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Tarzan666
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I was at AML and the price for the L model is about $79K; $81K for the LX model. Std list of accessories, i.e. sport rims, leather, etc. Final price will depend on the type of loans you take. Guaranteed COE for mid-Oct delivery.

 

I'm actually tempted to save the $2K and go for the L model - as there is not much difference between the L and LX model. The main difference is the rear wiper; the rest are minor.

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I'd agree that the Crossroad is over priced, I would think that the crossroad will be reasonable if the price tag was somewhere between $72,000 to $76,000.

 

After some calculations with the current prices that I was quoted recently, the profit margin for the crossroad is in the vicinity of $16,000 to $18,000 (if I'm not wrong)

 

I understand that PI's have a business to run and that they are not set up to be charitable. But knowing that there is such a huge profit margin is a real turn off from me.

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All info are just clicks away... nothing special.

 

I find the Crossroad quite unqiue, but decided to wait a while longer, to see the market response, and as well as waiting for better spec model (should come by end of the year). The knowledge of SE counts too... [:p]

 

 

Hmmm tempting if got better spec model. Got performance model like the Stream RSZ [thumbsup] ?

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The rear door for the boot is not the swing 'door" type like the CRV and Grand Vitara. It will be too heavy to open if you fix a rear tyre to it...might as well get at Thule rack and mount the spare to the roof...at least look rugged. [;)]

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Unless you are a Hummer fan, it won't be love at first sight. After a few visits to the showroom, I warm up to the XRoad looks. IMO, the main draw of the XRoad is - a compact 7 seater SUV.

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Same here...was interested because of the 3-row.

My opinion went the opposite way after visiting to showroom.

3-row, which is damn tight is best reserved for kids and the booth space is a near non-existance.... [shakehead]

The designer trying to stuff to much into the limited small [rifle]

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Yeah, but you cannot have capability for 3 rows, be COMPACT, and at the same time have good booth space. That's not physically possible. For me, it is a good compromise - 5 seater with large booth space; 7 seater when I need to ferry more people across the city.

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Yes ... I agree ....

 

It is just like PDA Phone ... we want big screen .. but we want the PDA phone to be small ... so a balance is important ... [nod][nod]

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Well I think Best Honda car is still the accord, has got the excutive(comfy, chiong look but with a sense of maturity)Enough leg room and boot space for a small family, if have got extended family outing.. then would be the ESTIMA/Alphard with bodykit.. chio man

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