what do you all drive, just curious

A Schwinn. Heh.

A 1988 Mazda B2200. It's blue.

I may buy a 1999-ish Audi A4 when I turn 18 though. Or an Infiniti I30. Or an Acura 3.0TL/CL. Haven't made the choice yet, since I have another year and two months.

im 14 but ive driven my cousins nissan 350Z, i got it up to 40 in a train station parking lot:hotbounce ... its blue too

I own a 1996 VW Jetta that I'm about to sell, I also drive a 2004 VW Golf.

Originally posted by Julio
I own a 1996 VW Jetta that I'm about to sell, I also drive a 2004 VW Golf.

rich bugger, those cost over 30,000 EUR here...

I have a 1.1 Fiat Panda MKII 2004. It bears no resemblence to the MK1 anyone who's been to Italy will have seen. Nice enough internally, got a Blaupunkt MP3-CD player in it that doesn't work very well though...

Heh, that Golf costs $18,000 here for the basic model which isn't as expensive... it's a nice car but it's not mine anyways, I just said I drive it ;).

30,000 EUR *is* the base model here... then again, around 60% of the price of the car here is taxes - I wonder how much of my 11,000 Fiat actually got

Originally posted by MYOB
30,000 EUR *is* the base model here... then again, around 60% of the price of the car here is taxes - I wonder how much of my 11,000 Fiat actually got

Wait... if you drive a Fiat (Fix It Again Tony, hehe), then wuts the Jordan Honda and Jordan Ford mentioned in your sig?

A 2000 Focus ZX3--I hate this car; I won't drive another 4 cylinder

1989 Saab 9000i browngrey (mostly grey) which is getting a bit old (Will reach 250 000 km this year I believe), but works good enough for me. Quite large, so I don't have a space problem, and very good to drive.

1974 Volvo 144 orange (1973 model). Works like a charm every time, and is a dream to drive. Just became veteran car, so I'll start using it again. Don't use in winter since I'm afraid of rust, and don't use much in summer since it doesn't have an allergy filter (the 9000 has that and airconditioning)

2004 Chrysler PTGT Turbo HO Black with 5 spd trans

1992 VW Golf III - replaced a 1984 VW Golf II

A car.

http://www.techspot.com/gallery/showphoto.php/photo/173/password/0/sort/1/cat/500/page/1

I have a 1986 Camaro, a 78 Chevy pickup, and a 97 Mercury Cougar.

I also have an '85 Mustang that's been heavily modded for street/strip, but I'm about to sell it(if the interested party is serious)

I drive a 1988 Merc.

1996 CHEROKEE LIMITED its for the wife
2004 CHEVROLET EQUINOIX

1st 2001 durango with 5.9 liter v8, 2nd 1996 s10 blazer, 3rd 1986 Monte Carlo SS with 355 and nos. Omg what a gas bill...........lol

Originally posted by somekid007
Wait... if you drive a Fiat (Fix It Again Tony, hehe), then wuts the Jordan Honda and Jordan Ford mentioned in your sig?

Jordan-(Ford|Hart|Yamaha|Peugeot|Mugen-Honda|Honda|Ford) are Irelands F1 team. They currently use Ford Cosworth V10 power units, but previously used Honda and Mugen Honda, hence my avatar and signature. They did a lot better with the Mugens than with anything else, though...


www.f1jordan.com

Be warned, theres a lot of yellow on that site. And everywhere where Jordan are mentioned, their corporate colours are yellow and black

Drive nothing but walk or take public transport.

1996 Ford Ranger, Manual Transmission, 145,000 Miles

I ride a 2003 Harley Davidson Softail and I drive a 2004 Dodge Dakota.

You guys in the US are crazy to allow young kids like veh or agissi to drive. It's scary ...

At the moment i'm driving a Renault Clio (quite small but nice since it's easy to park downtown) and will have a Opel Astra or Peugeot 307 SW Panoramic in about 3 months.

Veh is as old as me, I think... and I'm driving in Europe

Just sold my first car- 1989 Merkur Xr4Ti (bought it in 1994 and could kill myself for getting rid of it) and bought a 1995 Montecarlo z34- good motor- crap everything else- it is a chevy after all.

Nothing extravagant as I pay cash for my cars- never had a car payment- never will.

97 Accord - 60,500 miles
I don't drive much

98 Nissan Almera Saloon, 1.6 automatic, 55'600 miles

The wife drives a 89 Nissan Sunny Hatchback, 1.6 automatic, 82'000 original kilometers. Repairs in 15 years: 1 muffler, 15 lightbulbs for the rear-right brake-light.

a BMW

bus, metro, walk...hehe

Until recently, I drove a 90 Isuzu Trooper with 176k.... but 2 weeks ago, I bought a 2000 Isuzu Rodeo LS V6 with 52k on it. Nice car.

A bicycle.

1994 Grand Prix. 196k miles, and still going strong. The sound system is worth more $ than the car itself.

'90 LeBaron and '96 Voyager (wife's).

I bought a VW Passat .2.0 new, iin 2002, very good car by my reckoning, well made, as all German cars are,.Before this, I had nine cars from 1973 to 2002, mostlly Ford large family cars, I am 6'2", & need the room

I walk now or ride my bike... I totalled my car so it's in the shop. :rolleyes: And it was a Camaro 1986 version.

'94 Peugeot 106 Rallye, tis lurvely, stripped out as standard so weighs next to nowt, and with very stiff suspension it handles like a go kart :D

Originally posted by Maurice
I am 6'2", & need the room

I'm 6'5'', and I fit in the Panda without any problems

big car != bigger driver space

A JCB 2cx or a 1999 Isuzu Trooper lwb black and silver 3.1diesel
a mitsubishi L300 panel van and a Renault Midliner crewcab tipper. :)

1990 BMW 528.

Peugeot 206 :)

Originally posted by MYOB
Veh is as old as me, I think... and I'm driving in Europe

Not quite :D I'll be 17 in September.

1978 TransAm 6.6 T.A mint.
1990 GMC SUBURBAN

2003 Tundra Green Ford Focus. Only because of the MP3 capable stereo and cool little lock/unlock remote.

2002 Green Ford Escort (The ride)
2004 Silver Pontiac Grand AM GT (The toy)

I drive a 1997 Honda Prelude, I'm 17 BTW ;)
I live in the U.S. in Ohio

Very nice car Vassil - you can do some really nice work on that baby.

I think it's too small ;)

Originally posted by erickdj
1994 Grand Prix. 196k miles, and still going strong. The sound system is worth more $ than the car itself.

It's the same in my truck. $1100 system, in a $900 car.

And lol, next I'll be investing $3,000 in a new engine (Ford 302 block), new transmission and an LSD.

Time to revive this thread. We still drive a good old 1985 Chevrolet Celebrity. Man it's so good, but a bit large :D

1996 Ford Ranger, Manual Transmission, 145,000 Miles
Now at almost 194,000 miles.

2000 Ford Ranger Supercab 4.0 with 85,000 miles.