For six plus years, Karen and a I had a red 2008 Saturn Vue drafting behind us as we travelled from place to place in our motor home. When not behind us, it provided reliable transportation and a means for Karen to travel back to Colorado for her medical appointments. As we settled into Arkansas and added miles to the original 88,000 when we bought the Vue, we began to experience repair issues, which seemed harder and harder to resolve.
Most recently it was the steering pump which was baffling multiple mechanics. After about two weeks without the car, it was time to take action. And that being said, what we did Friday, trading the Saturn for a 2003 Infiniti QX4, with less than 100,000 miles, all the bells and whistles we could ever want, and a car which was christened with a trip to the VA and back yesterday, is now the newest member of the family. As always, it was a quick decision, the only car Karen drove, and in short order, it was a done deal. Hopefully, the Saturn can be repaired and find a good home. It served us well. Thank You, Lord for putting all the details in place, providing the resources to close the deal and moving on to the next adventure. All Praise to YOU.
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