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Just don't buy anything older than a 2012, the previous years tend to have more issues and most seem to have been resolved with the 2012 production run. Definitly stay
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Just don't buy anything older than a 2012, the previous years tend to have more issues and most seem to have been resolved with the 2012 production run. Definitly stay away from the 2009-2010 yrs.
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You may be able to get a new base 2012 in a few months for $30,000 if you shop carefully and bargain hard. I did in December '09. |
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