Cars, all of you have a car right?

[Fluttershy's Squid 46]

I drive a green 2005 Honda Element, a "toaster on wheels"

 

What I really want to drive though is a bright orange Pontiac Aztek. It's basically the most misunderstood car of all time, with its unique look and all. When you drive an Aztek, you know you're gonna be turning some heads. And the best part is, they have a terrible resale value so I could get one for super cheap! If only I could find one to buy...

[Creamy Arty 6,252]

I have a 2006 Chevy Impala. It's been an excellent car aside from a radiator leak. To be honest, I love old jalopies, and wouldn't mind driving a rusted 1984 Buick Regal or something like that instead.

 

 

I'm too young to have my own car. I don't even have my driver's license yet.

You're fortunate in one regard. Getting your license is great, as it allows you to go places without having to wait for somebody else to take you. One the other hand, I guarantee that you'll eventually want somebody to take you everywhere so you can just chill, but if you ask your parents or almost anybody else to carry you somewhere, they'll just tell you to do it yourself. The novelty wears off after a while.

[Autumn Skies 49]

I have a 2000 Chevy Malibu

 

Crappy gas mileage, but it gets me to where I wanna go, so I can't really complain. It's not like I'm out on the road for very long anyway.

[rcollinz13 428]

I'm 17, so I get to drive my parents old van. It's a Red 2010 Chrysler Town and Country. The only good thing about driving a minivan is that most people will back away from you on the road, because they think I'm a soccer Mum.

[Crutch 898]

I have a 2006 Hyundai Sonata.

 

The gas mileage is pretty good in my opinion. I don't really use it that much other than going to work or school, but hopefully it can last for me until I graduate from college.

[Acoustic Cloud 2,202]

Alright here's that beast truck i said i'd post about (completely kidding)

 

With no powersteering *flexes* It is a good workout...

 

'71 Ford

half ton

 

We put a new engine in it (uber fast now)

Sweet glass pack exhaust system (making it a low rumble/earthquake sound)

Next step is a new stereo system... This way pony music can be heard all over town.

Edited September 16, 2012 by Rainbow Dashey

[MLP Nick 8]

I dont have a car im only 17 but i did have a car i guess you could say it was my moms and she was going to give it to me as soon as i passed my test but i crashed it and its beyond repair so i cant have that one unforently

[Painterly 14]

My jeep is alive barely the only thing wrong with it is the 4x4 system which no longer works....... because i broke it and it cost 1500$ to put it into 2WD so i can be drive able the 4x4 would have gotten fixed but it would have been more costly than what the jeep is worth so 2WD until i can get the money to fix it myself (only 17 my mom paid for the repairs and was not happy when she found out how i broke it so far 4500$ have been spent fixing it since i started owning it >.>)

[FireFox 82]

When I lived in OKC, OK I had a ford Zx2 (many Ford Racing modifications) that I auto-x'd (SCCA Solo 2). When I moved back home to WV I traded it in on a jeep grand cherokee. As much as I enjoyed auto-x'ing 4-wheeling is in my blood .

[SXCJ40 125]

I can't get a picture of mine right now so imagine this one gold.

Stock:

• 1986 Porsche 944
• 2.5L slant 4
• 160 hp
• 5 speed manual
• 0-60mph 7 sec

Mods:

• Remove rear seats and replace with amp and subs (it was a 2+2 so you could only sit in the back if you had no legs)
• change throttle cam to one with better responce
• change casett radio to a new panasonic radio
• change insake system to a cold air intake with cone filter
• replace catalystic converter wih test pipe

[PrincessCadance 19]

My mom has a blue ford, like 2009 year or something. I like it. ^^

 

I wanna get a car so bad for my own. x3

I'll never afford a pretty car. D;

[Retro*Derpy 3,183]

Here is my 2004 blue jeep liberty(The pic isn't mine, but its the EXACT same thing). This jeep is amazing for everything like parallel parking, bad roads, Street racing, and overall easy to handle. Though what sucks about it is that the windows for some reason like to fall off the track and into the door. (It happened on two windows, and one is about to fall off, and it is a pain to fix)

 

Edited September 23, 2012 by Bobthecableman

[Arcus (Silver Lining) Wind 983]

I don't have a car. I have this...

It goes Vooooom vooom real fast! but other than that I'll use my Dads truck or just ride with a friend.

[Painterly 14]

This jeep is amazing for everything like parallel parking, bad roads, Street racing, and overall easy to handle.

yes yes it is the thing is "bad roads" for a jeep driver includes mud, rocks and lack of street signs manly because you are not on a road

[Thundershy 144]

I drive a Rav4 when I'm working. I also have an Impreza RS, Japanese imported WRX and a Suzuki sport bike for when I want to have more fun driving. I like working on cars too.

[TailsIsNotAlone 3,695]

I have a 2000 Dodge Stratus, red. Starting to rust around the edges. It runs, though.

 

Pegasisters are always welcome to ride along, but Rainbow Dash gets the front.

[Celtore 2,770]

I drive an orange 2005 Toyota Yaris. It gets me from point A to point B while not devouring my wallet in gas costs, so I'm quite pleased with it. The air conditioning doesn't hurt either, especially during the summer months...

 

I haven't made any modifications to it and the only CD I have in it is the legend of zelda ocarina of time soundtrack

Edited September 22, 2012 by Celtore

[FoxyCryptid 4,330]

My first car's probably going to be a 2000 Crown Victoria, which I'll have until which time I can afford to sell and add on to the money to get something else.

