What do you drive?
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What?... It's a nice car! Comfortable, easy to drive, very spacious. I frankly do not care about cars at all... My car is a useful tool, it gets me where I need to go, and I can usually carry whatever I need with me. It has a manual transmission, that's just the standard in Norway.
What?... It's a nice car! Comfortable, easy to drive, very spacious. I frankly do not care about cars at all... My car is a useful tool, it gets me where I need to go, and I can usually carry whatever I need with me. It has a manual transmission, that's just the standard in Norway.
Used to drive a Green, 4 door, 1970 Dodge Polara with a 318 V8 which was my pride and joy, did more work on that thing than I rightly should have, and a 1988 Mazda B2200 pickup. The B2200 had fucked up piston rings, so it blew clouds of smoke and drank oil, but it only cost me $300 so I didn't bother to fix it up any, just bombed around in it, wrecked a few gravel parking lots, then I had to sell all my shit to move to where I'm living now, so I sold it for $100 to the first offer.
2004 Buick Rendezvous, but I doubt it will last much longer (200k miles). Hopefully in a few months I'll have a 2012 Mercedes ML350 BlueTEC.
I drive a 2008 black VW Rabbit.
That's not my actual car, but just an image I found because I'm far too lazy to go outside to take a picture of it. That and it's super dirty.
It has almost 60k on it, and it's a reliable little guy that has some balls to it. In a couple years I know I will have to replace it since it's getting old and I just spent almost $1,300 on it yesterday. Part of it was tires, but still. I love that car. They don't make Rabbits anymore, but I'm hoping that the next time I go car shopping they bring it back.
That's not my actual car, but just an image I found because I'm far too lazy to go outside to take a picture of it. That and it's super dirty.
It has almost 60k on it, and it's a reliable little guy that has some balls to it. In a couple years I know I will have to replace it since it's getting old and I just spent almost $1,300 on it yesterday. Part of it was tires, but still. I love that car. They don't make Rabbits anymore, but I'm hoping that the next time I go car shopping they bring it back.
I have a 2006 Nissan Sentra SE:
Granted, mine has a little more abuse from the previous owner, and I think my step-brother has also bumped something with it once. One of the speakers is also starting to go, but I think the previous owner put those speakers under a lot of abuse as well.
Still, it is a nice car to drive and has sort of been a favorite in my family. Unfortunately for them, I go to college in a city five hours away, and it's already been decided as sort of an unspoken rule in the family that this is my car while I'm in college. So yeah, just got to get it to last through college and then maybe see if I can get a good deal from my parents on it.
Granted, mine has a little more abuse from the previous owner, and I think my step-brother has also bumped something with it once. One of the speakers is also starting to go, but I think the previous owner put those speakers under a lot of abuse as well.
Still, it is a nice car to drive and has sort of been a favorite in my family. Unfortunately for them, I go to college in a city five hours away, and it's already been decided as sort of an unspoken rule in the family that this is my car while I'm in college. So yeah, just got to get it to last through college and then maybe see if I can get a good deal from my parents on it.
I drive a 2000 Honda Accord SE
Its my first car which I bought two months ago, has 136k miles on it and drives like a champ. I'm really pleased with it. Being able to drive myself is much better than walking/buming rides with peoples since I have to go at least 7 miles for the most basic of supplies and 20+ miles to go into a town that actually has things.
Its my first car which I bought two months ago, has 136k miles on it and drives like a champ. I'm really pleased with it. Being able to drive myself is much better than walking/buming rides with peoples since I have to go at least 7 miles for the most basic of supplies and 20+ miles to go into a town that actually has things.
2010 Honda Civic. Love it though I miss our old '99 Honda Civic EX, low-pro rims, body kit, cold-air intake, custom headers, dual-exhaust. And a manual transmission that had some gear upgrades but I'm not super-educated on car upgrades like that. But it wasn't a practical family car, despite the damn nice acceleration and top speed (not that I've ever exceeded the legal speed limits like that... ahem!). Was a fun car to drive, and damn the handling was superb. Tires were goddamn expensive though so unfortunately had to trade it in and get a different car, and a few years later we ended up inheriting the 2010 Civic from my father-in-law when he switched to a Nissan.
Reliable, still handles damn nice and gets good mileage. The only thing I'd want to change in it is the transmission since I hate automatics. I was raised on manual and I feel way more in control of the car and have a feel for RPMs and when is the most efficient time to switch gears. With automatics I feel sometimes they're not in sync with how I drive.
Reliable, still handles damn nice and gets good mileage. The only thing I'd want to change in it is the transmission since I hate automatics. I was raised on manual and I feel way more in control of the car and have a feel for RPMs and when is the most efficient time to switch gears. With automatics I feel sometimes they're not in sync with how I drive.
