Lloyd Randall a écrit :
> In article .com>,
> wrote:
>
>
>>Lloyd Randall wrote:
>>
>>>A couple of days ago I saw an SUV turn around at the park. I took it
>>
>>to
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>>>be an Explorer or Blazer because it looked big and angular. However,
>>
>>>the rear side window was rounded and tapered toward the rear, like
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>>that
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>>>of a Focus. The roof curved downward toward the rear.
>>>
>>>I don't know of a large SUV that's angular in front but curvy in
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>>back.
>>
>>>What could it have been?
>>>
>>>--
>>>Best Regards,
>>>Lloyd
>>
>>
>>
>>Chevy Equinox or Dodge Magnum
>>
>
>
> Thanks. It was neither. The vehicle I saw was taller and less slanting
> in front. A few years ago, Cherokees, Blazers, and Explorers had lines
> like that.
>
> The vehicle I saw had low-profile tires with oversized rims and
> freewheeling chrome "spokes". This year, a woman used to bring her
> brothers to the park in an Explorer like that. At first I was sure I
> recognized the vehicle, but it hadn't had a back side window like that.
> It was sort of teardrop-shaped, like some Fucuses. It didn't match the
> vehicle's lines.
>
> If there is no production vehicle like that, it sounds as if the driver
> paid to customize it. She would have had to change the windows, the
> roof, and the tailgate. Sounds expensive!
>

Perhaps a Laforza, very rare... but doubt it looks like ^^

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