searching for my next vehicle to LIVE IN!

[@0c7ober7]

That blue jeep so fire 5:50

[@EfficientRVer]

Really rooting for you. So far, so good. In my opinion, you have done the right thing each time. Hold your head high, there were a bunch of traps you could have fallen into, and you didn't. The NV200 being sold within a day of you seeing it, after it was on the market for 3 weeks, was just bad luck, not a mistake on your part. Shit happens. Walking away is actually one of the best bargaining tactics there is. You'll almost never get their best price without doing that after the first day's negotiations. You did GREAT to do that. It's not your fault that someone, maybe with less strength, or maybe a more specific need (like a plumber who has 6 of them and needs a 7th) bought it the next day. Maybe your walking away convinced them to soften up on the price, and someone scooped it up right before they would have called you with the new price. There's no way to tell, and it doesn't matter. It was not the last van on the planet, not the last NV200 on the planet, not the best buy on the planet. Losing it leaves you able to scoop up some better deal whenever that shows up. Please don't let one bit of bad luck like that, convince you to jump at the next similar deal, for fear of losing it. A good salesman knows when someone is dead set on buying something, and they will then absolutely hold out for extra profit and extra commission. It's their job, regardless of whether they're the nicest person ever. There will PBJ and tuna money for their kid's lunch on any sale. Don't pay for their kid to have a trip to Disney to have lobster for lunch. Let them trick someone else into that. For every van that gets sold out from under you, a new one will be put up for sale. Remember that the number of vans for sale tomorrow, next week, or next month, is very close to the same number as today. It fluctuates up and down a little, but don't think for a moment that used vans are disappearing from the face of the Earth. Maybe the one for you will show up in 4 days, maybe in 15 days. Hang in there, and do check out what is out there. It can take time to get a clear picture of availability and what price they'll actually take. When I was around your age, I realized that what I thought was pretty good patience and waiting for exactly what I wanted, fell far short of that. I told myself that the first 20 vehicles I looked at, first 20 houses I looked at, or whatever, I would not buy until I had finished looking at 20. If one I wanted was gone by then, I then wouldn't buy anything until I found a deal as good as the one I'd missed. After my divorce, I even applied it to dating, lol. It is so easy to feel that something/someone is great/perfect for you, but then it turns out they were a decent choice but one where a bit more looking around, might have been worth it. I've owned probably 40 vehicles. Now, I usually know exactly what I want, unless a test drive makes me want to veto my own choice. So, it then just comes down to getting as close to the options, color, and price that I want, as is possible. Having done the dance so many times, it becomes easier after you've had your way with them a few times, instead of the reverse. Stay strong until you can put a big success under your belt now with patience and being unaffected emotionally by disappointments. Don't let them wear you down. Tell yourself, that this is the vehicle where you will not be taken advantage of by any salesman or dealer. The one that sets the tone for a long series of successful purchases throughout your life.

[@lauraslanesvanlifetravels]

Last time I looked for a vehicle I researched the hell out of things. I looked into reviews, complaints and there were some surprises...like some cars have problems like specifics not working right...like the air conditioning malfunctioning on many of them and other things. It can look good but it's way more important to know the mechanics. I think if you want to travel on dirt roads and places maybe that a regular car can go then getting the cars/trucks/vans/suv's capable of that is VERY important! Happy home shopping...and I will be doing the same soon...my 1st minivan...but I have WAY less money...I'll probably end up like you did with Stevie but maybe by then I can afford way better!

[@jwilliams714]

I love how you always keep such a positive spirit about things. I can't imagine being in a position that you're in, trying to find a new home for yourself. My anxiety could never, but you always keep such a positive spirit and a positive vibe. You're definitely my favorite KZbinr ❤

[@simmpleenough]

Still watching, but the NV200 was my first choice when I started hunting for vans!! I don’t see many people in the van life community consider that van. I think the only reason I got a ford instead was because Nissan was discontinuing this vehicle, so it might not be as easy to get parts for and fix in the future. Awww, I miss the excitement of searching for a new van home…but not the stress of it, lol. Best of luck 😊.

