KH

 

Yup, you've fixed it up to resemble a Jeep. ;-)
God Bless America, ßill O|||||||O
mailto:-------------------- http://www.----------.com/

Kevin in San Diego wrote:
>
> I knew you loved my XJ Bill.
> :)
> KH

 

Your chances of getting anything useful in a class action suit are
pretty slim. If anything, you might get a few hundred dollar "discount"
vocher on a new Jeep.

j.lef wrote:
> "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:
>>
>
> 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
>
>

 

Your chances of getting anything useful in a class action suit are
pretty slim. If anything, you might get a few hundred dollar "discount"
vocher on a new Jeep.

j.lef wrote:
> "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:
>>
>
> 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
>
>

 

Your chances of getting anything useful in a class action suit are
pretty slim. If anything, you might get a few hundred dollar "discount"
vocher on a new Jeep.

j.lef wrote:
> "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:
>>
>
> 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
>
>

 

good answer..!!
"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

 

good answer..!!
"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

 

good answer..!!
"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

 

"attnews" <john .n. allen@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message news:<MUEbd.550256$OB3.311589@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>...
> good answer..!!

No, it was smartassed, vicious and stupid. Llwellyn has a hard-on for
the Liberty evidently...not that it isn't a total soccer-mom
pretender, but there's no evidence it's a killer. They had a problem
with some ball joints and are replacing them.

It's probably a lot safer than a Kia.

 

"attnews" <john .n. allen@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message news:<MUEbd.550256$OB3.311589@bgtnsc05-news.ops.worldnet.att.net>...
> good answer..!!

No, it was smartassed, vicious and stupid. Llwellyn has a hard-on for
the Liberty evidently...not that it isn't a total soccer-mom
pretender, but there's no evidence it's a killer. They had a problem
with some ball joints and are replacing them.

It's probably a lot safer than a Kia.