How far do you estimate you will be towing?orwell10 wrote:This would be my first time to use a trailer and it's nice to find this thread that has the same question I had in mind. - Orwell.
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How far do you estimate you will be towing?orwell10 wrote:This would be my first time to use a trailer and it's nice to find this thread that has the same question I had in mind. - Orwell.
Dont forget the Jeep, one of the best towing capacity for the size of car, my Cherokee is rated at 6600lbs or 3000kg, that better than some of the full sized 4 wheel drives, hard car to beat for towing bang for your buck.paul I wrote: If I was determined to tow frequently or for long distances I would look into a V8 truck or a large SUV (Tahoe, Suburban, Expedition, etc.)
sailboatmike wrote:Dont forget the Jeep, one of the best towing capacity for the size of car, my Cherokee is rated at 6600lbs or 3000kg, that better than some of the full sized 4 wheel drives, hard car to beat for towing bang for your buck.paul I wrote: If I was determined to tow frequently or for long distances I would look into a V8 truck or a large SUV (Tahoe, Suburban, Expedition, etc.)
sailboatmike wrote:Around $80,000 for the 6.4 liter Grand Cherokee
wow, maybe we should do something like the big mac index for Macgregors around the world. We already have the name right :sailboatmike wrote:wages are high in Australia, minimum wage for a 21 year old is $21.70 p/h or $17.50 USD.
While $21.70 is ok as a minimum rate, it doesnt go up much from there, the average REAL WORKER is on around $25 p/h which doesnt really go far when the average house price in the two big cities is around $900,000 and thats not right in the middle of town, thats in the suburbs .
You dont want to buy a Mac here a good condition M will set you back the best part of $50,000 and X around $38,000, my 1995 X is insured for $36,000 becuase thats what it would cost to replace
A poorly thought out price gauge there by the economistSea Wind wrote:wow, maybe we should do something like the big mac index for Macgregors around the world. We already have the name right :
http://www.economist.com/content/big-mac-index