[1slo5.0]

Its not official yet but I might own a new vehicle in the next few days. I haven't committed to it yet but should have my decision made tomorrow. I've driven my Suburban for the past 4 years and 70,000 miles so its time to move forward. Here is a picture:

[Tony_90fox]

Oh damn Darrell, throw some D's on that bitch!

Looks good man.

[1slo5.0]

Pardon my ignorance Tony but what the funk are D's?????

[ChrisJ]

DUBBS...

Nice looking car...

Big Balla!

[1slo5.0]

Originally Posted by ChrisJ DUBBS... Nice looking car... Big Balla!

Ohhhhhh yeah, Dubbs..........werd.

Nah, it will stay all stock. Its my tow vehicle, not my G-ride.

[HMUSN]

Originally Posted by Darrell Pardon my ignorance Tony but what the funk are D's?????

they are 20+ inch rims man.

[BWAL]

i'd never get an escalade personally.. go for a new suburban, you can get a new one for around the same price as that year model escalade and i think they look alot nicer.. same features, same everything, just less money.. it makes more sense.. but if you like escalades, then go for it, im not trying to talk you out of it or anything, but to each his own

[1slo5.0]

Originally Posted by BWAL09 i'd never get an escalade personally.. go for a new suburban, you can get a new one for around the same price as that year model escalade and i think they look alot nicer.. same features, same everything, just less money.. it makes more sense.. but if you like escalades, then go for it, im not trying to talk you out of it or anything, but to each his own

I don't like the look of new Suburbans. I wouldn't ever buy a new vehicle again anyway. If you want a new model year you are better off buying something with 7000 or so miles on it and saving yourself 30% or more. I've looked at new Yukons and Suburbans just to see all of the changes they've made. They have some nice options but I wouldn't go as far to say they have the "same features, same everything" as an Escalade because they don't. Besides that, if I buy this truck tomorrow I'll be stealing it for about $20,000 less than a fully loaded new Suburban.

[GreenFaleen]

Originally Posted by Darrell Originally Posted by ChrisJ DUBBS... Nice looking car... Big Balla! Ohhhhhh yeah, Dubbs..........werd. Nah, it will stay all stock. Its my tow vehicle, not my G-ride.

finally someone using an escalade how it should be used.

[ChrisJ]

Originally Posted by Darrell Originally Posted by BWAL09 i'd never get an escalade personally.. go for a new suburban, you can get a new one for around the same price as that year model escalade and i think they look alot nicer.. same features, same everything, just less money.. it makes more sense.. but if you like escalades, then go for it, im not trying to talk you out of it or anything, but to each his own I don't like the look of new Suburbans. I wouldn't ever buy a new vehicle again anyway. If you want a new model year you are better off buying something with 7000 or so miles on it and saving yourself 30% or more. I've looked at new Yukons and Suburbans just to see all of the changes they've made. They have some nice options but I wouldn't go as far to say they have the "same features, same everything" as an Escalade because they don't. Besides that, if I buy this truck tomorrow I'll be stealing it for about $20,000 less than a fully loaded new Suburban.

My thoughts exactly...

I am hope you get it and enjoy it...Make up for all the retards who think they are gangsta's in them...

[2000Si]

You really love lining gas company CEO's pockets don't you? How many kids do you have, exactly? 12? 25?

[Tony_90fox]

Originally Posted by GreenFaleen Originally Posted by Darrell Originally Posted by ChrisJ DUBBS... Nice looking car... Big Balla! Ohhhhhh yeah, Dubbs..........werd. Nah, it will stay all stock. Its my tow vehicle, not my G-ride. finally someone using an escalade how it should be used.

Guys guys guys, calm down. I was making fun of a certain ex-member that used to say that crap all the time! Trust me, there is nothing more gay than gangsterfied vehicles! I was completely joking!

[GreenFaleen]

I was talking in general lol, oh and screw dubbs throw some cheese on dat

[homebrewed]

Originally Posted by BWAL09 i'd never get an escalade personally.. go for a new suburban, you can get a new one for around the same price as that year model escalade and i think they look alot nicer.. same features, same everything, just less money.. it makes more sense.. but if you like escalades, then go for it, im not trying to talk you out of it or anything, but to each his own

But then you don't get the factor...

Looks nice Darrll.... Very ritzy tow vehicle... I like it :award

[BWAL]

Originally Posted by homebrewed Originally Posted by BWAL09 i'd never get an escalade personally.. go for a new suburban, you can get a new one for around the same price as that year model escalade and i think they look alot nicer.. same features, same everything, just less money.. it makes more sense.. but if you like escalades, then go for it, im not trying to talk you out of it or anything, but to each his own But then you don't get the factor... Looks nice Darrll.... Very ritzy tow vehicle... I like it :award

he doesnt need to drive an escalade to get the factor..

thats what his 9 second mustang is for

[homebrewed]

With a chute!! Hells yeah!!!! Hmmm.... 9sec Stang pullin' a boat.... lmao

[1slo5.0]

Just some FYI, I priced out a new Suburban a couple months ago just for kicks. After my discount it was just over $50,000 with all of the options I wanted (which was damn near every option). A steep price to pay for a vehicle I could go and buy used with 10,000 miles for $38,000. My 2000 Suburban was $48,000 and some change new. Suburbans and Yukons hold their value alot better than Fords do but they don't hold there value anywhere near what Cadillacs do. For what I'm paying for this thing I could sell it in a couple years and probably break even, if not make a few bucks on it.

[BWAL]

Originally Posted by Darrell Just some FYI, I priced out a new Suburban a couple months ago just for kicks. After my discount it was just over $50,000 with all of the options I wanted (which was damn near every option). A steep price to pay for a vehicle I could go and buy used with 10,000 miles for $38,000. My 2000 Suburban was $48,000 and some change new. Suburbans and Yukons hold their value alot better than Fords do but they don't hold there value anywhere near what Cadillacs do. For what I'm paying for this thing I could sell it in a couple years and probably break even, if not make a few bucks on it.

good point, i didnt even think about resale value

[1slo5.0]

Hey BWAL09, don't forget about the 345 horsepower 6 liter that the Escalades have. I'm a horsepower freak, and that is another reason I'm partial to the Escalade. Now if I could only find a way to plumb a fogger on this thing.....

[BWAL]

Originally Posted by Darrell Hey BWAL09, don't forget about the 345 horsepower 6 liter that the Escalades have. I'm a horsepower freak, and that is another reason I'm partial to the Escalade. Now if I could only find a way to plumb a fogger on this thing.....

hell yeah man!

have you seen the video of the twin turbo escalade? if not i'll try to find it for you..

seems like it was running in the 11's or 12's if i remember correctly...