http://www.autoworld.com/news/ford/windstar_solutions.asp
Who needs a home when you have the Windstar!
SUV? Methinks what we’re looking at here is a minivan. However, if thinking it’s an SUV makes you happier, we’ll call it that.
I like the original Range Rover.
The 1978 ford bronco, long before they called them SUV’s. it had a Dana 44 solid front axle(no independent front suspension here!). A mighty gas guzzeling 351 engine and the top came off,cool!
I get to drive a brand new Kia Sportage in two weeks.
zipp-e-dee-doo-dah!
My inlaws bought a Honda CRV. Aside from it being a cute, zippy kind of car that actually does go offroad fairly well, it has a built-in picnic table in back. Pretty cool.
Well it’ll probably piss of most soccer moms, but when I think of SUVs (which is a category of cars I have loved long before the term SUV existed) I think of vehicles that have the ability to go through damn near anything, I think of Jeeps, Land Cruisers(both of which I have owned) and Hummers (which I have never driven, but the rep really impresses me).
Upon initial reading, I was sure this was a parody. Who the hell needs a washer/dryer in their minivan?
You want a REAL SUV? check this thing out,
www.maximog.com
unclviny
You want a REAL SUV? check this thing out,
www.maximog.com
unclviny
Of the new ones, I like the Mercedes-Benz G500 (three locking differentials, how cool is that!).
Of the classics, the Rovers are great buy my heart belongs to the Land Cruiser FJ-55s.
I like the looks of the Honda Element SUV.
No question. The Travelall.
Here’s my favorite SUV.
http://www.awm.gov.au/1918/technology/43169.htm
A little smaller than the others, but better looking. 
My favorite is the Organic Engines S.U.V. (Sensible Utility Vehicle). 
It has got to be the Hummer (called Hum-V in some places).
My vote would be the Lunar Rover. It went where no one has gone before and it only weighed 75 pounds in lunar gravity.
Memo: To FORD
From: Sam Stone
Hey, Ford: Before you go off putting a FREAKING washer and dryer in a FREAKING Windstar, why don’t you first come up with a transmission that won’t FREAKING explode after 10,000 miles from new, leaving a certain Mr. Stone stranded while your pathetic lame-ass ‘instant’ roadside service took two and a half bloody hours to show up? While you’re at it, how bout a front end that lasts more than 30,000 FREAKING Kilometers before packing it in? And you can make your damned power seats last more than two years while you’re at it. Oh, and could please stop these pieces of crap from leaking fluids like Roseanne with a bladder infection? I’d appreciate it.
Once you have completed these chores, and fixed the things that caused my Windstar to go in for service 9 different times in its first 30,000 kilometers, THEN you have my permission to put that ridiculous washer with the hanky-sized tub in the bact of freaking VAN.
Toyota Landcruiser.
Nuff said.