SUVs and supercars...

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Ya my Blazer Xtreme was designed with the street in mind I'm sure of it.
 
Originally posted by M5Power
Since when?

4wd, high road clearance, low gearing big fat tires......
you tell me!
 
Lets think about this there are a lot of low slung, 2wd, little tired suv;s to
 
Lets look at this shall we?
 
Originally posted by pedrodaman
If you do a little research on JEEP and FORD and you know anything about Physics you will know what im talking about :rolleyes:

And i am no FOOL...

Its still the drivers fault. They should know the limits of the car they are driving. If they do that (manage to roll it) to a car, this deserves to happen to the silly fellows.
 
Originally posted by streetracer780
Lets think about this there are a lot of low slung, 2wd, little tired suv;s to

OH!!!

SUV's!!

gee what was i thinking... :p

well the one you have shown, while not being overly high off the ground and being 2wd is still not what you would call practical urban transport. is it? :p
 
OK, today i saw a Chevy Suburban...my god they are freaking enormous! Four massive doors and a massive boot...i couldn't get over the size! And there are lots of these in America i guess?
 
Originally posted by ving
4wd, high road clearance, low gearing big fat tires......
you tell me!
Suzuki Vitara: 2WD, minimal road clearance, car tires...
 
Originally posted by DODGE the VIPER
And there are lots of these in America i guess?

Yeah - out here in the Suburbs, there's (I'm not making this up) one in every block.
 
Originally posted by M5Power
Yeah - out here in the Suburbs, there's (I'm not making this up) one in every block.

To stress the point, this Ford Expedition (7-passenger, 210 inches in length) is across the street.
 

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I think my Blazer makes a perfect urban transport for me
 
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