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Subject: Re: Question for Michael K, if he's still around

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Date Posted: 14:33:01 04/13/10 Tue
Author Host/IP: rbpool7-128.shoreham.net/208.65.165.129
In reply to: MRNot 's message, "Re: Question for Michael K, if he's still around" on 06:13:40 04/12/10 Mon

It's a little longer than a caliber outside. The wagon is 10 inches longer than the hatchback. Pretty roomy inside, but I don't have figures at hand to compare, but being a true wagon style it's pretty boxy and roomy inside.

When it comes down to it, I've always preferred station wagons to other body styles.

Anyway, I am hoping it will get me up into the 30 mpg range, and give my poor old Cherokee a bit of a break so I can do some needed repairs and extend its useful life for the things it's better at than just driving around.

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