Thread: Poll: What do you drive?

I am curious so I will bite. I drive (and wash and polish wayyy to much) a Dark Green Grey Metallic 1996 Impala SS. Its big and rear wheel drive, and it gets out of its own way I tried to post a picture but they are all too big Same car thats in my avatar, just a different color.

2002 Toyta Tacoma Double Cab 4x4 automatic V6. Before that it's always been land barges (big heavy cars), the last of which was a 1991 Chevy Caprice with police package.

2003 Volkwagen Passat GL. 1.8L Turbocharged 4 cylinder, 5 speed manual.

I can easily achieve 28 MPG in town, or 32 on the highway, and it's still comfortable and fun to drive.

Only cars that I rent have automatic transmissions.

Dan, I used to be a dubber as well... Had 3 A2-platform Jettas, all naturally aspirated 1.8 even though I was considering a 1.8t conversion. I crashed the first one, someone crashed into the second one and got me a replacement, and the replacement needed about $2000 of work (500 for the clutch, 500 of miscelaneous work like e-brake cables/some electrical and about $1000 of body work) so I unloaded it, went shopping for an A3 2-door golf and got a great deal on this Mazda, so I took it. All of these were stick, btw lol.

2.0 turbodiesel manual Skoda Octavia (same platform as the VW Golf). It's not the coolest car in the world but it does 50 mpg and sub 10 secs to 60 mph which suits me.
BTW, Tony - love the Landy.

2002 Ford F-150 which is now very much wore out with over 155,000 miles on it automatic. I used it for cable installing plus my everyday truck so automatic was a no brainer. But before that truck I had a Chevy S10 pickup and before trhat my brother's pickup and before that I learned to drive with a 1994 F150 I love trucks. HEHE

Ok no laughing

A 93 Mercury Villager with 175k miles on it. But it's paid for...

Just to test your theory: I drive a Toyota Yaris 899 ccm. I would probably be to small for american highways .

Greetings
Arnd

Hey my Mazda isn't much bigger, also a 2-door Japanese econobox and there's plenty of Detroit steel on Canadian highways. I survive by being more nimble and crazier than anyone else.

Originally Posted by FiReSTaRT

I survive by being more nimble and crazier than anyone else.

Is that your driving motto or life motto??? lol