[@sherrythomas3028]

That's the van, I've been looking at too. I wish Nissan would bring over some of there other vans that look pretty cool.

[@forestskylove]

Dear Alyssa... I've been vanlife living 23 years. I also privately bought and sold mini vans while I live vanlife. Toyota Sienna mini vans are totally stealth and super awesome. Mini vans are roomy enough plus VERY stealth and primo mpg✨️ You might really really really enjoy the best mini van, Toyota Sienna... roomy, dependable, incognito, economical, and EASY to drive💜🌷

[@RonsWorld5]

I have a 2022 Jeep Wrangler High-Tide Xtreme Recon (has the removable hard top roof and I can place the soft top on if I want). I did an East-West-East cross-country road trip in it last year (45 days) and lived completely out of it. I am 6'2 and had plenty of room in the back to sleep and work. I I also have a two hitch on it. What I appreciate about my Jeep Wrangler is that it has plenty of power to navigate and climb steep ascents in the mountains and I could go offroad with it if I chose. It is very versatile and no-nonsense. No drama with them. Before my next road trip, am Installing a lockable sleek roof-top carrier. That way I can keep stuff I take on my trips in it and free up space in the jeep. Just my two cents. Appreciating your content.

[@coleengoodell7523]

I've heard terrible things about Jeeps and those who have purchased one will never purchase another. I lean towards GMC vehicles myself. I did own a Nissan many moons ago and it was a loyal vehicle. Whatever you end up with, make sure it's at least a 6 cylinder. With your out in the wild ways a reasonable ground clearance is also important. I'm currently driving a 2001 GMC Yukon XL that I purchased from my daughter, who purchased it from her Dad, my ex. It's been very well maintained and with the bench third row seat out is ready for an emergency temporary, light weight, home on wheels or vacation set up. I have all the stuff. It's also surprisingly great on gas mileage for being an 8 cylinder. I think the reduced weight, third row seat was heavy af, made a difference. Praying you find the perfect reliable new home on wheels. PS, please be respectful to your Mom. God is watching as are your subscibers. God bless.

[@Evelyn-uo8ss]

Don’t worry, she was raised to respect her elders and she always has.

[@coleengoodell7523]

@@Evelyn-uo8ss Good deal. She's amazing!

[@lavonnepruitt3905]

Happy Sunday Alyssa! Pray you get your dream vehicle today! Please check the vehicle history on it. So happy for you!

[@rayna463]

Thank you for pointing out in your last video the Nissan NV200 because now I’ve been looking for them on Craigslist none stop 😭😂 I always thought they were adorable but I never knew what they were called

[@outdoorsman2b918]

For buying or inspiration, I suggest you look for the "Humble Road" and watch his Mini Me van series. They have a line of mini campers on 2 brands of minivans. It may have gone up but for a professional conversion of the minivan, he was charging $30K. He uses the best quality products and the guy is a maniac or obsessed to detail and practicality. You could do a non-build conversion and when he can build your minivan, you take it or deliver the vehicle to him. Either you can get a mini me or custom build your own minivan with similar features. The only thing I wish I could add to a mini me is an outside shower.

[@Fpcarrillo]

Get what makes you happy. Don't settle for anything else. Plus, love the Thong tshirt

[@GiveUaKnuckleSandwhich]

Good Luck! Def follow the advice you've been given here about making a list of what you need in the next vehicle! What you liked about your old one, what ypu need in the next and what you'd like to have to make it the perfect car! I needed a new car and did this and it was super helpful! I think a smaller van would be perfect for you but if you can get a similar deal for a bigger van go for it! Imagine all the co tent you could create while designing the van AND traveling too! Can't wait to see what you pick out!

[@LocaPorLosAngeles]

Siiii adventerous reinaaa👸🏻! Love my Renegade, but when you know, you'll know! Good luck on your continued search✨️

[@VanJR.]

