Thread: What do you drive?

What car do you drive?

I now acquired my dad's 1999 Ford Ranger. 2.5L 4 cylinder, 2wd. Manual Transmission. 213,200 Miles.

This motor vehicle is the best motor vehicle ever though. You can't perhaps argue with free.

1998 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP - 3.8L V6 Supercharged w/ Eaton M90 (stock blower) on a 3.5" winch. CAI in development. 169,850 Miles. Great car. Speedy, comfortable, and has a nice rear seat. My brother has a ranger immediately - saving for his Evo VIII. It's okay. He rips the front bumper off offroading, since it's elevated, but oh fine.

My vehicle is headed for the trash heap right away.

The whole thing that contained wheels and I be able to obtain my hands on.

Every day driver 1997 Audi S8.

Had a misfortune tedious? I drive a 97 VW Citigolf... Bit down on power (1300cc) but a nice first car until I can pay for one for my part.

1995 Saturn SL2, Frame decomposed, it is magnificent livelihood in New York State.

What do you imagine would be a polite (but cheap, VERY cheap) foremost car? It doesn't require being "speedy," but it shouldn't appears like my mom's car.

I was appearing at 1994-9 Honda's, they seem to run eternally. You see so lots of of them. I wouldn't put stupid bumpers and 3 foot spoilers on it either, I would possibly get turbo. Price range is $0 to $4,500. (Used perceptibly) Any thoughts?

I contain a 1991 Honda Accord EX 5 speed with 180,000 miles,doesn't seep out or blaze oil, AC blows cold gets 28mpg and cost 3 majestic,she's a fine car.

My baby although is a 1971 Chevy Nova, cherry red with the innovative (but rebuilt) 307. TH350 and the store rear end. I'm slowly doing more and more to her. The latest was an all approximately disk brake improves setup which assists a lot hah.

Sad to state I contain a French car, a Renault Laguna 2, 2005 model, 1.9 DCi. I drive a lot in my occupation, about Wales in the UK. It’s a actually contented and a fast car If driven appropriately.

Best car I’ve had hands down was Honda Prelude 4th Gen, grey bring in from Japan. Secondary, 18 inch rims, unobstructed, with facade and rear support swaggers. An extraordinary car.

Yeah, nobody can state that Honda's aren't well made. My dad has this friend at work that can tell you what goes wrong with cars at convinced mileages. He used this information to buy a Toyota Corolla (uncertain of year, but mileage was over 300,000) for about 1000 USD that needed not anything more than a battery.

I will absolutely tell my dad to talk to this man about Honda's, if possible the Civic. And wow, that Nova sounds overwhelming! Expectantly I'll have a vision car one day too.