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post 1695785203 01-02-2024, 10:50 PM
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post 1695785273 01-02-2024, 10:52 PM
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Originally Posted By Getter_done
Brah this isnt 2008 anymore, hyundais and kias are great cars now.
great cars

post 1695785403 01-02-2024, 10:55 PM
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Hyundai/kia's are solid. My 2017 Elantra went to 120k/kms with no issues
post 1695791783 01-03-2024, 05:38 AM
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Originally Posted By Destor
What model is that?

The Hyundai hate makes me lol, South Korea is a tech and manufacturing powerhouse now
It's a Palisade XRT
Originally Posted By Godfrd824
Telluride looks better, but the Palisade is a great vehicle. Good luck with the dealerships though, they're the worst.
Agreed, only reason I went Palisade is cause there is a significantly lower demand for them, so dealerships aren't tacking 5K on top of MSRP and getting away with it. I got mine for $41K brand new, which is like $3-4K below MSRP.

Only thing I got 'duped' by the dealership on is the extended warranty. It was 10/100K for powertrain, 5/60K for limited, 3/36K for electronics. For like $2,000 I got the warranty to be 10/100K for all of those things
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post 1695792003 01-03-2024, 05:43 AM
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No trackhawk no care.
post 1695792193 01-03-2024, 05:48 AM
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Originally Posted By baldbrah
No trackhawk no care.
$10K more expensive and I'm guessing that model doesn't come with 3rd row. Could be wrong on that.


Jeep has upped their game recently on the interior though. That was always the crappy part of owning a grand cherokee. They didn't even have car play until like 2022 models.

I mean, that looks good:
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post 1695792483 01-03-2024, 05:55 AM
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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra
$10K more expensive and I'm guessing that model doesn't come with 3rd row. Could be wrong on that.


Jeep has upped their game recently on the interior though. That was always the crappy part of owning a grand cherokee. They didn't even have car play until like 2022 models.

I mean, that looks good:
It's just almost all of those soccer mom vehicles look the same. Who cares about the badge. Even the Lamborghini looks like a turd. But you'll notice the trackhawk. Hard to miss 1000 horsepower.
post 1695795893 01-03-2024, 07:56 AM
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Originally Posted By baldbrah
It's just almost all of those soccer mom vehicles look the same. Who cares about the badge. Even the Lamborghini looks like a turd. But you'll notice the trackhawk. Hard to miss 1000 horsepower.
OK it's 700 not 1,000. It's the Hellcat engine. But yeah, probably a beast to drive compared to all the 300 WHP soccer mom SUVs driving around. 90% of my driving is city so I basically didn't care at all about power. Don't have anything to tow so didn't really care much about towing capacity either. If I did I would've probably considered a truck or a tahoe/suburban/expedition
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post 1695796043 01-03-2024, 08:01 AM
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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra
OK it's 700 not 1,000. It's the Hellcat engine. But yeah, probably a beast to drive compared to all the 300 WHP soccer mom SUVs driving around. 90% of my driving is city so I basically didn't care at all about power. Don't have anything to tow so didn't really care much about towing capacity either. If I did I would've probably considered a truck or a tahoe/suburban/expedition
Depends on the tune. Its pretty easy to squeeze a little more horsepower out of those.

post 1695796133 01-03-2024, 08:04 AM
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safe buy op, congrats . Just upgraded from my QX60 to a Lexus sedan , enjoy your time with the kids while they're little. Have sing along roadtrips etc..
post 1695796673 01-03-2024, 08:19 AM
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Originally Posted By baldbrah
Depends on the tune. Its pretty easy to squeeze a little more horsepower out of those.

Pretty easy, bro it costs $65K and involves a completely new induction system. I mean, it's badass but you're talking $120K now for a fukking grand cherokee.
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post 1695796743 01-03-2024, 08:21 AM
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Couldn't go the minivan route eh? Don't blame you, I don't think I would either lol.

Unless the boyos who drive old school fuked up rusted dodge caravans have gigantic swinging penises.
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post 1695796973 01-03-2024, 08:28 AM
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Originally Posted By lightsarefallin
Couldn't go the minivan route eh? Don't blame you, I don't think I would either lol.

