Do you Drive? If so, what do you drive?

[mycarhasaMoustache 449]

Im just curios as to how crappy my car is compared to other people on the forum.

 

I own 2 cars

The first is my daily driver and its an 12 year old ford focus (yes it actually dose have a moustache) Its done 147,000 miles and is falling apart I cant complain though I got it for £400 (about $650)

 

The second car is was a 1994 Subaru liberty rs wagon It was a restoration project I started 2 years ago and never finished it is currently in about 4 million pieces in my back garden.

 

so if you drive what do you drive?

 

ps after searching through my computer I cant find any photos of the focus and I deleted all the Subaru pics ages ago Its pouring with rain outside and its also night so Ill try and get pics up tomorrow

Edited November 27, 2012 by mycarhasaMoustache

[Creamy Arty 6,251]

I have a 2006 Chevy Impala. Not a bad car aside from the radiator leak. Gas mileage is pretty average and it's quite comfortable. Those are the only qualities I really care about.

[StargazerDC 24]

Oooh yeah, I haven't a car licence and neither a car for the moment. I drive myself to go at school every morning xD That's all. Yep

Edited November 27, 2012 by Dan Sparkle

[Koori 156]

I have a license and a car. I drive a Toyota Avensis of the year 2000. Quite nice and hasn't had a lot of bugs during my use since... I think I've had it since 2007.

 

I also used to own a 1990 Nissan Sunny during the years 2002-2007. Unfortunately the age brought up rust on its sides and I had to trade it away for my current car. Quite good car considering its age.

 

Here's an image about my current car:

 

Edited November 27, 2012 by Koori

[Winona the Dog 1,981]

I can drive but i only have a learners permit i plan on getting my full liscence by spring of 2013. I also drive an old 1995 Sunfire which was a hand-me-down from my dad it's old but better than nothing since it's all mine

Edited November 27, 2012 by ~Chaotic Harmony~

[Batbrony 15,994]

Yes, I have had my license for almost 6 years now, and I own a Toyota Rav 4. Nothing fancy, but it's been a very good car so far, and has been great for going back and forth between school and home at the beginning and end of vacations. Plus, it's quite compact, so it's pretty easy to get into even tight parking spaces, which proves quite useful at times!

[mycarhasaMoustache 449]

I have a license and a car. I drive a Toyota Avensis of the year 2000. Quite nice and hasn't had a lot of bugs during my use since... I think I've had it since 2007.

 

I also used to own a 1990 Nissan Sunny during the years 2002-2007. Unfortunately the age brought up rust on its sides and I had to trade it away for my current car. Quite good car considering its age.

 

Here's an image about my current car:

 

 

you cant go wrong with a Toyota they are pretty reliable cars the first car I ever owned was a 1989 toyota camry I loved that car I traded it in to buy the Subaru (witch seemed like a good idea at the time)

Edited November 27, 2012 by mycarhasaMoustache

[Descant 1,897]

2005 Mini Cooper. Black. Dual sunroof. In fantastic condition. Manual drive.

 

I gotta say, the Mini is probably the most fun I've ever had driving a car, even more so with it being manual. And, since it's mini, it's easy to park in tight spaces.

 

EDIT: I have a picture of it, but it's on my phone. So I'll upload it in a little bit.

Edited November 27, 2012 by Descant

[Musix 237]

I drive Formula-24, That's really good fun... I fly planes?! Does that count? Well, I guess not. But still, It should. I am too young to get lessons, though.

[Friendship_Cannon 1,676]

license yes, and I drive an renault twingo, heaven blue, with dashie cutie mark decals on the rear wings :3 (pics posted earlier somewhere here)

 

as a project i have an BMW 1800 from 1963, but it will take lots of work until this beauty will be through our TÜV and on the road again

Edited November 27, 2012 by Your Friend

[Aaramus 449]

Been driving for two years and I still use my first car, a V reg (2000) Fiat Sciecento. It's an absolute pain, I've installed a new radiator, a new fan belt, had to get a new manifold for the exhaust and had to get the bonnet resprayed as when I bought it had loads of stone chips in the paintwork... and yet I love it to bits and its drives no nicely. Doesn't use a lot of fuel either as it's only a little 0.9 litre

[Friendship_Cannon 1,676]

license yes, I drive an renault twingo, heaven blue, with dashie cutie mark decals on the rear wings :3 (pics posted earlier somewhere here)

 

as a project i have an BMW 1800 from 1963, but it will take lots of work until this beauty will be through our TÜV and on the road again

[Z.J.A. 136]

I have a license. I have an interesting relationship with driving. I hate the act of driving. It gives me panic attacks and I really have no ability to drive late at night, or for long distances. However, I love the freedom that driving gives me and the places that it takes me.

[Fridge 382]

I have a license and I drive a X Registration (2000) ford Escort. It does the job and I know how to fix the damn thing if it breaks from age. got lots of spare parts for it.

