just traded rx8 for 2006 lincoln navigator
 

Had a great time you (forum) :ylsuper: :boring: guys and the car but time to move on into something bigger and better.

Alrighty then...

hmmmm :scratchhe

Thats about as extreme a change as you can get. Good luck with it.

Just out of curiosity. What year 8 did you have and what was the condition?(mileage etc.) and what did they give you on trade in?

Enjoy your pimp wagon... and that wonderful Ford "quality"!

Couldn't find any middle ground, huh?

I'm thinking of trading my 8 in on a Ford Excursion.

A school bus would be cool, too.

^ a short one of course.

But of course :)

Ooooh, short bus!!! :)

:yelrotflm
:lol:

Nice to know you....goodbye :xyxwave:

Hmm I got rid of my RX8 for an S2k. Maybe I should have gotten a navigator. hehe Glad you enjoyed your time with a sports car. That is certainly a unique trade, but I think trade ins like this are more common then we think. Many RX8 owners are not on this forum. Good luck to ya. :)

Bi bi ; Please stay out of our fast lane :)

:scratchhe I don't get it. You are not the first person to move from our cute little sports car to a huge lumbering truck. There could not be a bigger contrast in my opinion. So what is it? What criteria do you use to pick your vehicles?

Navigator womp womp womp--shoulda got an Escalade.

bye

Bye, Enjoy your navigator

maybe he wanted to get better gas milage... :rolleyes:

Rofl!!! :yelrotflm

it's funny because it's true.

If you ever want to trade in the NAV.....I just got my 2006 short bus fleet......will fit 30" wheels...... Pm me for details.

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Stop sign sold separetly

Been thinking.....
 

....a long time, but still can't come up with the question where the answer is "Lincoln Navigator" :Eyecrazy:

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Hey guys...

I also think the Escalade would have been my choice in that category of vehicles, but the navigator is very comfortable.

Not all of us who traded for "trucks" lost our sports car flair. Sometimes, life throws you a curve ball and you have to make changes to accomodate new situations.

I know one thing for sure...I was thankful I had the SUV last night when I bought a 6 ft tall clock/shelf combo from Pier 1.

Good riddance...we don't need you SUV-types around these parts.