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Updated over 6 years ago,

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Brian H.
  • Carolina
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Question about most practical vehicle.

Brian H.
  • Carolina
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Hi!

I am reaching a point where I badly need a new vehicle.  I can afford it, so that is not the issue. My question is about what the most practical vehicle type would be.  

I am looking at either a truck or an SUV-type of vehicle. The trade offs are that the truck has an open, large bed and higher towing capacity but much lower MPG but the Hyundai Santa Fe I am looking at gets almost 30mpg and still has a good bit of cargo space with seats down and has a 5000 lbs. towing capacity.  Some of the properties Iwork with are as far as 2 hours away so I sometimes drive a lot. I figure the Santa Fe makes more sense, yes? I could buy a trailer for moving appliances and such when necessary?  Or do trucks just end up being more practical in the end?

Sorry if this is a ridiculous question. Just will be a big investment for me so I want it to make sense. 

Thank you!!

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