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Ha! This has all I’d need.

Well, I was facing an immovable force on this one. I ended up getting an amazing x3m40i. Later that day I began to regret it. While fantastic to drive, it just didn’t fit. I summed it up with: “it’s a great car. Just not great for me, now.” What spinning my noodle is, In what universe would...

I know I will. Trust me, I’m not crying. I just felt ready for a change. but it’s not like they’re going to stop making them. Fear not: have a plan.

Final update for this thread. I lost. For now. She is convinced that I’ll hat having at truck. Reasons: no storage (hatch/trunk), impractical for daily driving, and not performance related (Coming from BMWs). I ended up closing on an ‘24 x3 m40i. The last of the great x3 models considering the...

Ah Ha! Thanks. That fixed it

I could play that card. But not sure I am going to.

Well she flipped again. This time conveniently leaving out the ride quality and focusing on “you’ll hate having a truck because it has a bed and not a hatch. He opinion all stems from her history of full size trucks. There has been too much back and fourth. I have to decide if this is a hill...

I’m constantly building and searching inventory and it seems Marsh Gray is no longer an option.

Update. so my plan is coming together. We were discussing things today and out of nowhere she said that getting an SUV with similar abilities as her x5 doesn’t make sense and I should think about something that we could use for our weekend excursions/getaways. In addition, the truck we borrow...

I was in the YouTube rabbit hole too. That sent me out to test the brands. Nissan, gm, gmc, and Toyota. The RR was the clear winner. Drove like a car, fast when needed, engine didn’t sound like it had asthma, and not bouncy/squishy all the time.

I like how you work. Appeal to her love of cars and speed, cost, compassions, and bribery.

I did. And the other trim levels of the Ranger. They didn’t give me a he excitement that they he RR did.

my last two cars were a 335i coup and x1 35i. Both with the n55. The power and driver engagement was great and was enough power to do what I wanted when I wanted. Because I enjoy the performance and smaller size, she believes the x3 m40i or Macan S are my logical choices. She would be right if...

Storage is one of her points. The bed isn’t climate controlled and will be exposed to the elements. I do see her point on that. While it’s not optimal, it is not insurmountable. I have driven all of the RRs competitors. None of them came close to its comfort or driving experience. When you...

There is a lot of truth in these words. Thank you

love it. ?

thank you. My last purchase was without her input and didn’t go well on a service level. (Stupid bmw n55 Engines). So I have to tread lightly. I hoping that she will see what I saw when I drove the RR. That’s what happened for her car. My last decision, she wasn’t consulted, didn’t go well...

she does. The thought her overland hemi was the Shi+. Then I introduced her to speed and performance. BMWs b58 was the closer.

She ain’t gonna go for me modding a car. I did that stuff to my last one. While I don’t think it was the root cause, it is in my wife’s eyes.

As the title states, I need some assistance in convincing the wife that the RR would be a valid choice and not just an ego buy. my hx: I’ve owned a 90s explorer EB, small cross overs, a bmw coup and a the latest was a bmw wagon/hatch. ready for something different. I do road travel for work...