Binging your videos! Love the content! And food to see a San Antonio native sharing our beautiful city

[@Bballmom1997]

I have a jeep renagade. And I love mine. I dont live out of it but the space is there. But whatever you chose it has to fit you

[@briannagrace9383]

I have a Ram Promaster City in white and I love it!! I’ve had it for over a year now and have taken it everywhere. It’s pretty great on gas and I love my set up in the back. Good luck!🎉

[@bjbj3853]

Have you looked at a Honda Element? I've seen some really nice build outs based on the HE.

[@aaronjames8201]

I got that byrna . And is grate for my slide in camper on my truck in Arizona. Good to have for protection

[@janettebeck1120]

No worries...Even if you get the van .. you can install a 2" lift kit and all terrain tires which will get you quite a bit into overland tripping sweetie

[@briandorsey6437]

I’m living out of my new 4Runner. The back seats aren’t very hard to take out. Metal frame $200 from REI on sale. $300 8 inch foam mattress is comfortable. Lots of room for clothes, gear, big battery, under the bed and side of bed and front seat….I wanted something 4x4 and roomy and reliable that I know is going to have my back as my partner in crime not something that’s going to keep breaking down and costing me money 💰 every few months for parts and service…Remember gas mileage isn’t the most important thing! It’s what’s going to be cheap to maintain over the next 5 years + and not turn into a financial burden and Stress Box.

[@LittleRedShoebox]

Glad u shared the realistic "what ifs" side of the life...makes u rethink how and what to carry for a moment like the one u had

[@philonline247]

Yay, I hope you get the Promaster City. I love mine, I think you will love it too

[@CarlosGarcia-tk5du]

Jeep is dope because you can put one of those pop up tents on top that closes up also. Decked out with bed and everything

[@CaillousStepDad]

So glad you didnt get the jeep. I was in love with the wrangler for a long time, but everyone I know that bought one had a major issue within the first year. They're cool cars if you are all about your car and off roading sports, but probably not the best to live in.

[@Diamond-pm3vt]

You are always so happy!!

[@richerich1348]

Have you looked into a Toyota 4Runner?

[@tanyawest6342]

Take your time and decide. I'm so happy you're getting something new or new for you. This will relieve a lot of worrying about breaking down on the highway or at night. 😊

[@Dirtylilnugget]

Delicas or Toyota hiace’s are a good mix of van and 4X4/overlanding vehicle. I love having 4wd!

[@kurtspears1908]

Brand new is the way to go many years of traveling fun and comfort without any stress go get it girl

[@IncredibleBulk316]

I do not live in a van. But as u spend alot of time in the desert idk if black or dark colors would be the best choice. Good luck

[@gabrielleszafir]

I make KZbin videos in a similar spirit as you and next week it will be a year that I’ve been traveling full time on the road with my two cats - I started out in my Volvo XC70 and have absolutely loved it. So glad I had the experience of starting out super small and simple but within the last month or so I’ve been thinking of getting a different rig so watching you go through this process right now is interesting timing. I know you’re going to find the perfect next thing, trust your gut ❤ cheering you on from afar!

[@googlek1]

While you're looking, check out the Toyota Sienna. Took it on a road trip and it was so comfortable and so much room. Plus, it has less issues of a break down. Never hurts to just test drive.

[@EfficientRVer]

Sienna prices are astronomical compared to anything else, because it is so good.

[@googlek1]

@EfficientRVer I just wanted to see her test drive one. Plus, I saw Carvana had some for $15,998 up. Older model but good.

[@larrybenton777]

Alyssa is the only KZbinr I don't skip the ad read. 😊

[@ChandlersFree]

I would buy the Promaster City van. They are comfortable and the city edition is really customizable when bought new. My dad has a white one. It's a 2022, I drove it last week, and was really impressed.

[@scottwright388]

I drove one for work, I'm 6'3" and I love the space in the promaster, although I still couldn't stand up straight.

[@stephenmichaels6682]

Don’t get anything black, black draws heat, don’t get 4x4 more frequent and expensive problems, definitely don’t get a soft top ,safety issue ,you will spend every night worried if someone can get in.Have solar panels and security cameras professionally installed.

