We replaced the Plymouth Grand Voyager - low deck, LOTS of room with a Mazda 5. Almost as much cargo room, even lower deck.
The Mazda 6 is NOT good for carrying gear.
The Mazda 6 is NOT good for carrying gear.
What do you drive?
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broncobowsher
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A stick shift.
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CaveSloth
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I have a Rav4 and my buddy has a Sienna. Both great divemobiles.
Cadillac Escalade
Skulmoski
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2017 Ford Expedition EL. Bought specifically for diving.... it's decidedly not small
CuriousRambler
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1992 Toyota pickup. Factory options include (exclusively) 4wd, power steering, air conditioning, and FM radio.
Horrible for fuel efficiency. The bench seat will break your spine somewhere on the drive between San Francisco and Vegas. The 4" front speakers can't outpace the road noise much over 45mph. I pretty much couldn't be happier with it, though. Took me ~4 years of actively hunting to find one in decent shape, without all kinds of ridiculous "upgrades," and no power anything.
I've got a 2003 Jetta TDI sitting in the back yard, waiting for me to pull the engine out and plug it into the 'yota to fix the fuel efficiency issues.
Horrible for fuel efficiency. The bench seat will break your spine somewhere on the drive between San Francisco and Vegas. The 4" front speakers can't outpace the road noise much over 45mph. I pretty much couldn't be happier with it, though. Took me ~4 years of actively hunting to find one in decent shape, without all kinds of ridiculous "upgrades," and no power anything.
I've got a 2003 Jetta TDI sitting in the back yard, waiting for me to pull the engine out and plug it into the 'yota to fix the fuel efficiency issues.
Scubagolf
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2002 Toyota Highlander - 360,000 miles.
