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Americans do not the best of the SUVs but their SUV are nice to me. Although, I think a Cayenne, an X5 etc. are far more better. That's also why the American 4x4 were never well sold in Europe except maybe the Cherokee.
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they are also too big for Europe.
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Indeed, and they drink to much gas, and they have not an handling as good as an X5 for exmaple.
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proper terrain vehichles are land rovers.
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Land Rover does very good 4x4. I like the Range Rover but the last on is a little bit too big, isn't it ?
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you would have to extend your garage to get it in.
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in german tv there was a comparison between old and new hummer
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the old one was bulletproof, what do you expect.
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and they drove both through the old munich city with its narrow streets
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what did they say?
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both are nice and big
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mmm yeah. big car!
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you know what they say about big cars
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