[@pdxdude6428]

I would definitely get a van for living in. It just seems it would be easier to set up a bed and stuff than in a suv or jeep. Good luck!!!😊

[@richardriley4415]

Don't rush, there are always vehicles for sale.

[@susansmith1636]

There are also end-of-camping season already built out vans for sale!

[@outoftime788]

2:55 wow that ford was the perfect one! im jus curious wat cars your parents drive lol

[@mzdyliew1682]

Come on lyssa you know we waiting girl I’ve been checking your account like a junkie waiting on the big reveal

[@AlyssaVanilla]

i picked the vehicle but girl it was a PROCESS 😭 will not disappoint you this weekend!

[@wanderlustaesthete4117]

Northstar Mall. I’m from SA too. Yay!

[@GordonGrigsby]

I lived in a 2015 NV 200 for two years I loved it it was a great home and very dependable.

[@birdlady2725]

Have you tried Toyota mini van? If you can store seats, there is more room. I think some are 4wd or all wheel drive which may be handy in remote places (but more to fix if break). Do any have security system? That would be the downfall of softsided like the jeep. Happy hunting!

[@tonibauldree7862]

I was hoping you would look at the Nissan small vans. They’re so cute. But, that last small van you looked at, was cute too. Was it a small Ram? I have a SUV, (not 4wheel), I so wish it was a small van, if not 4 wheel at least with front wheel drive.

[@adamnarbeaux5898]

Go Alyssa Go!! Good luck!

[@tammyoverton2518]

Do take your time and one will speak to you! I have a Ford F150 Tuscany van and a Honda Element. I LOVE small!! Can't wait to see what you find!!

[@mzdyliew1682]

Girl you know we care about you we all been stressed out for you so glad your able to get a new home so quickly

[@cyntiaspadafore1457]

I kept looking around Ash you were driving through your city wondering what city in Texas is she at because I just thought it was too familiar. I started recognizing things and then when you drove past those breaking jumbo cowboy boots are sank in my chair, I immediately knew what street and city and ZIP Code you were in LOL I am a Texan transplanted in Ohio. I came up for work and ended up staying because my son and his family live here I do go back to Waco, Austin, San Antonio and of course, my beloved South padre island every two years. Good luck on your vehicle. Search take your time get exactly what you need. That’s what I try to do when I buy something new sometimes it works and sometimes my watch takes control but your hometown is mine too. Pretty cool.

[@macaroon147]

7:43 always love your editing 😂😂

[@anthonyvisor8880]

Whatever you get it is going to be great!! And you are right to weigh out your options. Blessings to you!!!

[@cherylmckay9347]

I know what you're going through coz I'm in the same situation. Whatever you decide on I wish you the best of luck!!

[@anggaros1]

I love NV200 looks. They are compact and cute. Oh and you should consider Toyota Sienna. A bit bigger but the older style is cheap and they are reliable, also comes in AWD if you really need it.

[@EfficientRVer]

I love Toyotas, but the situation with Siennas forces you to pay very high prices for what everyone wants, or to accept a beater. Hopefully the death of her beloved beater has convinced her not to go that route again. Also, older Siennas have a timing belt in an "interference" engine where breaking the belt destroys the engine. Not sure what year they stopped that, but an ex girlfriend's 2005 Sienna had that. Unacceptable. The new Siennas which are all hybrids, are superb but way out of what appears to be her price range. If she goes the minivan route, she might have to go Kia Sedona. Or a Chrysler product with generally poor reliabiity. If she could find a Pacifica with low mileage, zero mechanical problems, owned by a little old lady only driving it to church on Sundays, maybe I'd consider it. One that I rented from Hertz in 2019, was pretty superb. Rode great, had good tech, got great mpg. Driving it NH to IN at 70mph with 1000 pounds of cargo (after stowing all rear seats under the floor) it got 28mpg. Driving back IN to NH empty at 55mph, it got 38mpg, likely with a tailwind but still shockingly good. I'd pumped the tires up to "max load at max pressure" listed on the tire sidewall, not the door jamb number, before the trip. It has a huge amount of space. The 1000 pounds of boxed household stuff just reached the bottoms of the windows. And if you remove rather than stow all the rear seats, you could fit a huge amount of stuff in the seat-storage wells also.

