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Re: National Emerald Club Executive
Did u ever use a Emerald Club Executive lounge which should be available at select Airports @Lauderdalerick ?
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Ok, thanks, these lounges are obviously very rare.Lauderdalerick wrote: ↑Sat May 09, 2020 10:37 amno at the national locations I’ve rented at there have never been lounges
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Probably after Covid-19 National will renew the fleet and then better cars can be found when using the emerald aisleLauderdalerick wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2020 11:54 am
But it’s very expensive so that’s why i book a regular car and go straight to the emerald aisle but i haven’t rented there in like two months because i find that the emerald aisle typically has quite a fairshare of junk such as armada qx80 frontier equinox rogue rogue sport sentra and versa
Actually nothing is normal
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47_rolling wrote: ↑Wed May 13, 2020 2:58 amProbably after Covid-19 National will renew the fleet and then better cars can be found when using the emerald aisleLauderdalerick wrote: ↑Fri May 08, 2020 11:54 am
But it’s very expensive so that’s why i book a regular car and go straight to the emerald aisle but i haven’t rented there in like two months because i find that the emerald aisle typically has quite a fairshare of junk such as armada qx80 frontier equinox rogue rogue sport sentra and versa
Actually nothing is normal
They did have some tahoes suburbans and yukons at the emerald aisle i sat in them but never driven them because they’re way too big for me i prefer a minivan but I might try a tahoe suburban or yukon xl on my trip to New Orleans this summer how are those tahoes suburbans yukons and yukon xl like?
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I`ve only driven the Chevrolet Suburban.The SUV had the 5.3-liter V-8 engine with 355 horsepower. This was combined with a column shifted 6-speed automatic transmission. Seven airbags and a rearview camera are standard at the Suburban. Due to the size and weight it was a truck-like ride which was however smooth and composed.Lauderdalerick wrote: ↑Wed May 13, 2020 9:10 am
They did have some tahoes suburbans and yukons at the emerald aisle i sat in them but never driven them because they’re way too big for me i prefer a minivan but I might try a tahoe suburban or yukon xl on my trip to New Orleans this summer how are those tahoes suburbans yukons and yukon xl like?
I experienced a soft steering which was partially masking the Suburban’s heft though control is direct. On curvy roads and off the pavement I missed the nimbleness and I could feel that there were no independent suspensions.
But any way, driving the Suburban is an experience which I wouldn`t want to miss. I suggest that you`ll try it @Lauderdalerick
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Hummer wrote: ↑Wed May 13, 2020 12:26 pmI`ve only driven the Chevrolet Suburban.The SUV had the 5.3-liter V-8 engine with 355 horsepower. This was combined with a column shifted 6-speed automatic transmission. Seven airbags and a rearview camera are standard at the Suburban. Due to the size and weight it was a truck-like ride which was however smooth and composed.Lauderdalerick wrote: ↑Wed May 13, 2020 9:10 am
They did have some tahoes suburbans and yukons at the emerald aisle i sat in them but never driven them because they’re way too big for me i prefer a minivan but I might try a tahoe suburban or yukon xl on my trip to New Orleans this summer how are those tahoes suburbans yukons and yukon xl like?
I experienced a soft steering which was partially masking the Suburban’s heft though control is direct. On curvy roads and off the pavement I missed the nimbleness and I could feel that there were no independent suspensions.
But any way, driving the Suburban is an experience which I wouldn`t want to miss. I suggest that you`ll try it @Lauderdalerick
Thank you i will definitely try the suburban hopefully it is better than the infiniti qx80 and Nissan armada
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I would also prefer a Chevy Suburban instead of a Nissan Armada. In terms of the QX 80 I don´t have any experience.Lauderdalerick wrote: ↑Wed May 13, 2020 12:45 pm
Thank you i will definitely try the suburban hopefully it is better than the infiniti qx80 and Nissan armada
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StarStripe wrote: ↑Wed May 13, 2020 1:38 pmI would also prefer a Chevy Suburban instead of a Nissan Armada. In terms of the QX 80 I don´t have any experience.Lauderdalerick wrote: ↑Wed May 13, 2020 12:45 pm
Thank you i will definitely try the suburban hopefully it is better than the infiniti qx80 and Nissan armada
The qx80 was very disappointing it handled poorly and you can hear all the road noise it’s so bad that i had to keep turning up the radio i drove it from Baltimore to Detroit i kept hearing bumps and the gas mileage wasn’t great but I understand because it’s a big suv but the armada was my least favorite of all it was typical Nissan low quality it had more problems where the road noise went into the cabin and i had to turn the radio up to almost full blast it had a bumpy suspension like the qx80 where i felt every bump in the road and I found it underpowered
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Therefore again I suggest to try the Suburban @Lauderdalerick . From my point of view s Chevy is always better than any Nissan.