[mycarhasaMoustache 449]

license yes, and I drive an renault twingo, heaven blue, with dashie cutie mark decals on the rear wings :3 (pics posted earlier somewhere here)

 

as a project i have an BMW 1800 from 1963, but it will take lots of work until this beauty will be through our TÜV and on the road again

 

Dont give up on the bmw like i did my subaru I always look at it and regret not finishing it It used to drive beautiful before i pulled it apart

 

Been driving for two years and I still use my first car, a V reg (2000) Fiat Sciecento. It's an absolute pain, I've installed a new radiator, a new fan belt, had to get a new manifold for the exhaust and had to get the bonnet resprayed as when I bought it had loads of stone chips in the paintwork... and yet I love it to bits and its drives no nicely. Doesn't use a lot of fuel either as it's only a little 0.9 litre

 

A friend of mine has a fiat punto and he said the same thing it allways needed work but he loved it to bits he allways said fiat stands for "fix it again tomorrow "

Edited November 27, 2012 by mycarhasaMoustache

[Aaramus 449]

A friend of mine has a fiat punto and he said the same thing it allways needed work but he loved it to bits he allways said fiat stands for "fix it again tomorrow "

 

He's not wrong! My friend has one of the new 600's and even they seem to be a royal pain. I still need to do a few jobs on mine like respraying the right wing as the body is so thin I accidentally dented the metal somehow and I need to tighten the handbreak! Lovely little cars although now I have the money I've been looking at the Suzuki Swifts.

[Sks_Burns 730]

i currently drive a '96 ranger 5 speed, 2wd, 2.3 liter 4 bangers, gray and black interior, extended cab. mostly gutless and slow, but it gets around. im currently doing a head gasket job on it and a extensive tune up on the engine, so once its back on the road, it shouldnt give me an problems for awhile. needs more bass though...

 

[The Mane-iac 1,632]

I've had several rigs since getting my license at 18 (now 25), and I finally found what I was always looking for. I need to get a second vehicle so I can finish restoring what I currently drive and have something with better mileage, but I won't be able to afford anything anytime soon.

 

Anyways, my first was an 88 Jeep Comanche Eliminator, then an 86 Comanche X, then a 91 Comanche Eliminator, then I had a 96 BMW M3, a 95 Talon TSi AWD, and now I have my dream vehicle a 74 Jeep Gladiator (the truck from Tremors basically). I should have kept the 91 Eliminator since it got 25mpg, but I'll buy another someday or buy a 4dr Wrangler. Never again will I own a car because I found them way too close to the ground, only exception will be a DMC-12.

 

 

 

91 Comanche

95 Talon

74 Gladiator

Edited November 27, 2012 by Puddlejumper

[Starflower 323]

I drive, but I don't have my own car right now as my 1992 Honda Accord's transmission broke down and it's a pain to pay for it to get fixed. So I sold it to a junkyard.

 

Currently, I'm using my mom's 2002 GMC Sierra to get to school mainly. I love trucks. Hopefully soon I'll obtain one of my own, they're so easy to drive in imo.

[Champion RD92 8,654]

Yes I have a license and I have a car.

 

I drive a 2012 Toyota Camry. It's a pretty good car. I can plug my iPod into it and listen to music so it's super awesome

 

Here is a picture of what it looks like. The exterior doesn't look that great, but the interior looks really good.

 

[mycarhasaMoustache 449]

I drive, but I don't have my own car right now as my 1992 Honda Accord's transmission broke down and it's a pain to pay for it to get fixed. So I sold it to a junkyard.

 

Currently, I'm using my mom's 2002 GMC Sierra to get to school mainly. I love trucks. Hopefully soon I'll obtain one of my own, they're so easy to drive in imo.

 

I like driving trucks Its pretty fun to be so high up and lord it over everyone else on the road the only truck iv driven was a 90 something toyota hilux it was slow as hell but still fun

[DusK 1,264]

Do you even drive?

 

The only car I had was a rusty '89 Ford Taurus. I fell asleep at the wheel and rolled it nearly two months into ownership.

[Commander Urdnot 2,680]

Yes, I have had my license for almost 6 years now, and I own a Toyota Rav 4. Nothing fancy, but it's been a very good car so far, and has been great for going back and forth between school and home at the beginning and end of vacations. Plus, it's quite compact, so it's pretty easy to get into even tight parking spaces, which proves quite useful at times!

 

I have a Toyota Rav 4 as well. The car is god-tier. It's been through 3 different accidents from previous owners, it's got 200k miles on it, it's got me for a driver, and it's still going strong. You just can't stop that car.

[CloudFyre 848]

I drive a bright yellow '88 Honda Prelude which has no antenna, no radio, no air conditioning, no carpets, no back seats, no fog lights, no spare tire, no odometer, and occasionally no speedometer as well. (Some days it decides that it's better for me not to know how fast I'm going.)

 

Do you think it's time for a new car yet?

 

 

 

 

 

[Sks_Burns 730]

no, its time to do an engine swap. all the added weight seems to be gone, so now it needs more power and a better suspension. ive driven a few stripped down cars, and theres nothing quite like feeling every bump and vibration as well as hearing everything working. its tough to find a clean older prelude, so if you have one, then make it special.