TSX successor shopping

[CALL_911]

hahahah

[Laconian]

[AutobahnSHO]

Hatches are a must.

We're thinking of sticking with the TSX. My boyfriend usually gets a new-car itch every four years or so, but wow, he's actually thinking the TSX is a long-term keeper.

I think most cars are bought because of itches, but you could keep the TSX and add to your collection?

[hotrodalex]

Watch out!

Gonna get put in the dog house already!

[Laconian]

I think most cars are bought because of itches, but you could keep the TSX and add to your collection?

We've decided to use the "saved" money on sailing instead.

[MrH]

We've decided to use the "saved" money on sailing instead.

#FirstWorldDINKProblems

[Laconian]

Not really a problem when you realize your car has long term potential. The TSX wagon is a nice car with very few downsides. I don't know why they aren't more popular.

[CALL_911]

When has a station wagon ever been popular in the US? IMO there isn't a car on the market that I would bother replacing the TSX with, right now. Great car, that

[AutobahnSHO]

Outback?.....

[CALL_911]

Outback?.....

I was going to address the Outback, by mentioning that it imitates an SUV with its higher ground clearance and body cladding.

[SJ_GTI]

Hatches are a must.

We're thinking of sticking with the TSX. My boyfriend usually gets a new-car itch every four years or so, but wow, he's actually thinking the TSX is a long-term keeper.

Sounds like me with my current car. Like your boyfriend (husband), I changed cars pretty often. But I am so content with my current car I cannot even see myself buying a different car right now. I think it is just a case of finding the right car for your tastes/needs and perhaps, for you guys, the TSX wagon is it.