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Actually, that's what we used to call a full sized station wagon. You know, the kind families of 6 to 8 would haul the kids around in.They'll deny it though. "Station Wagon" is supposedly a dirty word in the car biz.KSNeptune

Don't forget about the Dodge Magnum SRT-8 (only a showcar at this time, can you say HEMI?):http://www.caranddriver.com/xp/Caranddr ... magnum.xml

Personally, I like both. I'm considering replacing my current 2002 Chrysler Voyager with Pacifica (depending on final pricing) when the lease is up in 2005.About quality, I disagree. Both this 2002 Voyager and the previous 1999 Voyager were problem free vehicles.

quote:Nova, you have only leased them, not owned.Oh, that's right. I forgot the car knows when it's leased and when it's owned. It only falls apart when I own the title.quote:If you owned the vehicles and put actual mileage on them, then I bet you would have problems.Put miles on it? Oh yeah, your right. I just lease it, make those monthy payments and keep it in the garage for 3 years. I guess actually driving it would cause it to fall apart. My bad.

The Audi Pikes Peak concept. Looks somewhat similar to the Pacifica. I would assume the price will be way out there if it ever goes into production. I saw this at NAIAS and it was pretty sharp.More info here.

Yeah, but tell me of any American car with 60,000-80,000 miles that doesn't have some problem in it's past. No car lasts forever and even Lexus, BMW and Mercedes cars breakdown.

Yeah, but does he own or lease it?

That's just a fluke case like my 2 Voyagers.

Ok, I like this topic, so let's get back to it!Nova, that Dodge was at the NAIAS.. I didn't realize how low profile the body was until I saw it in person. Definately a sharp looker with the power to match.I snapped a few pics of the Audi as well.. it was presented very well and looked sharp. I'm sure with the 4wd in the Audi will make it a good performer.

That car is a big ole Grocery Getter!!!!hahaha

Yeah, the Magnum is low. More wagon-like. The Pacifica, however, would be a nice alternative to the 2 minivans I've owned. It's still higher than a standard car (like our Vibes) but not so big as an SUV or minivan. My wife likes the high seating position of the minivan and the Vibe.