Comments on: Comparing the Used Lexus SUV RX300 http://zhangy.info/comparing-the-used-lexus-suv-rx300.html Fri, 02 Apr 2010 22:53:31 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1 By: Mr. Knowledgeable VI http://zhangy.info/comparing-the-used-lexus-suv-rx300.html/comment-page-1#comment-1019 Mr. Knowledgeable VI Tue, 23 Feb 2010 14:54:22 +0000 http://zhangy.info/comparing-the-used-lexus-suv-rx300.html#comment-1019 a truck has a bed and a SUV dosent. go with the truck u can put a bad ass motorcycle r a 4 wheeler in the back. i like the ford Harley Davidson and that Nissan a truck has a bed and a SUV dosent. go with the truck u can put a bad ass motorcycle r a 4 wheeler in the back. i like the ford Harley Davidson and that Nissan

]]> By: MTLTV1765 http://zhangy.info/comparing-the-used-lexus-suv-rx300.html/comment-page-1#comment-1018 MTLTV1765 Sat, 20 Feb 2010 07:53:53 +0000 http://zhangy.info/comparing-the-used-lexus-suv-rx300.html#comment-1018 The SUV segment is comprised of two types of vehicles - the Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) and the Crossover Utility Vehicle (CUV-CVT-or just Crossover). There are over forty SUVs and almost thirty Crossovers that make up this segment. When PIN reported that SUVs were on the long tooth side of the dealers lot they were being kind to SUVs. SUVs have actually been on the dealers lot for almost ninety days - that’s over two years in dog years and when a vehicle has been on a dealers lot that long it is no longer man’s best friend. Crossovers are taking up the slack for SUVs by selling in 59 days. While SUVs make up 27 percent of the automotive industry, crossovers make up 40 percent of that market and ten percent of the total automotive industry. What is a crossover? Depending on the type of vehicle you drive, a crossover can look like a station wagon or an SUV. While considered a station wagon by many, Subaru is a car base platform that is known as one of the original crossovers. If you’ve been in a sedan, a Subaru will look like an SUV. If you’re coming out of an SUV, a Subaru looks like a station wagon. The most common attributes of a crossover are; Crossovers are usually front wheel drive Crossovers usually have a lower center of gravity Crossovers typically have less towing capacity Crossovers get better miles per gallon (mpg)than SUVs Crossovers can have a better resale value than an SUV The SUV segment is comprised of two types of vehicles – the Sport Utility Vehicle (SUV) and the Crossover Utility Vehicle (CUV-CVT-or just Crossover). There are over forty SUVs and almost thirty Crossovers that make up this segment. When PIN reported that SUVs were on the long tooth side of the dealers lot they were being kind to SUVs.

SUVs have actually been on the dealers lot for almost ninety days – that’s over two years in dog years and when a vehicle has been on a dealers lot that long it is no longer man’s best friend.

Crossovers are taking up the slack for SUVs by selling in 59 days. While SUVs make up 27 percent of the automotive industry, crossovers make up 40 percent of that market and ten percent of the total automotive industry. What is a crossover?

Depending on the type of vehicle you drive, a crossover can look like a station wagon or an SUV. While considered a station wagon by many, Subaru is a car base platform that is known as one of the original crossovers. If you’ve been in a sedan, a Subaru will look like an SUV. If you’re coming out of an SUV, a Subaru looks like a station wagon. The most common attributes of a crossover are;

Crossovers are usually front wheel drive
Crossovers usually have a lower center of gravity
Crossovers typically have less towing capacity
Crossovers get better miles per gallon (mpg)than SUVs
Crossovers can have a better resale value than an SUV

]]> By: junkfood1 http://zhangy.info/comparing-the-used-lexus-suv-rx300.html/comment-page-1#comment-1017 junkfood1 Sat, 20 Feb 2010 07:26:49 +0000 http://zhangy.info/comparing-the-used-lexus-suv-rx300.html#comment-1017 take it to a mechanic, because you have not articulated the problem well take it to a mechanic, because you have not articulated the problem well

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