[@anggaros1]

@@EfficientRVerolder Sienna up to 2006 has 1MZ-FE engine with timing belt but non interference so I have to correct you. Starting 2006 Toyota also offered SIenna with 2GR-FE with timing chain, better power but both are reliable. These vans are mostly used to haul kids and very often they don't look pretty but mechanically sound. Stay away from Chrysler products unless she prefers camping at the auto shop.

[@Lunararias]

Hey Alyssa I Thank you thank you for The life time access i am currently learning 8 languages ❤ And this deal has really just made my day ❤😊

[@derekdestep40]

How about a Honda Element

[@RedheadedWritinghood]

This is fun Alyssa. Thanks for taking us along. My parents lived in Texas for 10 years. That is funny about the Bucees. 🌹Red

[@Toltecgrl]

Okay can I tell you from experience steer clear from the Ram I had two and they broke down so much. I have a Honda Element and it’s at 250,000 miles. It’s great for camping. I haven’t had any major repairs. My cousin has. Toyota FJ Cruiser and it’s close to 350,000 miles. Nissan, Honda and Toyota will last you forever and less problems breaking down. Google it and you will see what I mean. Hopefully you can find another Nissan like the one you saw. Good luck no matter what you pick I wish you the very best!! How exciting! 🤗🤗🤗🙏

[@martymuniz4426]

Alyssa take your time and do your research or review of vehicle.If used ask for the Carfax of vehicle. Also if used have checked out by reliable mechanic. It is a big investment. Probably better to get AWD or 4x4. Good luck to you in your search. God Bless you. ♥️♥️

[@miltonkazmir4410]

Alyssa, have you met Rosa in her Honda Element(Elrond). Also, we really loved your trip to Japan. We did'nt think you would be coming back to the good-ole USA. Tongue in ckeek.😂😂😂

[@juniperwildflowers]

My new life goal is to visit the Buk-IIs in Mexico 🌶🦫I'm so happy for you! Can't wait to see what you dream up 💜

[@Peachydrey]

i love the nissan

[@kevinjohnson4418]

Can't wait to see what you do with it

[@davejoslin687]

You should start looking into a Honda Element some are 4. Wheel drive with a pop top I think there called a camper

[@herpiggy4857]

Am I being to curious to ask what your budget is?

[@brotherinarvroger9990]

Black absorbs heat. Hard to keep cool

[@terrygreg1988]

2 👍👍 up beautiful stay safe out there 🤞💕🥾🇺🇸🍼🐶🐕🦴🍗🍀💕

[@THEOvERSiZEDMeATBALL]

Get a prius, goes forever.

[@joannewisher7300]

Wishing you the most fun and best on your search ask the universe for guidance your so adorable hone god bless you ❤ let your subscribers help name your next bestie 😂🙂✌️

[@TheCornucopiaProject-bd5jk]

Car shopping is hard. You could ask if the vehicle you like is available elsewhere as AWD and then go there to buy it. What you want is not always available locally in a 20 mile radius. But I am excited for you. Can’t wait for the next video.

[@MegaCityOne]

I still think you should get the Ford Transit Trail, or that 4x4 Dodge van. You need something off road, since you like to stay in the woods. & you need something reliable. Plus you can re-sell it if you need to.

[@taatachu]

Pick your car but buy it on a Tuesday

[@shawnahall4408]

Such wisdom for such a young lady. If you don't feel intuitively lead to take a particular action, then don't take an action at all! Awesome job.👏🏽 I knew you were super intelligent when I saw how you dealt with that guy that was stalking you on the ATV; had me yelling, "Yes girl!" at my tv.😂

[@eddieterrell5457]

🧢

[@jaydahteaunna]

im loving all the videos!! keep them coming!

