Date: Wed, 23 Aug 2006 01:02:22 GMT From: "Tim" <tbrooks7nospamspring.com> Subject: Re: FS: 2001 Saab 9-5 wagon-Durham, NC
You guys talk like your single or you've been deluded into thinking you have some power in the decision making in your family ;-). To be honest, the sightlines in the Saab rearview mirror aren't great but not sure a minivan will be any better. the backseat is a little cumbersome to put the kids into in that I bump my 2 year old boy's head sometimes and puttiing in the infant seat into it's base in the middle of the back seat is a little tough for my wife. lastly, my kid likes sitting higher up so he can see what is happening around him. do you really think the Saab is safer than the newest minvans by honda or toyota? "SG" <sgnospamo.com> wrote in message news:20060821055608.430b1480.sgnospamo.com... > On Mon, 21 Aug 2006 08:19:42 -0400 > Fred W <Malt_Houndnospamm-me-not*yahoo.com> wrote: > >> Tim wrote: >> > Hello, we are selling our Saab wagon because with 2 kids we want to get >> > a >> > minivan. It has close to 86,000 miles on it and is running great. >> > Leather, >> > cooling seats with sunroof. Write for pictures and more details. >> > 9,999.00 >> > Tim >> > >> > >> >> No man their right mind *wants* to get a minivan. Tell the truth, Tim. >> Your *wife* wants to get a minvan, right? >> >> The SAAB wagon you already have is more than capable of doing everything >> any mini-van can do and in far better style. >> >> Not to mention the fact that your kids are far safer in the back seat of >> the 9-5 than they will be in any minivan. >> >> -- >> -Fred W > > > Tim, > > Why would you want to risk the safety of your family in a minivan? > > The Safety cannot even be compared to a Saab's 9-5 superior safety record. > > I am unsure why you need a minivan, seriously. It does not sound logical > to me, only the other way around makes sense. > > SG
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