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I have a 1998 Toyota Forerunner, sport model I have been very happy
with. It has 115,000 miles on it and its getting a little old, so I am
looking to buy a new one. I don't particuarly like the new Forerunner
what with it's additional width and all the anti-drive feature
(traction control, anti skid etc) and having to pay for all those extra
airbags (don't mind if others buy them but I don't want them). I'd also
prefer a stick as well as a less fuel hungry engine.

I really want a lighter vehicle, smaller engine, full deluxe leather
and real 4x4 capability (clearance and lockers). Not sure which one,
Nissan Xtera seems to be the closest. I'd get the Rav4 if it came in
offroad capable, but it doesn't. Suziki? I looked at the Jeep Liberty.
I need 4 door. It seems someone should make a smaller truly offroad one
with a small, fuel efficient turbo charged engine. That would be
perfect.

Any ideas?

 
The Nissan has gotten a lot of great reviews in the 4x4 mags.

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>I have a 1998 Toyota Forerunner, sport model I have been very happy
> with. It has 115,000 miles on it and its getting a little old, so I am
> looking to buy a new one. I don't particuarly like the new Forerunner
> what with it's additional width and all the anti-drive feature
> (traction control, anti skid etc) and having to pay for all those extra
> airbags (don't mind if others buy them but I don't want them). I'd also
> prefer a stick as well as a less fuel hungry engine.
>
> I really want a lighter vehicle, smaller engine, full deluxe leather
> and real 4x4 capability (clearance and lockers). Not sure which one,
> Nissan Xtera seems to be the closest. I'd get the Rav4 if it came in
> offroad capable, but it doesn't. Suziki? I looked at the Jeep Liberty.
> I need 4 door. It seems someone should make a smaller truly offroad one
> with a small, fuel efficient turbo charged engine. That would be
> perfect.
>
> Any ideas?
>



 

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