What do you all drive?

I have a daily driver 1988 Civic Station Wagon that I drive back and forth to my clients, and then I have my "Baby": a 1990 Honda CR-X SiR that I imported to Canada from Japan. She is right-hand-drive, with a 160HP 1.6L engine -- nothing fancy, but enough to be fun without getting me into too much trouble hehe. I am in the process of restoring her.

My fiance just picked up a 2000 CR-V. Her 1999 was totalled in August when some guy rear ended her so hard it made a "CRV Sandwich". Luckily everyone was ok. And she also has an '82 Toyota pickup that has been in her family since new (only has about 90,000km's on it too!)
 
SNGX1275 said:
I debated about sharing this information but I might as well.

Due to a mistake I made last night, my truck managed to total itself. I backed into my garage and apparently didn't put it in gear (standard trans) or put the parking break on. Left the garage door opened. A few minutes later I go out to the garage and no more truck, it rolled 478 feet down a hill and hit a big ditch with a vertical wall, probably hit at 25-30mph. Completely destroyed. I think thats about all I'll say on it until insurance claim goes through.

Needless to say, I'm in the market for a small car that gets good gas mileage and isn't a hatchback (Unless its a VW GTI, but those are out of my price range).
Well, figured its time to liven this thread up a bit.
http://picasaweb.google.com/gammaxi1275/TruckSmash?authkey=OjapAJcd30g

Story behind that in the quote above.

Currently driving a 2002 Honda Civic LX. Gets pretty good gas mileage (I've gotten anywhere from 31.5 to 37.5 mpg on a tank). My only complaints are it doesn't look real good, I mean it looks great for a Civic LX (its in perfect condition), but its an LX...

Also, ravi2sunny, I don't think your reply was meant to be a kick in the chops, which is why I didn't respond to it. Hopefully I'm correct.
 
woah, that's pretty smashed up

at least the air bag went off though ;) haha

looks like a nice street, all i can see out of my window is hoses and the tops of some trees up the road

i'd like to go to the US one day for a couple of weeks :) gotta save the money first though ;)
 
My dad owns a 2000 Nissan Almera S (w reg, 5 door hatchback, 1.5L engine, silver)

EDIT: Petrol in the UK costs like 99.8 pence to 107.9 pence per litre for unleaded and 104.9 pence to 112.9 pence per litre for diesel
 
I had a 99 Civic Si, was probably the funnest car I ever owned. Bought it with 11k miles and sold it with over 170k miles, never really had any problems other than replacing the clutch. Got rid of it 2 years ago because children and still miss it very much. Kids seats wouldn't fit :)

Since then I bought a 2001 C240 Benz which I still have and a 2004 Toyota Tacoma pickup which I still have
 
@SNGX

poor truck :(. that thing got OWNED.

well...i unfortunately don't have my own car, but i do at least get to drive something occasionally.

blue chevrolet cavalier...2003 i think?...somewhere around there. it's zippier than it sounds...but it's nothing compared to a corvette...i'm a die-hard vette fan. and if i ever get the money, its the first car i'm buying.
 
Well I just treated myself to a totally rebuilt 1964 Morris Minor 1000 Traveller rebuilt to my spec.
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Hope you like.
See more at minor1000.com
 
1999 VW Golf Wolfsberg - Red w sunroof - Automatic .... Upgraded the tires ... fun drive for a non-stick person like myself.

2007 Pontiac Wave - Company car - its a nice kite on the 400 highway >.< - comfort designed by DeSadd I beleive, as much guts as an earthworm and the only thing automatic is the transmission and even that is questionable =/
 
I almost got one of those Mildew, but after my unfortunate incident with my truck (see earlier posts) I needed to buy something pretty quick, so I didn't have time to do too much shopping around. Plus I live about 2 hours away from anyplace that has anyone that wants to sell.

I would have been looking for a 2002 or newer Jetta TDI.
 
I did, up to last week drive a Ford Mondeo 2 litre diesel estate but look what I did to it.

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In case your wondering how it happened

I misjudged the gap between a car parked on the left of the road and on coming traffic, I came to a stop with the car angled right to the white line, then some goon in a mini transit ran into the side of me.

No whiplash just a whopping big bruise on the forehead...all who saw it said I was lucky to walk away from it.

Mind you ive had 6 years of driving company cars without a crash (yep it was a company car so its not my loss).

Only drawback is they have hired me a dam Vauxhall Vectra....

regards
 
Satan Car, the car equivalent of my last PC. '95 Pontiac Sunfire, Black, evil...

ZOMG, Fan wont blow hot air into car, A/C: Broke, again. CD laser too hot, burining into CD's, Lost the antenna, Passenger window wont roll down. Trunk lock freezes in winter (I live in WNY so this sucks.) The car always starts up in the winter and the brakes are good 'n new! lol I love my Car :) Oh by the way its a Manual Transmission lol. Saving up for a Semi New '01 Impreza.
 
vnyce928 said:
lexus is300 2001 selling it though..plan on getting a bmw m3
Nice stuff, although if I were you I would get a 335i that offers a softer ride than the more expensive and powerful M3.

Sure with the M3 you get to brag a whole lot more but from my personal experience with my sedan 330i which I bought almost immediately after those went on sale in 2005, the flat-run tires really stink in general if you want a smoother ride in all kind of pavement, even more so after the first 5,000 miles.

I will be selling my BMW soon, overall it's been a great car but moving to South America on a permanent basis I may be better off buying an SUV.
 
Going from an is300 (recently sold mine for a g35 coupe), i' m guessing he is going for power more then anything. The IS is a very smooth, powerful car, very similar to that of the 335i. The M3 (e46 i' m guessing) is defiantly a more race tuned car, everything from the beastly engine, to the tight tuned suspension. I would take the 335i over the m3, but only because of the 335's beautiful appearance. I do have to say it is one of the most beautiful BMW's ever produced.
 
I've got a 04 Jeep Grand Cherokee,05 Dodge Dakota 4x4 Quad cab,79 Full Size GMC Jimmy (a real gas hog)but people get out of my way,and a 86 Vette.
 
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