[Smokin'HotRarity 182]

You're doing it wrong.

 

I disagree. Not having a car is actually beneficial for the environment. When you carpool it saves a lot of gas. Carpooling can be tricky but if you have good friends or parents with an open schedule, and plan it right it can actually save a lot of money.

[Nah 3,182]

Well I need my license, but I'm hoping to get a 2006 Chevy Impala LTZ.

 

It's a stylish looking car and gets good gas mileage, plus it's roomy.

 

And of course, I'm going to ponify it.

[Chevette 1,052]

I proudly drive a 2006 Pontiac GTO with the 6.0 Liter LS2 Corvette engine, it's a six speed manual with over 400 horse and over 400lbs of torque. It also has the high performance K&N air filter. My GTO does 0 to 60 in 4 seconds, 0 to 100 in 11 seconds and it does a 12 second quarter mile. It has the 18 inch stock rims along with high performance BF Goodrich tires.

 

I currently have the stock Blaupunkt audio system with the six speakers and the six disc CD changer. The interior is black with orange gauges and stitching to match the "brazen orange metallic" exterior color. The "brazen orange metallic" is a rare color for the GTO, it is not seen as much as the other stock colors and I was happy to find one that did.

 

The exhaust is the stock GTO exhaust which was engineered to match the sound of the 1964 GTO exhaust system. It's 3 inch pipes running back to dual 3 and 1/2 inch chrome tips, for stock exhaust, i was very impressed with the way it sounded.

My windows are tinted up, and I rock a "my other ride is a pegasus" sticker in my rear window next to my Air Force hat and my Dale Earnhardt Sr. hat.

 

As you can probably tell, I enjoy my car, so here's a picture of her:

[Gone Airbourne 21,977]

 

This is my car I drive everyday on the highway! With my large friiii & large diet coka colua! I be eatin' my big mac while smack the steering wheel....

 

I saw this car on the road one day seriously

 

 

It's a Toyota - nothing to worry about.

My vehicle - 1998 Ford Ranger XLT

2.5L Straight-4, 5-speed manual. It's as stock as they come, but I absolutely love it. Small trucks are perfect for the occasional haul or tow (and fantastic for moving), and still get decent mileage. Plus, the manual transmission makes it a real car. I did recently have a slight encounter with a pole... (Notice the Fluttershy decal, however. )

 

But, one day, I hope to get my 1988 Ranger XLT back up and running. 2.3L straight-4 fuel injected, also 5 speed-manual. Slight electrical modification.

Currently it sits at my parents house with a cracked crankshaft. Saving up little by little to get a rebuilt engine and have her back.

 

 

Oh man that is a really nice Ford Ranger on the bottom! o.o Rangers are amazing trucks. My dad has had his since 1993 and has clocked over 350,000+ miles on it... btw the milometer thingy broke a couple years back so who knows how many miles it has on it now 0.o Edited September 22, 2012 by Gone ϟ Airbourne

[Gigachip 148]

I proudly drive a 2006 Pontiac GTO with the 6.0 Liter LS2 Corvette engine, it's a six speed manual with over 400 horse and over 400lbs of torque. It also has the high performance K&N air filter. My GTO does 0 to 60 in 4 seconds, 0 to 100 in 11 seconds and it does a 12 second quarter mile. It has the 18 inch stock rims along with high performance BF Goodrich tires.

 

I currently have the stock Blaupunkt audio system with the six speakers and the six disc CD changer. The interior is black with orange gauges and stitching to match the "brazen orange metallic" exterior color. The "brazen orange metallic" is a rare color for the GTO, it is not seen as much as the other stock colors and I was happy to find one that did.

 

The exhaust is the stock GTO exhaust which was engineered to match the sound of the 1964 GTO exhaust system. It's 3 inch pipes running back to dual 3 and 1/2 inch chrome tips, for stock exhaust, i was very impressed with the way it sounded.

My windows are tinted up, and I rock a "my other ride is a pegasus" sticker in my rear window next to my Air Force hat and my Dale Earnhardt Sr. hat.

 

As you can probably tell, I enjoy my car, so here's a picture of her:

 

 

love the ride!

gotta add that I love these GM engines too

LS engines are awesome. I'm running a LS3 model(L99) currently. But I wouldn't mind having a run lol. Would be interesting

[Chevette 1,052]

love the ride!

gotta add that I love these GM engines too

LS engines are awesome. I'm running a LS3 model(L99) currently. But I wouldn't mind having a run lol. Would be interesting

 

Thank you! I agree, the LS motors definitely have power. The LS3 is the 2010 Camaro SS engine right? the 6.2 liter? If so, that's a sweet ride! I was debating to get a Camaro myself, but then I became interested in the GTO's.

[Gigachip 148]

Thank you! I agree, the LS motors definitely have power. The LS3 is the 2010 Camaro SS engine right? the 6.2 liter? If so, that's a sweet ride! I was debating to get a Camaro myself, but then I became interested in the GTO's.

 

yup, though unlike yours mines and Auto.

I also have a good list of bolt on mods including, Longtubes, highflow cats, and magnaflow catback. Also have a Cold Air intake, close to pushing 500 horses

you look into getting some exhaust for your car. these LS engines sound great with an exhaust set up. Though I don't know what your areas laws are for emissions. Plus if you get exhaust mileage drops a lot, used to get ~29/30 mpg highway and 24 combined. Now I'm only ~24 highway, and 11 city.

Edited September 23, 2012 by Gigachip