ot: what are you driving these days?
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- fletcher21
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ot: what are you driving these days?
just curious what all you guys are driving... for me, an acura integra
My crapped out '94 Saturn SL is still alive and kicking - good dependable stick shifts.
Took my '78 Ferrari 308 GTB out the other day for the first time in months - hassle getting it out since we moved due to a lousy driveway design. Driving it made me remember why I still have it.
Since the frau won't touch the Saturn, it's the '98 M3 manual when we go somewhere. Otherwise it's her car.
When (and if) that Saturn kicks it will be time for something new. Too many intriguing options exist - G35 coupe, Elise, Viper, another M3, ...
Took my '78 Ferrari 308 GTB out the other day for the first time in months - hassle getting it out since we moved due to a lousy driveway design. Driving it made me remember why I still have it.
Since the frau won't touch the Saturn, it's the '98 M3 manual when we go somewhere. Otherwise it's her car.
When (and if) that Saturn kicks it will be time for something new. Too many intriguing options exist - G35 coupe, Elise, Viper, another M3, ...
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damn... you must be loaded.. would be nice..
i want a nissan 350z/older 300zx/ m3/ imprezza wrx sti/ or an evo 8 next.... cars are better than women in so many ways... whenever my gf pisses me off i just go hop in my car and go for a long drive listening to music or just put the windows down and listen to the motor... it's like a drug
i want a nissan 350z/older 300zx/ m3/ imprezza wrx sti/ or an evo 8 next.... cars are better than women in so many ways... whenever my gf pisses me off i just go hop in my car and go for a long drive listening to music or just put the windows down and listen to the motor... it's like a drug
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i drove a land rover discovery before this...matthewk wrote:What year? How do you like it? I've been starting to look for a repalcement for our Blazer, mainly due to the s**tty gas mileage it gets. I heard these get a good 30mpg. Is that true for yours?Sudz wrote:toyota matrix XRS 6 speed
i think i get 35+MPG. it is a 2005. i really dig it. kinda sporty..handles nice...mine has an engine w/more HP than the other models.
i really like it. and the passenger seat moves forward so i put it down when it is just my kid an i and he loves to look out when in his car seat.
tons of room in the back too... it can easily hold 4 hockey bags (how i have always judged trunk sizes)
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2001 Chevy Blazer and 2004 Chevy Venture mini-van.
We're not a Bowtie family, but both were a year old with low mileage and have been solid vehicles for us. They fit what we need in transportation.
If I was going to spend serious money on a car, it would be on a race car or a rally car, not a street car. I'd rather test the outer limits of the vehicle every time I drove it instead of just pushing it away from stoplights or letting it rip on deserted interstate or rural roads every so often.
That's just me. But the problem with race or rally cars is that they just keep inhaling money, even after you buy them.
Take care,
PK
We're not a Bowtie family, but both were a year old with low mileage and have been solid vehicles for us. They fit what we need in transportation.
If I was going to spend serious money on a car, it would be on a race car or a rally car, not a street car. I'd rather test the outer limits of the vehicle every time I drove it instead of just pushing it away from stoplights or letting it rip on deserted interstate or rural roads every so often.
That's just me. But the problem with race or rally cars is that they just keep inhaling money, even after you buy them.
Take care,
PK
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2002 Mazda 626. Nothing special, but it drives very well.
We also schlep the kids in the Caravan. Sure, I'd love the Odyssey but my pockets don't dig deep enough. In any case, I love driving the van over my old Nissan Xterra.
Btw, gas here in St. Louis is hovering right around the three dollar mark.
We also schlep the kids in the Caravan. Sure, I'd love the Odyssey but my pockets don't dig deep enough. In any case, I love driving the van over my old Nissan Xterra.
Btw, gas here in St. Louis is hovering right around the three dollar mark.