What do you drive?
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Well since a lot of changes has happened as of last year and earlier this year having to move, I have parked my 94 K2500 for now because of a 120+ round trip commute to work 5 days a week for my new dd 1998 Mitsubishi Eclipse GS *I wish it was a gst or gsx but cannot complain of 33 mpg either* I bought it with over 151K back in January this year and now has 157K *just rolled over*. Last month did the Timing Belt, upgraded mechanical tensioner and locked the stock stereo lol but I am going to install a cheap alpine deck in it this weekend.
Cheers,
Charlie
Cheers,
Charlie
Try as I might, I just couldn't stay away from a turbocharged Subaru. It took some searching to find a used manual Subaru at a decent price, but I came up with this beauty. I have a 2003 F-150 for when I need a truck, but this is my new baby. Everyone, this is Sophia. I have big plans for her.
The Burritomobile:
'05 Acura RSX Type S. Insanely fun to drive, just a little low on torque.
'05 Acura RSX Type S. Insanely fun to drive, just a little low on torque.
After what turned out to be nearly a year of car searching, reading reviews, test driving and trying to find exactly what I needed given my circumstances, I ended up with what is officially the most boring car on the road 
2011 certified pre-owned Camry, a 4-cyl at that.
Oddly, I'm fully satisfied with it. Cheap, cheap maintenance, great gas mileage and a lot more room than I expected. Surprising pep with the little 4-cyl, too; it actually impressed me. I border on being a boring scrooge right now, so this car suits me perfectly
2011 certified pre-owned Camry, a 4-cyl at that.
Oddly, I'm fully satisfied with it. Cheap, cheap maintenance, great gas mileage and a lot more room than I expected. Surprising pep with the little 4-cyl, too; it actually impressed me. I border on being a boring scrooge right now, so this car suits me perfectly
After what turned out to be nearly a year of car searching, reading reviews, test driving and trying to find exactly what I needed given my circumstances, I ended up with what is officially the most boring car on the road
2011 certified pre-owned Camry, a 4-cyl at that.
Oddly, I'm fully satisfied with it. Cheap, cheap maintenance, great gas mileage and a lot more room than I expected. Surprising pep with the little 4-cyl, too; it actually impressed me. I border on being a boring scrooge right now, so this car suits me perfectly
Camrys really are great cars. As "boring" as it is, our 2010 is reliable and very practical.
I drive the fun car - the 2012 Mini Cooper. My wife has the boring 2011 Mercedes.
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2008 Audi A6.
2010 Dodge Ram Laramie Crew Cab. Once you go Hemi you never go back. This is my
third one and loved em all.
third one and loved em all.
2010 Ford F-150. Probably the last vehicle that I will buy new for myself again. I retire in 2.5 years and I don't foresee needing anything new after that.
Frank
Frank
1995 Ford escort wagon, I paid 600 bucks for it six years ago 33 MPG.
1962 Model 800 International Scout 4x4 4 cylinder 152 indestructible tractor motor paid 300.00 for it twelve years ago has 33000 original miles after a frame up restoration.
2005 Silverado extra cab if I have a date.
I painted the scout and the wagon forest green to match the Chevy.
1962 Model 800 International Scout 4x4 4 cylinder 152 indestructible tractor motor paid 300.00 for it twelve years ago has 33000 original miles after a frame up restoration.
2005 Silverado extra cab if I have a date.
I painted the scout and the wagon forest green to match the Chevy.
2010 Mitsubishi Lancer:
Toyota Corolla Fielder.
Needed it for surfing and camping
Needed it for surfing and camping
Brilliant....I think that this next year, the Lancer will get traded in on a 2014 Evo X. As far as I understand, this will be the final year of fully gasoline vehicles for Mitsu.
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Thats what they are saying. But i hope not.
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2005 FJR1300, 2007 Ram if it's winter time.
