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Old Geezer

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  1. 1) It is still as comfortable a ride after 38,000 kms as when purchased 05/08. 2) We have had no problems with it. This vehicle's quality presentation has not been diminished. 3) Our local service Dept contacts us to ensure we don't mess up the service schedual and they are very meticulous and helpful at service time. 4) AWD is great in rain, wind and on Qld roads -(just back from Townsville). 5) Motor provides all the grunt needed on highway and on local roads. 6) I really appreciate this site and the info given even if it doesn't all apply to our situation and seems a little raw at times. 7) Finally, SWMBO loves the vehicle even more than the first time she drove it and felt a touch of heaven.
  2. Our Glacier KX-S AWD has been with us just 10 days. It caused marital problems from the very first afternoon! She who must be obeyed came back from driving it and proclaimed, "I feel like I have died and gone to heaven!!" She has not said that to me for 39 years. This "hunk" made of metal and plastic has usurped my place in her universe. I immediately thought of taking up viagra or perhaps some of those enhancement emails that slip through or even counselling. I emailed our 5 daughters seeking their sympathy and advice. It was suggested that I "key" it or sell it quickly on ebay for $30. One advised that it is probably just infatuation and will evaporate over time. Well, it has been ten days and she is still starry eyed. I'll have to cope somehow. What may you ask are over 60's doing with a seven seater SUV. We don't plan to populate it with further offspring (but we hope our children do). We have been there and done that, moving from a beetle to a HQ sedan to a wagon to a Nissan E20 to a Starwagon to a Tarago and back to wagons and sedans. What we were looking for was a vehicle which was easy for us geriatrics to get into and out of and which was a pleasure to sit in and drive. During a short holiday in Port Macquarie we visited the car yards and mother chose the Kluger. End of story. She is happy. I am happy for all the sorts of reason you guys have written about.
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