Winter Month: 1 
Day Sunny | Chatbox |
| Lady of the Skai |
| Night Once you get the vin number, you can go to Kelly Blue Book recalls and there will be a spot to put in the vin to lookup the recalls. |
| Lady of the Skai |
| I looked up the recalls/complaints on my 02 Tahoe and one of them is absolutely hilarious. One of the biggest complaints is that there is a "longer stopping distance." Which apparently makes it unsafe. Its a stinking SUV that's built like a tank. It's over 5000 pounds. Of course it's going to take longer to stop |
| Boreas |
| hi y'all! just got a wolf with a "dynamic" pelt from the wolf party... what does that mean lol |
| Night Shade |
| Skai, Good to know! So far from what I've researched its a pretty good little car, if not temperamental with its engine. The history provided by the dealership says its had only one owner prior and no accidents. How do I search the recall via Vin number? |
| Vaxentines |
| I wish I could cry macaroni so I would get free macaroni when I cry and that would make me so happy that I would cry from happiness and make more macaroni |
| Lady of the Skai |
| Night I personally would tread with caution. 2015 is the final year of the range of years to avoid. Some people say its okay, some don't. There has been 4 recalls on that year; 2 being related to parking/braking and the other two being seat belts failing in crashes and steering gear assembly failure. If you do chose to proceed with the vehicle, obtain the vin number and research whether or not that specific car is part of any of the recalls. If so, acquire proof that it was repaired under the recall. Other than that, you'll need to verify that oil was changed every 3k miles seeing that they tend to have more sensitive engines. |
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| Alliance Battles |
| Challenges |
 | Marten : -4 |
| Black Bear : +5 |
| Vicuna Wolf : -2 |
| Chatbox |
| Lady of the Skai |
| Night Once you get the vin number, you can go to Kelly Blue Book recalls and there will be a spot to put in the vin to lookup the recalls. |
| Lady of the Skai |
| I looked up the recalls/complaints on my 02 Tahoe and one of them is absolutely hilarious. One of the biggest complaints is that there is a "longer stopping distance." Which apparently makes it unsafe. Its a stinking SUV that's built like a tank. It's over 5000 pounds. Of course it's going to take longer to stop |
| Boreas |
| hi y'all! just got a wolf with a "dynamic" pelt from the wolf party... what does that mean lol |
| Night Shade |
| Skai, Good to know! So far from what I've researched its a pretty good little car, if not temperamental with its engine. The history provided by the dealership says its had only one owner prior and no accidents. How do I search the recall via Vin number? |
| Vaxentines |
| I wish I could cry macaroni so I would get free macaroni when I cry and that would make me so happy that I would cry from happiness and make more macaroni |
| Lady of the Skai |
| Night I personally would tread with caution. 2015 is the final year of the range of years to avoid. Some people say its okay, some don't. There has been 4 recalls on that year; 2 being related to parking/braking and the other two being seat belts failing in crashes and steering gear assembly failure. If you do chose to proceed with the vehicle, obtain the vin number and research whether or not that specific car is part of any of the recalls. If so, acquire proof that it was repaired under the recall. Other than that, you'll need to verify that oil was changed every 3k miles seeing that they tend to have more sensitive engines. |