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Randy,
I Know you drove the non LSS car hard at Tahoe. So how does the LSS compare??
I Know you drove the non LSS car hard at Tahoe. So how does the LSS compare??
Don't count on it. As I recall roads in New Jersey aren't quite as good as they are in warmer states.gmoneyjive said:I guessing since you drove 2000+ miles and those are your only complaints, I won't have any problems with this being a daily driver - good stuff.
Good point. Our roads in Phoenix (Scottsdale, actually) are pretty smooth.Derek said:Don't count on it. As I recall roads in New Jersey aren't quite as good as they are in warmer states.
Very true, some of the roads around me are pretty harsh, and going over the railroad tracks twice a day will be a challenge. But I tolerate stiff suspensions better than anyone I know, so I'm confident that if someone that drove over 2k miles only has those few complaints, I will be very happy. I may even like it a bit stiffer. Can't tell till I actually have the car though.Derek said:Don't count on it. As I recall roads in New Jersey aren't quite as good as they are in warmer states.
Phoenix roads are very nice... I was there 2 weeks ago and will be there the next 2 weeks, maybe I should stop by scottsdale and take a test drive... hmmm...Allan Gibbs said:Good point. Our roads in Phoenix (Scottsdale, actually) are pretty smooth.
Yes our roads up here in the North East just suck compared to roads in other warmer states.Derek said:Don't count on it. As I recall roads in New Jersey aren't quite as good as they are in warmer states.