What car do you drive?

I just bought a 1996 Dodge Neon yesterday. What do you drive?

:hi:

Lasted me barely six months, the piece of shit. :mad:

May not being able to afford a Corvette bring us together in unity!

:headbang:

Heyo

My grandfather gave it to me when he couldn't drive any more... I am only in high school so a Corvette may still be in my future...

A 2000 Grand Voyager.

95 Jeep Cherokee 4x4
95 Jeep Wrangler 4x4

both bought used...

the cherokee has lived in OH KY TX and now CA, and has been a godsend when moving and if we hit any snow. I cringe about the gas mileage, but she has been very good to us for 164,000 miles.

The Wrangler is an occasional car, we don't drive it much in the winter, but take the top off in spring and summer for short trips. I love her best when she is naked, no doors and no top. 112,000 miles

My dream car is a hybrid, but my dh doesn't feel comfortable with the long term unknowns YET, and we need lots of cargo room. Sigh.

Edit: oops! meant to post to the OP, sorry! But we are in the same boat...

Big enough for the whole family. :)

Hondas really keep their value.

last month '05 Acura TSX

Great gas mileage, big enough for two kids and whatever they need, wherever they have to go!

It's got it all. Why pay more?

...but my steering wheel is on the right. :)

Toyota Corolla

Have it a year. My only complaint: No remote trunk popper.

--IMM

(the fast version of the 70 series).

It is paid for at least.

don't laugh, its paid for. Not fancy, not impressive, but gets me where I need to be.

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Nope, never stored,

They just don't make stuff like they used to!

Pics in similar thread in the Auto Enthusiast's group.

1994 Chevrolet Caprice, ex-North Carolina State Police car(unmarked lite Blue), with the corvette engine(LT1), very VERY powerful car, plenty of room for the whole family.

1985 Dodge Omni GLH Turbo.easy on gas, handles great, and has lots of zip to be unleashed under my right foot

Wife has her own car, due to long commutes

As you can see, I like powerful cars

Andrew

It looks like this:

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I also have a 1996 Chevy 4 wd pickup.

should I ever be able to afford a car again, will probably be a Honda Insight: 66 mpg on the highway, 60 mpg in town.

We got a great deal on a lease...$175/mo for 24 mos. :hi:

That's a great lease rate!!

Yellow.

Kind of a nice car with a lot of kinks...

It does have one special feature in the back tho...

It is my Batmobile.

1985 it's my get about in Germany

It's tan.

but my fave, my love, is my 1962 VW bus with the original engine.He isnt pretty and most his "stuff" doesn't work but he starts every time and still runs well.

... but I decked it out pretty cool. Working on getting some nice (not gaudy) chrome 16's with some low-profile tires.

hóppa!

Heyo

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geez i love this vehicle!

:P

I drive a 1997 Mazda Protegé. The bodies are very similar.

NOT lol

2000 Honda Civic LX

Small, but relatively luxurious. A great car.

Seriously. The over/under was you would beat me to the post by at least five hours, GOPisEvil, on a Saturday early evening. I'm never on DU at this hour, after daytime golf and all these dizzying basketball games to wager on. I came home to check out this BTK killer stuff after hearing he was caught.

Mine is a crimson pearl '95 G20, running great despite a local cutup who does fun things like keying it, putting on weird stickers and placing chicken bones atop my sunroof. I love the size, shape and everything about it, except it's been discontinued and my next car will undoubtedly be something more modern with a high ass and other stuff I don't prefer.

...the G35 is nice, but it's got an engine that requires premium gas. Infiniti needs to make another small car based on the Sentra.

You played golf today? Dammit. It was in the 40s and raining here. Maybe I can get in a round next week.

It was based on an English model, I think, something called the Primera. Consumer Reports and other respected evaluators didn't rate it nearly as highly as the model we have. If you've "only" got 104,000 and a big chunk of them are highway miles, no need to abandon for quite a while.

Thanks for telling me about the premium requirement of the G35. I didn't know that. I've warmed up to its looks somewhat, especially in certain colors.

Yeah, it sickens me Infiniti doesn't have a basic small "family" car anymore. I really don't want to go outside the Nissan/Infiniti line.

Hey, I did some research on my G and it celebrates its 10th birthday this week, on March 3. It has Midwestern routes, from a dealer in Illinois but delivered with 20 miles on it to a travel agency in a small town outside Gary, Indiana on March 3, 1995. That's appropriate, since my first name is Gary. No idea how the G20 made it to Homestead, Florida, where I purchased it.

Yeah, I got in a soggy round of golf here today. Just tried to get my old right-to-left ball flight again. I read your post about too quick on the downswing, no pause. That's me also. I've finally gotten by backswing to start slower and not open the clubface so soon, but once I get past waist level the rest of my swing takes maybe 3/10 of a second.

If you get the "t" package, it's supposedly better.

I took mine in for dealer service a couple years ago and was given a G35 as a loaner over the weekend. Damn, it's quick, but I didn't find that it had that "corners on rails" feeling that ours has (especially since I put new struts all around!). I think my car was built in February 1994 and was delivered to Gunn Infiniti in San Antonio where my parents bought it new. I still have the original window sticker.

If I get a new car, it might be the Nissan Sentra SE-R, Spec V. It looks like a hot little car.

If only my golf game was as dependable as my car...

:)

4 door.

It's a piece of crap, but it's provided for me along with insurance and a selection of gas cards. It costs me nothing, therefor it is a wonderful vehicle.

There's so much to it. It scares me to death.

I drive a trust '92 subaru legacy...125k miles and still going strong.

and my other car is a boat...I live on an island :)

Nearing 100,000 and going strong. Best car I ever had!

It appears to have a slight boo-boo. :D

It is only half of the car I traded in 2001 Pt Cruiser. I wish I had it back. This little sucker is so light it could get hung up on a speed bump. During the snow in Dec. the big one it wasn't worth a crap. * years ago I had a Mitsubishi 3000 Gt and even that didn't get hung like this baby, I can't wait to trade.....

2002 True Blue Ford Mustang GT. ;)

Saturn Ion. It's great. I haven't had any problems yet.

still got a Kerry/Edwards and a Wolfe for Congress bumper sticker on it

White with blue interior.

Only 72K on the odometer.

with just over 160,000 miles on it. I'm going to drive it until it falls apart.

knocking on wood...

Don't laugh. It's paid for.

gotta love 4x4 in the michigan/chicago snow.