Used Oldsmobile Bravada for Sale

So here we go, cons. Where do I start? At 120000 thousand miles on the odometer the vehicle still looked really nice to me, whoever owned it took very good care of it. Unfortunately as they say, "you can't judge a book by it's cover." After driving this vehicle for a month or so for no more than a thousand miles, the encoder motor which supplies power to the transfer case which in turn engages the AWL ( all wheel drive) went bad. No biggy, stuff happens all the time when you buy a used vehicle, $400 repair, acceptable. Then the Air Ride system went bad a couple months later, there goes another $1,400 bux. It was as if after that happened, everything regarding the suspension system started going bad, literally every month something needed to be replaced. Upper control arms, lower control arms, ball joints, sway bar bushings, sway bar links, cv joints etc etc etc you get the picture. By the time it was all said and done I pretty much rebuilt the entire suspension and that's on top of all the normal preventative maintenance stuff that needs to be done. Oh, don't let me get into the electrical system, lets just say it has a mind of it's own. Anyway to make a long story short, between labor and parts over a 4 year period I could have bought a brand new Bravada back in 2002.

The only problem I have had with the Oldsmobile Bravada is, the rear differential thing. I have had to have it replaced twice. My son claims it's because of my personal style of driving, and turning the wheel extreme all the time. Other than this, I have no complaints. I would like to accommodate this survey by fulfilling this part in more depth, however, there are no cons I can be state and remain truthful.

Terrible cup holders and not an obvious way to get spare tire out from spot.