I am considering that option as well.

sorry, the ford product is outright outdated (save for the Eco-boost), navigator doesn't even hold a candle to the Cadillac offering and that's why it's cheaper by 20-30k.

I am gonna checkout a minivan this weekend.

okay,while I flat out wanted to dismiss your comment, I am gonna go test out an odyssey / sienna.

While I agree with Odyssey > Yukon / Tahoe / GM whatever, I ,must highlight something else./ I am not comparing Yukon / Tahoe / GM. I am comparing Suburban / Yukon XL / Escalade ESV, each of which have an extra feet of space spread between the second row leg room, third row leg room and a lot behind the third row.

I think you maybe right, I must be (mentally) challenged.

I think you just solved all the problems - my problems and global issues.

Thank you for posting this. At least someone else is in the same boat as me.

If I had the cash, Trust me this thread wouldn't be here..

In my case it is slightly different

Yes, I agree with all that you said. Not only is it tall, It is also deep. Again, I am not saying you are wrong.

oh yeah. that thing about rationalizing oneself defying other's logical options. yup, I am already there. No offense intended, but the reason I launched this thread was to get an opinion if I was missing something.

Yes, it'll do the trick.

I have my parents 7-8 months every year.

lol. this is taking really long..

thanks. I guess I can have more kids now.

A van will fit the folks / kids just fine... but the space behind third row is important - because I'd need space for

If I was the one driving, I'd think abt transit / econoline or NV220 from Nissan.

No my friend, not yet. 3 months - twin pregnancy is high risk. I have never seen my wife as uncomfortable as this. She's already at the size which a typical woman in a single pregnancy will be at 40 weeks and there's 12 more weeks of growth. But size apart, I can't wrap my head around the logic of car shopping when…

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