What kind of car do you drive?

[stroker ace]

1989 Honda Crx 317,000 miles

2002 Subaru Wrx Wagon

1999 Chevy Silverado 4x4 gas guzzler

1980 Chevy Stepside project one of these years.

[big dude]

2000 dakota 2 wd 178000 miles mine

 

2002 grand cherokee hers. 206000 miles just bought 4 $32000.Yea lots of miles but couldnt pass up the deal looks great. her third grand cherokee deer took out last one$$$$

[Midrsv]

An '06 Infiniti G35 for my wife (like driving a go-cart) and an '03 Chevy Tahoe which I hope to trade soon.

 

DT

[400thumper]

2008 Tundra Crewmax TRD and wife drives a 2002 GMC Denali and a 2009 Dodge Challenger RT 6 speed

[72ranger]

2004 Volkswagen Jetta TDI 141,500 miles 42 mpg, as good as 48 mpg. I even got 42 mpg doing 80-110 from Indianapolis to St Louis...

 

Would recommend if you are mechanically inclined or have a TDI guru near you. Great car, just expensive to maintenance if you have to pay someone else to do it.

[hillrider]

'98 Honda Accord - 385000 miles - just normal maintenance. Oil, tires and brakes

[Ndiaz]

2006 Dodge Grand Caravan, my wife's favorite vehicle. She has a herniated disc, so she likes the comfort of the minivan. 50,000 miles.

 

2009 Chevrolet Cobalt XFE, 5-speed, stripped of anything except AC and radio. It's my cheap commuter. Have had it for 13 months and it's reliable (did I also say cheap?). 13,000 miles.

 

Bought them both new.

 

Don't anticipate buying any vehicles in a good number of years.

 

Nick Diaz

Middletown, MD

[midnightventure]

My wife drives Pontiac Sunfire while I drive a GMC Sonoma when not riding. I also have a 1995 Pontiac Trans Am with just 33,000 miles that gets driven on date nights and occasional vacations.

[MidlifeVenture]

2008 Nissan Frontier 4x4 awesome truck for the money

2004 Mitsubishi Outlander AWD Horrible on tires will never do AWD again

19998/99 Ford Ranger awesome truck except the model year issue of getting parts

1966 Mustang convertable which has not seen the road in about 30yrs and gets work done to it when money time and temp allow some day I will drive her.

[GlennTuc]

* My wife - 2006 Cadillac Escalade, which she bought new and a 2008 Cadillac STS-V.

 

* Me - 1997 GMC Yukon with 210,000 miles and a 2008 Yamaha RSV.

 

Glenn

[wkoepke]

1995 jeep wrangler, 1993 jeep wrangler, 1990 ford f150 4x4, 1986 venture royale.

[BOO]

After umpteen years of driving the Pontiac Bonneville's last summer Jane bought a 2009 Chevy Malibu and she just loves it. Has so many toys on it I just stay out of it.

 

She got an email from onstar that her left rear tire was low-----give me a break---- of course I had to go air the darn thing up when it was zero outside-----I'm already not liking this car.

 

Dam I love my little S10 2003.

 

BOO

[elag]

I drive a 2002 Chevy minivan. You guys may have heard of this one. It's called a Venture.

 

When it's raining I go to work with the van. Nice weather I go on the bike. I refer to it as going to work IN or ON the Venture.

[Color01]

I drive a 2004 Chrysler Sebring Convertible and a 2007 Ford f-250 Turbo Diesel / Lariat.

[Sailor]

MINE...02 Dodge 1500 4x4 4.7 320 hp 5 spd standard posi trac with heavy duty everything.

02 Venture Midnight Special

51 merc lead sled. full custom. Chopped,dropped,frenched,decked,nosed, candy apple red, crate 350/350 with 10 bolt rear, flowmasters, etc.

 

HERS....05 Kia van...the wife loves it.

 

Past cars..Just the highlights....55 MGA, 56 MGA, 59 MGA, 56 Lincoln continental MK II, 65 TR4A, 65 Austin Healy MK III 3000, and lots of others.

[BradT]

04 Trailblazer that sits more (85,000 km) than it gets driven. 03 Impala, that we bought a year ago and have put 44,000 km on it, since we got it. The Trailblazer is not the easiest on gas but is nice to drive, and the impala gets great gas mileage.

 

They all have problems so it does not matter what type you drive. GM's are cheap, easy to fix. GM's seem to have electrical gremlins that seem to fix themselves at least for a while.

 

Sad when you will pay more for the bike than a car.

 

Brad

[Guest HotMech]

'90 Lincoln Mark VII Supercharged (Ongoing project)

 

'88 Ford Bronco II Snow Fighter

 

'04 Yamaha Zuma For Fun

 

'93 Yamaha Venture Royale For More Fun

[spotsy]

01 Gran Am (the better half) 135K

96 Cavalier 219K and counting, 34 MPG

71 Ford F100 180K (with a battery tender) LOL

99 Venture (not enough mileage)

[starkruzen]

2006 Acura TL with 102,000 miles. Great car. The wife drive a Volvo S60 another good car.

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[midnite]

Me- 04' F-350SD 6.0 power stroke diesel one ton dually w/ 9' flatbed and goose neck ball in hideaway. 99,000 miles

Her- 01' Dodge Durango 5.9l v8 3 row seating, all bells and whistles. 160,000 miles

[campfire12]

I drive a 84 GMC 3/4 ton 4x4 pu with a rebuilt 350 that i personlly did. Bored 40 over, heads shaved 400 thou, headers with a edlebrock 650 manual choke carb and peformer manafold. Drivetrain has 175000 miles on her and i plow snow with her every winter. I love my truck even though she is looking a little rough in her old age. My better half Deb, drives a 2001 Jeep wrangler soft top 4x4. I think it's kinda small but she loves it and the dang thing will go just about anyware. We have allways had at least one 4x4 in the drive, guess it has something to do with liveing in the snow of Ohio.

[Royal05Steve]

I drive a Mazda 3 5 Door hatch back. 2.3 liter and zippy

[PastorPaul]

I don't drive a car. I drive a 2001 F-350 Dually. Both goose neck ball in the bed and 5th wheel hitch. My other half drives a F-150 crew cab. If I could afford it I would drive a tank.

[Squidley]

Lonna drives an '04 Buick Rainier with the I6 and all the bells and whistles. I have my pimp daddy mack '92 Chevy Caprice Wagon with a 350 in it, one of the top 3 most favorite cars I have ever owned. Pulling the trailer with it right now

[scotty]

I drive a gravel eating, pot hole stopping, snowbank plowing dodge Mini van

Unless its the daughters grad, then we take the 'war wagon'