what other kind of automobile do you get when you replace the sporttrac.

[Travis Munday]

Nice upgrade Eric...



I'm looking at maybe getting something after the start of next year...MAYBE...and if the company selling this allows financing, doubtful, I'd be sporting one of these:

<img src="http://www.evolutionimports.net/images/usedcars/2305bdd5049f34780c76f4d77f00bc5a-1108135764.jpg">



-or-



<img src="http://www.evolutionimports.net/images/usedcars/c5cfd68efac84e8485fc6342ae78847a-1118115061.jpg">



-or, for a drifter-



<img src="http://www.evolutionimports.net/images/usedcars/d83bc94e135662f38fd261131d63a034-1109881318.JPG">



All are much cheaper then you migh assume...

 

[Taco Jackson]

Darin,



For whatever it's worth, we actually test drove a Tuscon for about a half an hour right before finalizing our decision on the Sport Trac. The Tuscon was not bad, but it was just not fun. Yes, it comes with a lot of nice options as standard equipment, and the 100k warranty is very nice. I'm sure it's a fine "car" for anyone who wants one, but that's just it, it felt like a "car". It rides really low, from the inside you feel like you're in a Camry not a SUV (consider that a pro or con, depending on what you're looking for), the wheels are small and you feel the road a LOT more than most any other vehicle we drove or have owned. The engine, even the V6, felt very lawn-mower like.



To my wife and I both (and we come from very different viewpoints) we both thought it was a cute little "car" that was just as sensible as it was boring. It'd make a fantastic second car, or "housewife (or househusband)" grocery getter, kid transport.

 

[Erik Larson]

Arrrrrgggg it's Tucson dang it! (sorry everyone mispells it except those that live in it Me)

 

[Gypsy me]

after a trac..... a trac with a v8 manual shift, lowered and leathered....all in black

 

[Mike Wilson]

Erik...That is sooooooooooo sweeeeeeeet! It looks Like the bike and the truck rolled off of the assembly line together! Kudos!