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OEM VW "Queensland" 17 inch "diamond silver" wheels with new Goodyear Eagle Sport all season tires mounted and balanced. Tire size is 225/45R17, wheels have a 5x112mm bolt pattern (will fit most modern VW, Audi, and BMW cars). Offset on the wheels is ET54. Wheels are solid 7.5 out of 10, with...

OEM VW "Helix" 17 inch gunmetal (called "Anthracite" by VW) wheels with brand new Continental ContiProContact all-season tires (less that 100 miles on them!). Tire size is 225/45R17, wheels have a 5x112mm bolt pattern (will fit most modern VW, Audi, and BMW cars). Offset on the wheels is ET43...

Placman - Came back to wish you the best in the job search. Sounds like you are doing the smart thing and going to where the jobs are, not waiting for them to come to you. Good luck to you and your family!

Congrats by the way man, I can totally see how awesome this is. We plan on doing the same thing eventually, but ours will be a rv-style fishhouse so we can use it in the wintertime too!

Wow, I'm surprised something like that isn't a 5th wheel

I doubt it would sell. People like to sit up high and have awd "just in case". But it would be a sweet car for sure.

Jesus I can see how that could be really stressful. Sounds like a good job to meet interesting people though.

What is your actual job again? Sounds pretty sweet

Grans man! Seems like the forester fits you and your family's situation really well

AWWWWWW SHHHIIITTTT

Sorry, didn't mean to come off steam headed. Carry on.

Dude, I'm not coming on here telling everyone that they should move to MN. The weather sucks. Its cold. But people are nice, and its affordable to live. I like seasons. You are on here telling us your life story about how LA is the greatest place ever, and anyone that thinks otherwise is an...

McQueen, tell us more about how anywhere but LA is a shithole.

Did you try the "x" button or whatever? Did you try and "Sit behind yourself"? How is the rear seat room?

Lol I guess make that 4 actually

I'm Rollin dem bones! The whole idea it's to take a risk that obviously hopefully it is perfect, but still get it at a price where if something is wrong, I can fix it and not over pay for the car. It's what I've done with my past three cars, and it's paid off each time. I'm actually looking...

I did multiple test drives in the same model, but yes, I've bought 2 cars now without test driving the exact car.

I assume I am asking an irrelevant question? Which then makes me also assume you didn't actually drive one before committing to it?

Which one did you drive, placman?

Plac did you actually drive the xt? What does the "x" button or whatever do?