Unless the boyos who drive old school fuked up rusted dodge caravans have gigantic swinging penises.
Tried my best to avoid it. They'reslightlycheaper and have moderately better features for families. That sliding door is actually huge. But I selfishly want to drive something I like looking at.
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post 1695796993 01-03-2024, 08:30 AM
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post 1695797053 01-03-2024, 08:32 AM
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post 1695797073 01-03-2024, 08:32 AM
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Looks nice, digging the color. The front end looks great, grill/headlights.
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post 1695797233 01-03-2024, 08:37 AM
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post 1695797503 01-03-2024, 08:43 AM
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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra
Tried my best to avoid it. They'reslightlycheaper and have moderately better features for families. That sliding door is actually huge. But I selfishly want to drive something I like looking at.
That's fair. Buddy of mine has 3 kids and he got a minivan recently. He's balding now too. It's actually really funny to look at. He's good at self-deprecating though and we have fun ribbing on him.
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post 1695800953 01-03-2024, 10:09 AM
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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra
Tried my best to avoid it. They'reslightlycheaper and have moderately better features for families. That sliding door is actually huge. But I selfishly want to drive something I like looking at.
Looks good.

Saw this yesterday and the minivan comment was my first thought. We've been in minivans for around 12 years at least. Agree on sliding doors being huge. Just makes really good access for buckling into car seats. They also tend to have more cargo space for the size. I have 5 kids though, so it was either minivan or jump up to a full-size SUV for us. Suburbans are not nearly as easy to drive and park as compared to a minivan. I'm a year out from my kids starting to move off on our own and we'll be moving away from minivans afterwards. My daily is a truck though, I just drive the minivan when we're all together. If we had three, I'd have probably stuck with a midsized SUV with AWD. We have snow though and I'm thinking you're down south so that isn't a consideration.
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Yes, the KIA Hyundai hate is silly. Top of reliability and safety on the higher models. I would have stretched the budget and gotten a GV70 instead.

The dealer I got my G70 from does 20 year/200,000 mile.
post 1695802403 01-03-2024, 10:36 AM
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Originally Posted By FreemanMorgan
Yes, the KIA Hyundai hate is silly. Top of reliability and safety on the higher models. I would have stretched the budget and gotten a GV70 instead.

The dealer I got my G70 from does 20 year/200,000 mile.
Hyundai/Kia don't have a single car on the top 10 most reliable new cars of 2023.
post 1695802573 01-03-2024, 10:41 AM
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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra
Pretty easy, bro it costs $65K and involves a completely new induction system. I mean, it's badass but you're talking $120K now for a fukking grand cherokee.
That's only if you pay the most recognized tuner in the history of tuning to do it. Probably 15k in parts and very easy shade tree job.
post 1695807443 01-03-2024, 12:27 PM
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Originally Posted By FreemanMorgan
Yes, the KIA Hyundai hate is silly. Top of reliability and safety on the higher models. I would have stretched the budget and gotten a GV70 instead.

The dealer I got my G70 from does 20 year/200,000 mile.
If I didn't have 3 kids I would've eventually gotten the G70. I really love the previous body style but the new one is pretty solid too. The GV70 doesn't have 3 rows, I think. The GV80 does but it starts at nearly $60K.
Originally Posted By 6gorillion
Hyundai/Kia don't have a single car on the top 10 most reliable new cars of 2023.
Kia is on every top 10 list I just searched. But more importantly, that's for all cars. SUV's are less reliable than mid-size sedans, no news there. Lexus' LS and NX series cars are bulletproof but none of those models will have what I need. If I was simply going for the most reliable vehicle I'd get a tacoma and drive it for 500K miles with no oil changes.


Hyundai/Kia figured out a solid midsize SUV that competes with all other brands in their bracket, looks good, and is cheaper to boot. Toyota mid-size SUVs don't even have 3rd rows. You gotta get a sequoia and they start at nearly double the price of the Palisade.
Originally Posted By baldbrah
That's only if you pay the most recognized tuner in the history of tuning to do it. Probably 15k in parts and very easy shade tree job.
I doubt very seriously you can even buy the parts from Dodge to do this yourself. If you can, the aftermarket markup on them will be insane, you're probably looking at 8-10K for the supercharger alone, and it will 1000% void your warranty if Hennessey doesn't do it.
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post 1695807963 01-03-2024, 12:37 PM
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I don't need a 3rd row but if I did, I'd probably look at a CX90 for a kid-hauler:



I like the Palisade/Telluride but we plan on buying another Mazda in the future. Probably will end up with a CX5/CX50.
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Originally Posted By FreemanMorgan
Yes, the KIA Hyundai hate is silly. Top of reliability and safety on the higher models. I would have stretched the budget and gotten a GV70 instead.

The dealer I got my G70 from does 20 year/200,000 mile.
Look at it from a reliability perspective, think 4 or 5 of top 10 most reliable cars in 2022 were Hyundais.

In any case, I'm a german sedan or truck kinda guy but you do you op
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Originally Posted By Jacobcapra
bumper to bumper 100K/10 year warranty tho
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Op you should've bought a SRT Durango. 6.4 Hemi. Good towing. 3rd row can fit adults. Looks mean, sounds mean.

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does it have any driver assists for drunk driving

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