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Only real options atm:

2012 Jeep SRT8 - YAY! First year and a Chrysler.

BMW X5M - car bores me

BMW X6 5.0 - too slow, M too much $$

2009 Mercedes ML63 - 2 years newer and NO CHANGES. WTF Benz?!@?!@?

2007+ Trailblazer SS - coilovers, sways, brakes, FI, exhaust, aftermarket stereo, M6 seats, upgraded everything mechanical, new steering wheel, perhaps a dash

2009/2010 Escalade - FI, coilovers, sways

And I am at my wits end.

All those can tow 5k and are within acceptable range of the ML performance wise. The Caddy is a step back, but is bigger for hauling the boat and kiddies around.

ML gets my vote. Or a really tuned up escalade. But the ML is still going to be all around better I bet.

 

But I am so bored of my car. I HATE owning daily drivers this long.

Try driving a 94 Camry with 175K miles and a 2.2 all day every day.

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Until the M5 I hadn't owned a non-Ford Galaxy as a daily driver car for more than a year. I'd almost take a step down to change.

Of course, if I really need to do all sorts of shit to make it acceptable it becomes a law of diminishing returns rather rapidly.

I am curious on your requirement to tow 5klbs when your boat weighs 6,800 so you are looking at 8k+ tow ratings, on a vehicle that is rated to tow with a 150lb driver, and a full tank of fuel and thats it, no family, gear, beer, strippers, blow, etc.  

I am curious on your requirement to tow 5klbs when your boat weighs 6,800 so you are looking at 8k+ tow ratings, on a vehicle that is rated to tow with a 150lb driver, and a full tank of fuel and thats it, no family, gear, beer, strippers, blow, etc.

I don't have to tow my boat. I can easily utilize my BIL's F250 Diesel for the two trips a year it takes. The too and from launch IF I need to pull it is 30mph and 3 blocks so even with a 5k rating I am more than fine. In particular again since if you look at the weight of the boat, gas and trailer according to spec it is less than 5k. Dumbfounding smile.png

When I move though, I am buying a 2400lb snowmobile trailer and might load up to 4 600lb sleds into it. That is the real 5k. Of course, with 4 sleds I'll probably be using someone else's truck but I want to be able to.

I guess we have different ideas of slow. The '11 GL550 I took out was 0-60 in under 6. Suspension wasn't great but the 2013s are being called the S Class SUV.

At this point, my ML feels slow.

 

Tell you what.  Ryan1 or I will switch you vehicles for a month, then when you get it back, it'll feel like a fricking rocket ship.  

Seriously my biggest problem is that everything points to the Jeep and I don't want a fucking Jeep.

I would certainly scratch my head in wonder if you got a Jeep.  That is just one brand I don't understand the appeal of.
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