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Hah! I've made that same argument before to people and they never get it!
Careful! The owner of this forum drives an Edge. :lol:
Thule box. You'll get the 7 pairs of skis in, even boots & poles, then have enough room for 3 6ft' heroes (you guys might call them hogies, subs or grinders, have no idea). Been there done that.
We have the Thule Evolution and fitting 7 pair of adult skis is a stretch not to mention other things you mention. I ski on 186 skis and they are too long for the box. As a result they go in last and lay diagonal and that tweaks it while closing.
The Ford Flex is another option.
Have you looked at the Toyota Venza or Toyota Highlander? Both are pretty huge internally and should have no problem with many pairs of skis and 3 people.
I agree. Had a rental for a few days. Although fairly nice to drive, horrible design in terms of space. Big on the outside and ridiculously small cargo capacity for something that big and heavy.My brother has a Ford Edge and he thinks it's a piece of poop. I generally concur.
Saw a new Highlander today and they seem to have gotten a shit load smaller
Hideous looking. But probably a very practical ski vehicle.
Saw a new Highlander today and they seem to have gotten a shit load smaller
I have not yet looked at the Highlander. I did check out the Venza. It is surprisingly big but has been discontinued.
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I didn't know the Venza was discontinued. Looks like there are still a few 2015's floating around. Maybe $5k less than a similar Highlander if you can get a deal. Also 500lb lighter and a 10% better gas mileage.
Highway Star is always wrong syndrome. New gen is 2.7" longer and a whopping 463 lb heavier.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Toyota_Highlander
I bet the Venza and Highlander can both fit a pair of 175's straight in, not diagonal. Maybe even 185's with the front seat in a normal position.
I drove trucks today. Started with the F-150 which I really liked. Next was the Tundra which underwhelmed in comparison. Finally the Silverado. I need to go back and compare the F-150 and Silverado 1500. I liked the ride and interior style of the F-150. The Chevy seems more heavily discounted which gives you better features for the price.
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