michael loibl
Well-Known Member
- Joined
- February 9, 2007
- Messages
- 734
- Reaction score
- 74
- City, State
- maywood, new jersey
- Year, Model & Trim Level
- 2006 EB V6 & 2020 XLT
I love the way my V6 cruises the highway. Very smooth and quiet at steady 50-80 MPH. I hate the way it sounds under half throttle or more acceleration. The names John Deere and Troy Built come to mind. Such a drastic difference from my Accord EX V6 which cruises silently AND makes a pleasing mechanical sound under load even winding out to 6000 rpm it doesnt sound like it is about to air mail a rod thru the block.
I think the power mirrors are junk both because of the way they respond inconsistantly to the remote and because when I position the mirrors out and up, they hit the edge of the mirror housing and bind up.
The top of the dash has so many shapes and seams which reflect their pattern onto the windshield.
I wish the huge headrests on the second and third rows were easily removed since our children are small (2 months, 2 years, 4 years, 5 years) and all they do is block the rear view.
I wish it had a traditional trans fluid dipstick so I could check regularly.
I check my oil religiously and the plastic hood feels like it was engineered for about 50 open/close cycles before the hinge brackets seperate from them Also I feel that the bottom of the radiator hangs dangerously low to the ground not just for off roading but even suburban road hazzards.
I still feel it was a good value for my family truckster but a little more attention to detail goes along way with me.
I think the power mirrors are junk both because of the way they respond inconsistantly to the remote and because when I position the mirrors out and up, they hit the edge of the mirror housing and bind up.
The top of the dash has so many shapes and seams which reflect their pattern onto the windshield.
I wish the huge headrests on the second and third rows were easily removed since our children are small (2 months, 2 years, 4 years, 5 years) and all they do is block the rear view.
I wish it had a traditional trans fluid dipstick so I could check regularly.
I check my oil religiously and the plastic hood feels like it was engineered for about 50 open/close cycles before the hinge brackets seperate from them Also I feel that the bottom of the radiator hangs dangerously low to the ground not just for off roading but even suburban road hazzards.
I still feel it was a good value for my family truckster but a little more attention to detail goes along way with me.