[@latinoheat210]

Jeep and a scapper

[@joannewilmot9045]

Love your Spanish mija

[@kimw5898]

Hmmm... The van with a good set of trail rated tires and shocks will get you most places you want to be... and the added plus of a bit better gas mileage... 4WD= less MPG and higher repair costs... Ponder well... Cheerzzz and beerzzz- kimw🎉... Trail tires will ride a bit stiffer, not as smooth on the highway... just sayin' 🎉

[@Nessa305]

With your feelings right now of not knowing and the “idk” moments, definitely a sign you should wait just a little bit . If you’re able to stay where you’re at and save up more money, even if it’s not the problem just something to keep you busy and then you’ll have that for sure feeling then go forth with your van decision. I know run on sentence I don’t care

[@latinoheat210]

San Antonio north side wow! Hope to cya around sometime

[@BBEX-fu5ho]

I still don’t understand what was wrong with Stevie exactly. Was it a simple repair a competent mechanic could have solved or was it several repairs that in total was more than the van was worth?

[@Sunshine_day]

Kinda a little bit of both. She didn't have the time or money to stay a long time in an area where she didn't have any friends or anyone to stay with there. It was just cost prohibitive to keep going from mechanic to mechanic and spend money on motels or the cost of shipping/towing Stevie back home. That would most definitely cost more than Stevie's blue book value.

[@BBEX-fu5ho]

@@Sunshine_day You brought some new perspective and insight into the situation I simply was overlooking. If all those things that you mentioned weren’t a factor I am sure it would have not been too costly of a repair/repairs to carry out

[@kevinscott660]

Love your vids. I really do. Your awesome. I mean that. But. But .but. why the he hell is Spanish shoved down our throats? What about Japanese or polish or Chinese. They come here and don't have to learn English but we have to learn Spanish? If you can explain this to me I'll listen . Again I love your stuff

[@shawnahall4408]

¡Ay dios mío!🤦🏽‍♀️

[@wanderlustaesthete4117]

Racist much?

[@bernedettekuteyi3843]

Sweetie you need a bigger van. Team Van

[@Lespoole8527-nx5kx]

Jeeps are nice only draw back on Jeep's Love the gasoline

[@Flowering19]

I agree, I live in my Jeep, it’s just an awesome off r𝗈𝖺𝖽𝗂𝗇𝗀 𝗏𝖾𝗁𝗂𝖼𝗅𝖾 though that I personally feel safe in in all kinds of weather! Best of luck with your car shopping Alyssa!🍁💜🌻

[@lambulance]

Get that Spanish bag, gurl 💃

[@SilktheSiren]

I'm so happy for you queen 👑 so exciting

[@thesurvivalist.]

I was thinking the same, God had another path for you! The Byrna launcher is a good choice too, I have two of them!

[@aaronriedel5372]

Good video!

[@jennifaOhhjenny73]

I know it’s best for you to take your time but the cliffhangers are killing me. LOL!! 😁 I really liked that Dodge, it looked like it had a good amount of head room, cargo space and the tint was definitely an added bonus. I think I remember you saying you wanted to add tint to stevie ray van when you were planning to do some upgrades. Already having the tint would be an added bonus! I can’t wait to see what pick, happy hunting and good luck! 😊

[@beautifulbutterfly9824]

Don’t just go for cute go for what’s going to be best for traveling and what’s going to last. Don’t forgot about gas mileage. IJS

[@tammysmith5400]

If you haven’t already done so, try making a list of the most important features that you want in your new home. This way, you can compare each option. Also, check out the average cost to maintain each vehicle. (Things like new tires when needed,etc. can vary widely from one to the next.) I’m sure whatever you choose will be perfect for you. Happy Hunting! 😊

[@he4vns3nt]

that, n also how easy it is to source spare parts 4 each vehicle

[@macaroon147]

@@he4vns3nt yeah that's maybe the most important actually.

