I wouldn't call my Samurai a stable vehicle.

In fact on the highway at 65MPH it's the scariest vehicle I've ever driven.

I don't know how to make the samurai feel better at high speed, but then that's not what I use it for.

Mine was pretty scary too. An alignment solved that problem. If you can't get yours aligned, maybe your steering box is worn out or not adjusted.

-Adam

I'D RATHER DRIVE A SAMMI THAN A MINI-VAN. MINI-VANS ARE COUFFINS ON WHEELS

Which minivans have you driven. We had a quest (villager?) and it ran good, handled good, all in all nice.  We test drove a windstar (brand new) and our 56K Quest was tighter all the way around. I guess what I'm saying is that not all minivans are created equal. They tend to be boring looking but serve their purpose. My wife has a bad back, and the minivan was are best option for her getting the little ones in and out. A station wagon would have been next to impossible to get to the back seat. Never liked the looks of them too much or at least when our kids were young.

-Adam

With gas prices going nowhere but up why wouldn't they release the Jimny here (North America) and either slap on the samuria name plate or stick with the jimny to avoid all the b-s from the past and those a-wipes from consumer report who purposely hosed suzuki and the samuria name.
I'd buy one new off the lot!! 

I'd buy one new off the lot!! 

Me, too!  They have'em over here and I want one really bad.