Whats everyone driving these days? :)

[norgeway]

2003

Ford Taurus,pretty good car overall, Duratec 3 litre v6, 28 mpg burns no oil,even at 125.000 ,so I can't complain,Donald has a 04 Ford Ranger pickup, runs great, but is thirsty, about 21 mpg on the road, which at 2.85 per gallon is not great.

 

[ronhic]

Wellll....

....there's 4...

2008 Holden Viva Wagon.....(rebadged Daewoo Lacetti or Suzuki Reno in the US)...

1969 Morris 1100 's' (meaning 1275cc) automatic....
1974 Citroen GS 1299cc 5spd manual...and that means air cooled with hydropneumatic suspension
1975 Citroen DS 23 Injection 5 spd....hydropneumatic suspension, steering and brakes...

The Morris......

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[hunter]

two

I have two sets of wheels:

a 2006 Ford F-150 pickup (5.4 litre V8)
a 2008 Toyota Yaris

I calculated, when gas went to $4 per gallon, that the gas cost from the truck was equal to the payment, insurance, and gas for the Yaris (40mpg! 13,000 dollars!). I am thrilled with both of them, and hope they last for ages. (Plus only another couple of years and the car will be paid off. The truck already is).

 

[ronhic]

...and the GS

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[ronhic]

...and the DS

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[washernoob]

MORRIS

OH MY GOSH! That morris mini is sooo cute! Wow! I would love to drive one of those! What an awesome lil car!

And of course its in beautiful condition! And that Citroen in the 2nd pic sure is something else!

When we were in europe 2 years ago we saw a ton of those Citroen 2cvs. Neat little cars! All of citroens earlier cars were cool!
We were driving through europe a brand new at the time Citroen C5 sedan!

NOW talk about one HUUUUUGE car for Paris streets! I felt like we were driving a limo with all those little smart cars and hatch backs driving around! We had a hard time finding a parking space.

 

[washernoob]

I was intending to say that citroen in the THIRD pic is something else!

 

[mrb627]

My Ride

2009 Infiniti M35

A GREAT car!

Malcolm

 

[58limited]

Daily Diver: 1998 Olds 88LS, just turned 100,000 miles.

For hauling things: 1977 Ford F250.

Also I've been driving my '53 Chevy truck lately.

 

[parunner58]

I have a 2008 Subaru Outback. This is the 4th Subaru I have owned. I keep them for about 10 years. I got my first 4 wheel drive wagon in 1979. Then bought a 1988 4 door GL, then a 1997 Outback Sport. In July 2008 I went to buy the new Forester and they were all sold out, so my wife picked this one out because it was the same color of my 79 which was the car I had when we met and she loved that car. MY wife has had 2 Subaru's, a 1990 Justy and 2002 Fully loaded Forester which we gave to our daughter in 2008.

 

[washernoob]

Beautiful outback! Those are great looking cars. My friend has a 2007 one. Lucky him! Wish I could have such a car.

I also wana see some pics of that Infinity Malcolm, and that 53 chevy david!

My dream car currently for old is a 1966 Lincoln Continental fully loaded, or a 1965 Ford Galaxie 500 coupe.

As you can see I am mainly a ford guy. Never liked Chevy too much except for pre 60s and corvettes.
Also love european cars like BMW, Audi, Mercedes, and naturally; Rolls.

 

[christfr]

oh my god love the olds wagon!!!!!!!!!!! got this about 6 mos ago and cant wait till it snows

 

[luxflairguy]

A silver 2003 Buick Park Avenue Ultra fully loaded with 82,000 on it. It rides well, turns a bit big and uses preium gas. Gas was $3.13 a gallon today at Sam's Club. A typical tank lasts me 2 weeks and on the open road it averages 28 mpg. Not too bad I think!

 

[turquoisedude]

Just got the 'winter car' out of storage - a 2008 Suzuki SX-4 AWD hatchback with about 20,000 miles on it now. It can hold one dishwasher and most of a washer... The 'summer car' (that may not be back in service next summer, though...) is a 2002 Ford Focus SE wagon. At nearly 200,000 miles, it's almost done. Shame 'cause I can cram 2 dishwashers into that one! LOL
Here's a partial shot of both from this past summer when I needed both cars to get the A702 washer up the driveway in Ogden.

 

[gefilterflo]

My baby's a 1993 Buick Regal Custom with 120k miles on it and runs like a brand new car.

 

[retropia]

1970 Ford LTD Country Squire

The weather has been nice, so this is what I've been driving. When the weather turns unpleasant, I drive a Toyota Highlander.

 

[austinado16]

Country Squire!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

That is pure hotness right there man! Peek-a-boo headlights and all that woodgrain vinyl siding.

My daily driver is an '81 Volkswagen Rabbit Diesel LX Pickup with 230k on the clock. Found it in a farmer's field, in pieces, back in '94. It's my workhorse.....

Meanwhile, depending on what we're up to, the family hauler is either the '95 Audi A6 Quattro Avant with 230k....

Or the 1990 Suburban XLE 4x4 with 269k...

And for fun, here's my '66 Mercedes 250SE Coupe w/ electric sliding roof and 4 on the floor....

And of course what I'm most known for, my 1970 Austin America...although it only sports number balls at road rallies.

 

[ronhic]

Go the Austin America!!

...now if I could just get my automatic ADO16 to stop slipping in reverse and flaring when cold, I'll be happy....

 

[ronhic]

...and another pic of 'Ollie'

 

[rp2813]

'95 Audi A6 Quattro

Hey Todd,

First off, I love that you keep your cars and aren't afraid to put over 200K on them. I presume it's because they've served you well. Has the Audi been much trouble? I'm having a hard time trusting our 2005 AllRoad to hit 100K without costing us a bundle first. Our 2002 MBZ C240 would have been a money pit without factory and extended warranties over the past several years.