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Hello everyone im currently the proud owner of a modded SRT-4.my current situation is forcing me to sell it I’ve now got 3 kids and no room left in the car .So im going to be in the market for a car with more room i know ill loose performance buy going to something larger with not as much HP but its about that time to try and be responsible .My question here is what would be the best Lexus suited for a guy with 3 little ones but not loosing to much performance? Cause as soon as i sell the SRT ill be in the market for a Lexus.
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Hello everyone im currently the proud owner of a modded SRT-4.my current situation is forcing me to sell it I’ve now got 3 kids and no room left in the car .So im going to be in the market for a car with more room i know ill loose performance buy going to something larger with not as much HP but its about that time to try and be responsible .My question here is what would be the best Lexus suited for a guy with 3 little ones but not loosing to much performance? Cause as soon as i sell the SRT ill be in the market for a Lexus.
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Im trying to stay away from a suv just a nice big 4 door is kinda where im leaning to..Im not out for a brand new one just a noce used one.How about up keep is it expensive to work on.
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Depends on whether those youngsters are in child seats. We own an ES330, which has a wider rear seat than the ES350, and we fit 3 kids (2 in boosters, 1 in a regular child seat), and they just... barely... fit. If you have more than one in a regular child seat, the only Lexus that's going to work is the LS. Maybe the GX.
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The ES isn't going to work for you. You might consider the Avalon, or a minivan of some sort. Or something like the GX/4Runner.
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We had three car seats in the back of our '85 Camry for years. There was plenty of room for the munchkins, and the ES is a larger car.
But for older kids you'll want space to spread them out, especially if you take long trips to grandma's. For that, nothing beats the dreaded minivan.
But for older kids you'll want space to spread them out, especially if you take long trips to grandma's. For that, nothing beats the dreaded minivan.
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My wife has a mpv mini van and likes it so for reallll long trips we use it..I on the other hand cant stand the thing so i try to avoid driving it as much as i can.I wonder if i cant just stick the 6 year old in my trunk!! j/k.
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Unless your 6 year old is a monster, he needs to at least be using a booster so that the seat belt is properly positioned. His safety should be your primary concern.
In any case, take your kids with you when you look at cars, and make sure everything fits correctly.