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on a lonely dark night

One can only assume you personally owned one and had lots of problems with it?

I'm on my second one now (my daughter totalled the first one). After a combined total of 2 years and 45k miles, I've not had one problem, and both of mine were bought used.

I'd certainly rather have an Xterra than most any other 4x4 vehicle currently being sold on the market. The last Jeep Grand Cherokee I had the misfortune to drive for a while was a big money pit.

Its offroad worthiness is akin to a drunken Roseanne on roller skates. Combined

Malcom, Ignore these die-hard jeepers, they love working on the jeeps everyday. And to them, unless you are out rock crawling some trail, then you are not worthy to post here. Just ignore the idiots, eventually they will shut up and go away.

Marc

Not likely, idjit. Not a jeeper here but even a stock Wrangler would eat an xtraterrible for lunch. You pseudo wanna be four wheelers stay on the pavement and your toy rigs might make 50M miles without rolling over and dying.

: > One can only assume you personally owned one and had lots of problems with : > it? : >

: > I'm on my second one now (my daughter totalled the first one). After a : > combined total of 2 years and 45k miles, I've not had one problem, and : both : > of mine were bought used. : >

: > I'd certainly rather have an Xterra than most any other 4x4 vehicle : > currently being sold on the market. The last Jeep Grand Cherokee I had the : > misfortune to drive for a while was a big money pit. : >

: > -- : > Malcolm : >

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Worthy advice, considering the response to your post from others.

I'll let you re-read my original post.