Apex wrote: ↑Sun Dec 17, 2017 9:47 pm
fledonfoot wrote: ↑Sun Dec 17, 2017 9:42 pm
Nope. None at all. Even with the hitch.
Plan is for the wife's next car to be a bike friendly car. She wants a Jeep Renegade. I'm warming up to the idea.
You have a nice setup on your GTI, I'd look into a DSG one if I trade the pumpkin.
I like the styling on the Renegade, but I've never driven one.
I kindof regret not getting a DSG GTI, but I'm retarded in that if a
is available, I must drive it.
Wifey wanted another Mini but I'm struggling to justify $34k for an S or $30 for a justacooper with a few options to get something bike friendly. Also, now that Princeton Mini closed, she refuses to give Mount Laurel the service business thanks to the complete lack of help they gave us last year. They're a quarter mile away from her work. There's a few niggling issues I want to have resolved, but ultimately the lease is up in 6 months and it's not worth it.
I just need to get her out of the Mini because of the bad juju from the accident. We should have never fixed it. It gives her anxiety. She hates it most days.
The only real downside to the Renegade is that it's slow. 0-60 in 10 seconds slow. Otherwise in Trailhawk trim I'll be a good all weather car for her, I can do some fun light off roading in it around here, and it's a good bike car. It's also quirky and has character, and the wife likes quirk.