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Just like the title says, what do you drive? and why?

A 2003 Ford Mondeo. Why? Because it's brilliant

OK, I'm fooling myself, but it is a good car and it's cheap to run. Looks like this..




It'll tide me over until I have the deposit for this beauty…

2002 GTi.
My 82 Condillac eldorado went poop.

2004 Spyder Eclipse



2011 Wrangler "Yeti"



2009 Wrangler

2003 Toyota Tacoma

The name changes from across the nations is crazy , guess i'll throw mine out..chevrolet silverado

Toyota Sienna. Sometimes I drive the Camry. Not exciting cars, but you can do exciting things in them.

Peugeot 407 and Honda NC 700 S

 sarpedons-right-hand wrote:

It'll tide me over until I have the deposit for this beauty…

I also wan't that one, but the wife isn't letting me buy it...

PhantomViper wrote:
Peugeot 407 and Honda NC 700 S

 sarpedons-right-hand wrote:

It'll tide me over until I have the deposit for this beauty…

I also wan't that one, but the wife isn't letting me buy it...

It was actually my wife's choice after she drove one followed by a BMW 330d. She preferred the Mercedes, but only just.

2001 Subaru Outback. It's my grandmother's old one when the got the 2013 version, and she is... a absent-minded driver. Think Mr.Magoo. As such two of it's doors are from a Legacy, the sun roof is caulked shut to stop rain leaking in, and it's covered in dings, scrtaches and dents. Can't complain though, because it was a free car, when I have no hope of affording even a used one .

2013 Ford Mustang GT

Work: 2004 Jeep Wrangler Mountain

Summer non work: 2013 Nissan 370Z

Summer play: 2014 Harley Davidson Ultra Classic Limited CVO

.... I gots toys

A bicycle.

As above. Bicycle. I either cycle to wear I need to get to (if I'm not with the wife) or walk.

The wife drives a 2011 Honda Jazz hatchback.

2005 Chevorlet Equinox. I'm actually thinking about using my works bonus in February to get me one of these:



Right side steering Lancer Evo 4. Throw everyone here for a loop

2014 Ford Fusion:



4 cylinder, which is a step down from the V6 Sebring I had before, but it still has some pickup when it needs to, and gets better mileage. It's a nice car.

I test drove a Focus, but it felt like a wind-up clown car by comparison.

2012 Kia Soul +, complete with hail dents :(

I drive a Subaru Outback, and my wife drives a Subaru Impreza WRX.

We love our Subarus. We need all wheel drive, because we live in the mountains.

I used to drive this a 2005 EP3 Civic TypeR, but then I went all sensible and bought a 2006 BMW 120d.

So this is my every day car: 2014 Nissan Sentra



This is my practice/hunting/hauling car: 2012 Nissan Titan (not mine, but looks a lot like it)

I drive 'Betty' my beloved Bugeye WRX haven't had her for long but I've been putting some coins into getting her where I want performance wise! so much fun!

I present: Ms. Caroline - 2012 Dodge Challenger SXT/SST+

Purchased with 6k miles as my daily driver (reason for the v6) in March of 2013, currently has 11k (as of yesterday actually) since my commute is roughly 4 miles each way. Have had some head work done, plus a few bolt on parts and such, had it on a Dyno after the head work and she puts down 352 h.p., not too shabby for a lowly V6. As part of the SST+ package she has tuned suspension and I have subsequently added braces front and rear to stiffin up the chassis a bit and for such a heavy car it really hugs the curvy roads here in Washington. She is very comfortable to cruise in and plenty fast enough to get me in trouble and powerful enough to kick the rear end around if desired. Apologies for the poor picture, my wife took it on her Surface tab.. This was just before a big Mopar cruise the car club I am a member of (All Around Mopars) did.

Future plans are 20" viper rims to replace the 20" chrome clads that are on it, 10 PSI supercharger that should get me near 500 h.p. (yes its possible with the 3.6, and they person I know that has done it is putting down 11.7 second 1/4 mile times), coil over kit and I need to find the chin spoiler off a SRT challenger that isn't damaged more for esthetics than actual downforce gains since it widens up the front of the car a bit.

Just picked up a 2014 VW Passat, Wolfsburg Ed. My first VW since my Rabbit in High School. The Passat is absolutely brilliant. A driver's car through & through... and (unbelievably) cheaper to insure than my old Toyota Coralla.


This isn't MY car obviously... but it's the same car.

2005 ford danger ranger


Not mine but same truck without the cap

This picture isn't of mine either, but I drive a 2014 Audi A6:



Bought it because I was selling insurance, so shoulda been rolling in money.... Now Im a college student with a really flash car

What made you folks choose the vehicle you drive?

I have two close friends that have been driving VWs for years and swear by them. I took a very long test drive of several models & was lured by 0% financing and a reasonable price on the 2014s.

I drive an 2004 A4.

2002 VW Jetta. Had the features I wanted at a reasonable price. Everyone I know who’s had a VW has spoken highly of theirs, so that helped tip the scales.

Crimson Heretic wrote:
What made you folks choose the vehicle you drive?

I've always wanted a Mustang so I bought one.

It looks cool, it's loud, and it's fast.