[@grayeagleswolves]

Hi Alyssa I'm so excited for you to keep seeing vehicles I think your close

[@mariadmaldonado8086]

Hola Chica. When you spot the vehicle for you, you'll KNOW. I recommend one that finding parts for won't become a nightmare. good luck.

[@mtdewyx]

97 Astro 2wd. 90k miles. $3000.00 . Insurance $17.00 monthl10-20 mpg. How can I go wrong?

[@rebeccazuckman9059]

So happy for you!!

[@mikemurphymagic]

That Wrangler looked so good on you, but I couldn't image a Wrangler as a road home. That Nissan and that blue Jeep were not quite right. Just an opinion! When you test drove and liked the Ram, I got excited! But 2WD? Nah, I truly think you'll find AWD or 4x4 a godsend in certain situations living on the road. Right? Snow, mud, gravel, dirt, hills. I'm excited for you! I remember test driving homes. So fun!

[@anggaros1]

99% people don't have skill to drive so they opt for 4WD 100% for 'just in case' scenario and most of them still fail in real situation. It's all the skill.

[@anggaros1]

@@tr-lj2vxI don't actually care what you said cause I know how to drive. I will pull your 4WD with my 2WD. Oh free of charge of course, you just need to call me uncle.

[@Xxxxxxoxx]

❤

[@nancygee3137]

why are you leaving the comfortable space to live in a vehicle?

[@donnamarie5395]

the suspense is killing me!! you are stronger than me. I just bought a black Subaru Outback not new but good mileage. It was teh FIRST test drive and i wanted it! I'm kinda impulsive that way. black and light tan inside. i wish i had tried a few more just for the fun and comparison. the sales guy was soooo laid back. i can't wait to see what the new rig will be. i'm excited and living vicariously off you :) :)

[@donnamarie5395]

but i did research for 6 montths before i chose a subaru outback. you can learn about what you want online to save time

[@Grammy52]

I love my Ram. Her name is Eleanor, and in the last 12 years I’ve bought a six tires and two batteries. Granted, I don’t drive her the way you do because I bought her new, and she only has 80k miles.

[@LaurenOliviArt]

Love that last van! I’d say no to the Jeep because I’ve always heard they need to be fixed all the time lol so yea ! 😊

[@thesurvivalist.]

I'm 6'3", my head touches the celling while sitting in the driver's seat! Hard pass!

[@lisaowen7617]

I have a Jeep. I don't have to have it fixed anymore than any other vehicle I've had, but when I do it's expensive!

[@velvet123]

Any chrysler vehicle are horrible.

[@velvet123]

@@hatdowntight maybe you got lucky - I always seen people and also mechanics telling me that they are not good cars. They are always in the shop or needing repairs. Even the towing guy said that he always sees the car I have always needing towing. I’ve taken care of my dodge well, but the repairs are super dumb like my clutch getting broken which is a recall and getting stuck in the middle of a parking lot. I called them and they say it’s not a hazard but because it’s an older model they don’t want to acknowledge it. From my personal experience once I’m done with my dodge I’m never getting Chrysler car.

[@user-uu8wy5xs1t]

The jeep isn't what your looking for......I wouldn't want to be crammed in that.

[@SilverTurtle65]

I would look at the Toyota Sienna Hybrid if you can find one. 36 MPG and perfect for living in with the hybrid climate control. They started making all Sienna's hybrid in 2021. Good luck.

[@Sunshine_day]

Oh I agree 👍 💯. Then again, I would recommend most any minivan, or Suv by Toyota just for the reliability and longevity.

[@EfficientRVer]

Do you have any idea what price range she is looking for a vehicle in, or what price range a SIenna hybrid is in? Clearly you don't. Great vehicle, but you might as well have suggested she buy a lunar rover from NASA. Both are WAY out of her price range.

[@SilverTurtle65]

@@EfficientRVer I don’t know what price range she has and budget obviously. Since you’re captain obvious you could probably find the perfect option instead of criticizing someone ability to afford it.

[@kevinscott660]

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