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4x4 For Hunting - Should I Go Big Or Small?
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<blockquote data-quote="jcizzle" data-source="post: 2031855" data-attributes="member: 18220"><p>I'm looking at getting a 4x4 to use as a hunting vehichle. I'll use it as a daily driver too since I work from home and don't put too many miles on. I'm kinda torn between two ends of the spectrum as far as 4x4s go.</p><p></p><p>I'm looking at a lifted Nissan Xterra and a Chevy Avalanche (not lifted but may end up doing it). Here's the pros for each. What am I missing and what would you guys go for if year, and mileage were the same?</p><p></p><p><strong>Xterra:</strong></p><p><strong></strong>+ $1000 cheaper and already lifted and skid plates</p><p>- Not as powerful (but I don't pull stuff)</p><p>+ more made for 4wheeling</p><p>+ already lifted so no later cost there</p><p>- ever need to sell it, doesn't hold value as well / sort of offset by lesser initial cost</p><p>- it's in Broken Arrow so long drive if I get there and it's a POS</p><p></p><p><strong>Avalanche:</strong></p><p><strong></strong>+ Cooler all around setup</p><p>+ These are nearly always loaded with leather, sun roof etc. (not what looking for in hunting truck but if it has it cool)</p><p>+ more power</p><p>- built as more of a 4wd urban vehichle than for off roading</p><p>- not already lifted (is z71 so has the skit plates)</p><p>+ ability to have a small open bed if needed</p><p>- in OKC so not too far to check it out</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="jcizzle, post: 2031855, member: 18220"] I'm looking at getting a 4x4 to use as a hunting vehichle. I'll use it as a daily driver too since I work from home and don't put too many miles on. I'm kinda torn between two ends of the spectrum as far as 4x4s go. I'm looking at a lifted Nissan Xterra and a Chevy Avalanche (not lifted but may end up doing it). Here's the pros for each. What am I missing and what would you guys go for if year, and mileage were the same? [B]Xterra: [/B]+ $1000 cheaper and already lifted and skid plates - Not as powerful (but I don't pull stuff) + more made for 4wheeling + already lifted so no later cost there - ever need to sell it, doesn't hold value as well / sort of offset by lesser initial cost - it's in Broken Arrow so long drive if I get there and it's a POS [B]Avalanche: [/B]+ Cooler all around setup + These are nearly always loaded with leather, sun roof etc. (not what looking for in hunting truck but if it has it cool) + more power - built as more of a 4wd urban vehichle than for off roading - not already lifted (is z71 so has the skit plates) + ability to have a small open bed if needed - in OKC so not too far to check it out [/QUOTE]
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