How hard is it to sell a large SUV due to high gas prices?

Asked by jmross2000 Jul 14, 2013 at 10:02 PM about the 2000 Ford Excursion Limited

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Racer_X answered 10 years ago

LOL@ 7jimmy7....Even though gas prices are high right now...there is still a market for people who want very large SUV like the Excursion. Probably the SAME type of people who drive those big RV's and gigantor pick-up trucks like the Nissan Titan or Dodge Ram.

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Michael answered 7 years ago

very tough to sell a used ford van! simply no resale value, ford is built so stupid and cheap! handles like a boat at sea and is not reliable. you really can and do fix or repair all the time .ford is crap!

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Michael answered 7 years ago

used cars are a dime a dozen and most people think that their worn out old pos car is worth 5x more than it is .just about all of it now is overpriced cheap crap! pre 74 chevy or gmc for me ....

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