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12-19-2002, 05:56 PM
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Well I agree with you, if you don't have a need for a 4x4 it's a waste of money in the extra $3000 something it adds to the sticker, the extra gas you will use, and your insurance will be higher.
I personally use a 4x4 because I go offroad once in a while (not as often as I would like) and I like being taller.
I personally use a 4x4 because I go offroad once in a while (not as often as I would like) and I like being taller.
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12-20-2002, 11:02 AM
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12-20-2002, 11:14 AM
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The look of the 4x4 is exactly why I bought a Lariat and a 3" body lift that I installed myself for $150. The only major difference in appearance are slightly different tires (Same rims as Lariat 4x4 back in 2001, but tires are a little shorter in stance), and fog lights on the front bumper.
Anyone who looks real close may notice, but it definitely gives you back 90% of the 4x4 improved looks. Point of story is that I didn't need 4x4 in Texas, didn't want to pay $3K more for worse gas mileage and more things that could break, but I wanted the look.
Bill
Anyone who looks real close may notice, but it definitely gives you back 90% of the 4x4 improved looks. Point of story is that I didn't need 4x4 in Texas, didn't want to pay $3K more for worse gas mileage and more things that could break, but I wanted the look.
Bill