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10-03-2009, 10:42 AM | #10 | ||
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Hardly anyone would buy the thing. FPV is having a hard enough time selling its bread and butter models, why would it introduce a wagon. The Territory is an awesome SUV - in case you havn't noticed every man and his dog wants a SUV nowadays not some 1970's wagon.
As a couple my wife and I are curently looking at Territories, RAVS, CX-7's ect. I wouldn't even consider a wagon. The very thought makes me fill queasy. I think its all about the "ability" to escape the beaten track - sure its all an illusion, in reality she'll use it to go to and from work - but in the back of your mind you know you can go shooting, camping, fishing ect in it, sleep two (or 3?) easily in the back with the sseats down + luggage + dogs, all the while looking modern not like a poxy station wagon. Storage compartments everywhere, more room than Texas, they are versatile and very easy to live with.
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