Noodleface
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Yeah I have an Accord and although it is much more spacious I think she wants something bigger.
They'll be taller but not actually more seating space. Small SUV's are retarded vehicles.Bigger than an Accord? As mentioned earlier, most SUVs will not have a bigger interior than an Accord until you get into the 40k+ range for full size SUVs.
2-3, it's not seating space but cabin room I guess. The Civic is tiny. The Accord is a bit bigger, but we're not really sure. I guess I have to have her sit in a few of them to really see what she wants, I was avoiding any trips to any car dealerships until we were narrowing down our search a bit more.Bigger than an Accord? As mentioned earlier, most SUVs will not have a bigger interior than an Accord until you get into the 40k+ range for full size SUVs.
How many kids you planning on having that she is pretending an Accord isn't big enough?
Check out the pathfinder. Pretty sweet SUV. I designed the IP on that fucker. Also the new maxima.Thanks for the info, not opposed to Toyota or Nissan so we'll consider them. I have a friend that is a Nissan dealer so I'll see what kind of scumbag deals I can work.
gotta go with the 2.0xt forester, otherwise yeah it will be kinda slow.Midsize sedans like the Accord or Camry do have similar seating space to the CRV or RAV4. But the extra cargo space is really important lugging around a kid and all the things he needs. Or buying tools, machinery, or supplies for regular house work.
Just got back from test driving a CRV, Forester, RAV4, and Rogue, thought I would share my opinions since you might be looking at the same vehicles Noodle. Coming from a 00 Civic and 03 Accent, didn't really find many problems with either. My wife found the Forester a bit cramped and I thought it was a bit underpowered going up hills. Both of us disliked the restricted rear and side views on the CRV. So, it's likely the RAV4 or Rogue. Will have to read up some more on both, see if there's been any recent problems with them.
Camrys and Accords are quite a bit bigger in the interior than a CRV or RAV4. Those things are really tiny. There isn't really any extra cargo space either, it's just easier to work with the hatch on the SUV than a trunk in the Accord/Camry.Midsize sedans like the Accord or Camry do have similar seating space to the CRV or RAV4. But the extra cargo space is really important lugging around a kid and all the things he needs. Or buying tools, machinery, or supplies for regular house work.
Just got back from test driving a CRV, Forester, RAV4, and Rogue, thought I would share my opinions since you might be looking at the same vehicles Noodle. Coming from a 00 Civic and 03 Accent, didn't really find many problems with either. My wife found the Forester a bit cramped and I thought it was a bit underpowered going up hills. Both of us disliked the restricted rear and side views on the CRV. So, it's likely the RAV4 or Rogue. Will have to read up some more on both, see if there's been any recent problems with them.
Grats-ishWell. Now I have 8 months to find a car. Uh oh.
To pile on, Avalons are bigger than Camrys also. And stuff like a Lexus LS is limousine-huge in the back seat.Camrys and Accords are quite a bit bigger in the interior than a CRV or RAV4. Those things are really tiny. There isn't really any extra cargo space either, it's just easier to work with the hatch on the SUV than a trunk in the Accord/Camry.
EDIT: Actually it looks like there is quite a bit more cargo space in a CRV than a Camry and the cabin space is about the same.
Honda CR-V (2016) vs. Toyota Camry (2016) Specs
I don't know why but I've always felt more cramped riding in a CRV than my Camry but that might just be because I'm the one driving the Camry and put my seat wherever the fuck I want