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larrybuck · 10-21-2012, 05:54 PM

I admit I don't drive my diesel Suburban much, but it is a perfect tow veh. with nearly 30mpg., could be lived in during tough times, and is hard to find (diesel) in good condition for a low price. In deep snow the 4x4 will make me feel much safer than a target in the CRX.

The bolt together trailers that fold up do wonders for economically hauling un farm like lighter loads. No extra insurance paying needed!!!

PS. I'm old enough that my insurance for 2 vehicles is quite reasonable.

10-21-2012, 05:54 PM	#50 (permalink)
larrybuck Master EcoModder Join Date: Apr 2011 Location: sw Washington (state), a little north of Vancouver Posts: 1,154 Thanks: 298 Thanked 122 Times in 88 Posts	I admit I don't drive my diesel Suburban much, but it is a perfect tow veh. with nearly 30mpg., could be lived in during tough times, and is hard to find (diesel) in good condition for a low price. In deep snow the 4x4 will make me feel much safer than a target in the CRX. The bolt together trailers that fold up do wonders for economically hauling un farm like lighter loads. No extra insurance paying needed!!! PS. I'm old enough that my insurance for 2 vehicles is quite reasonable. __________________ 06 Chev MonteC JG#24tribute car 30mpg 00 Honda Insight 63MPG 98 Buick Park Ave3.8 33MPG 89 Toyota Corolla wag 60MPG so far 81 VW Rabbit diesel pu 50MPG+ 80 Mercedes 240D stick 30-ish 90 vette 6-speed,29ish 07 Honda ST1300 55MPG 83 Honda 650 GL 64MPG 19 Suzuki dr200 88MPG23 HondaGrom?+Tow K10D Sub 26mpg NEVER,NEVER GIVE UP! PUMP THOSE TIRES UP! DRIVE IN YOUR SOCKS FOR SENSITIVITY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SLOW DOWN AND SMOOTH UP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!