I have to get rid of my Mustang
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I have to get rid of my Mustang
Apparently my beloved 420 hp, 6M, drop top hot rod is not the car I should have in my golden years of retirement.
Can anyone direct me to the Nissan Murano forum? I have some research to do. I hope there's enough cargo space to accomodate a Jazzie and a walker. I need to do this before my afternoon nap.
"I’m technically old enough to be an empty nester, but I got started with the family thing a little late in life and still have a good 12 years to go before I officially qualify.
Nevertheless, I’ve got plenty of physical ailments, I wake up in the middle of every night and I love few things more than whining about how hard easy chairs are these days. So I think I’m more than qualified to evaluate the 2015 Nissan Murano.
I’m serious. Nissan has gone out of its way to point out that its all-new midsize crossover is a semi-premium play for folks who are dancing into their golden years footloose and kid-free, who don’t need a big SUV anymore but just can’t give up the comfort and commanding view that one provides.........." And so on.
Can anyone direct me to the Nissan Murano forum? I have some research to do. I hope there's enough cargo space to accomodate a Jazzie and a walker. I need to do this before my afternoon nap.
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2015 Nissan Murano Test Drive
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"I’m technically old enough to be an empty nester, but I got started with the family thing a little late in life and still have a good 12 years to go before I officially qualify.
Nevertheless, I’ve got plenty of physical ailments, I wake up in the middle of every night and I love few things more than whining about how hard easy chairs are these days. So I think I’m more than qualified to evaluate the 2015 Nissan Murano.
I’m serious. Nissan has gone out of its way to point out that its all-new midsize crossover is a semi-premium play for folks who are dancing into their golden years footloose and kid-free, who don’t need a big SUV anymore but just can’t give up the comfort and commanding view that one provides.........." And so on.
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Too funny.
My neighbor just bought a black one. He's not that old, anywhere from 35-40 years of age.
My neighbor just bought a black one. He's not that old, anywhere from 35-40 years of age.
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On the plus side though, the cup holder arrangement works, and the grille doesn't look like a Fusion. And there's plenty of compartments to stash a few male Depends.
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I'm confused. This is a joke, right?
The interior dose look nice though.
Age not withstanding, I've always wanted a plush floaty car for everyday driving and my Mustang for weekends etc.
The interior dose look nice though.
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The general body shape is too much like the 03 Saturn Vue I just got rid of for my 2015 Mustang. Now the interior is WAY nicer than my Vue was, but I like my Mustang interior better than this, and ya I agree this is missing a peddle.
But if one had a family still and wanted a ride like this, at least it is not hard on the eyes. Not as nice as a Mustang though.
But if one had a family still and wanted a ride like this, at least it is not hard on the eyes. Not as nice as a Mustang though.
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I fight this kind of thinking every day. My wife doesn't make it easy on me either.
Buy a car that's so cushy you could fall asleep at the wheel.
I was looking at a Toyota SUV my neighbor just purchased. My wife has the Flex and that's good enough IMO.
Buy a car that's so cushy you could fall asleep at the wheel.
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You scared me at first but I like your sense of humor.
Being 60 and retired myself I have no intentions of slowing down. My current garage is proof.
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Being 60 and retired myself I have no intentions of slowing down. My current garage is proof.
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nice Matador ant first I thought it may be one of those Javelins with the 360 CID.
I wouldn't buy another Nissan, but I had a Datsun 280ZX and it was fine. Later on I bought a 2001 Frontier and stuff just stopped working and even though it was a 4x4 it was easy to get stuck with it.
I replaced it with a 2004 Rubicon and I ain't lookin back!