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Vintage

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Pretty certain my definition of vintage is different than Popular Mechanics.

https://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/t ... tage-suvs/

Heck, my daily driver is on this list and I would have never considered it vintage.

My wife is laughing way too much about this.

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Re: Vintage

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VW Touareg (2002-2008)


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Re: Vintage

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Who is writing this article? Someone just out of high school??
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Re: Vintage

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I must be getting old. I still think of our 97 4runner as somewhat modern. Heck, our 2008 Sequoia could go on that list based on the other vehicles on it and I would have an all vintage fleet. [emoji16]

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