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  • Jason
    Member
    • Jan 2008
    • 1370

    #1

    What does everybody drive?

    Natural question for me; I'm a total car freak. :wink:

    Here are my current babies:



    I drove Dodges for years, but after much time and money spent along with wadding one up on the freeway (violently), I decided to take a break from muscle cars. I'll probably go back one day, but by then prices will be so ridiculous, it won't be worth it anymore. :x

    Sooo, whatcha got? I'm definitely interested to see what some of you drive...your car is an extension of yourself, after all... :wink:
  • rollinred
    Banned Users
    • Aug 2008
    • 115

    #2
    Chevy, and chevy only. I like all chevy's, from the corvette to the cavalier. In fact I own two cavaliers, on is my winter car, one I like to chop up and mess around with as much as possible. In a couple of years I plan on buying a camaro. Probably a third gen camaro.

    My Dad has 3 camaros, a 67 327 that we just finished a full restoration on, it was his first car. The next is a 79 z28 that has only 60,000 origional miles and had no work done on it ever, and is in nearly mint condition. And the last is a 2002 Berger camaro. For the majority of people who do not know what Berger means, basically it is like the modern era copo camaro. A special, factory authorized, performance edition build. Where one specific company sends the car out to a performance shop to be "hopped up" and still have the factory warranty. Only 40 of these cars were built in 2002. 380 hp rating, lowered, bigger wheels/tires, and many other exclusives on this car.

    So basically thats the whole history of the family chevy tradition, and there is not a single vehicle in our family that is not a chevy, and unless the factory closes down, there will be NO other vehicle.

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    • RobME
      Member
      • Jul 2008
      • 387

      #3
      Re: What does everybody drive?

      Originally posted by Jason
      Here are my current babies
      Those were nice well balanced cars; those old 3 series bimmers. I drove a 325es back in the late 80's. It was a fun car. Pardon my ignorance but (hard for me to tell from the photo), are yours M3's?

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      • Zero
        Member
        • May 2006
        • 1522

        #4
        I drive a pair of shoes. Fuel prices in the UK make American gas look like a freakin' bargain and there's no space on the roads here anyway, even if I could afford a damned car :lol: Trains are way faster anyway.

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        • Winter Wooskie
          Member
          • Aug 2008
          • 78

          #5
          A 1997 Chevy Silverado Z71, its the extended cab short box...its pretty nice... But, I basically need it to get up my driveway in the winter time...here in Montana, you are a fool to own a single thing that doesn't have 4 wheel drive...unless of course its a hot rod summer driver, or what have you!


          Ahh yes the BMW...Bavarian Manure Wagon... haha no im just kidding they are great cars well made at that.

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          • The Wolf
            Member
            • Oct 2007
            • 132

            #6
            A 1991 Renault 19 GTS. A good car for my needs.

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            • Steel Blue 91
              Member
              • May 2008
              • 163

              #7
              My daily driver is a 1992 Ford Ranger (every guy needs a truck). My weekend cruiser is a 1991 Corvette.

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              • darkwing
                Member
                • Oct 2007
                • 415

                #8
                A 10-year-old Mazda 323.

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                • RobsanX
                  Member
                  • Aug 2008
                  • 2030

                  #9
                  2007 Honda Accord SE V6...

                  Here's a link to my one of my websites (yeah I know it needs updating... :P )

                  RNA Racing

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                  • chainsnuser
                    Senior Member
                    • Jan 2007
                    • 1388

                    #10
                    1997 Nissan Almera



                    The difference between German and Japanese cars (in quality) may be not as big as the difference between American and Japanese cars, but I just like to drive a car that gives me the feeling, that, if something goes wrong, then the boss of the firm will take a sword and ram it into his belly, instead of just retire and getting a huge retirement pay (even more huge than if he did anything right).

                    Apart from that, this car is just perfect for me. Modern cars are just a piece of "over-technisized crap", even if they need a litre less per 100Km or drive 5 miles more per gallon.

                    I love my car and since I can't drive it simply as long as I want to (cars in Germany need an independent technical check, usually by an organisation, called "TÜV" in every two years), I'll drive it "until the TÜV us do part!" :lol:

                    Cheers!

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                    • bmwgsa
                      Member
                      • Jul 2008
                      • 248

                      #11
                      My kids.....



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                      • moneymanmike
                        Member
                        • Jul 2008
                        • 133

                        #12
                        1950 chevy styleline 4 door

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                        • airwoodstock
                          Banned Users
                          • Aug 2008
                          • 340

                          #13
                          We've always been with Mopar all the way back to my Granddad's 48 business coupe. Currentl running in the family team is:

                          2006 Ram 1500 Quad Cab 5.7L Hemi = Mine
                          2007 Charger 5.7L Hemi = The Wife's
                          2005 Ram SRT 10 = Inherited from Granddad (92 yrs and stopped driving)

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                          • Jason
                            Member
                            • Jan 2008
                            • 1370

                            #14
                            Re: What does everybody drive?

                            Originally posted by RobME
                            Originally posted by Jason
                            Here are my current babies
                            Those were nice well balanced cars; those old 3 series bimmers. I drove a 325es back in the late 80's. It was a fun car. Pardon my ignorance but (hard for me to tell from the photo), are yours M3's?
                            I wish...

                            The red one is a 325es and the gray one is a 325i. One will eventually have a ridiculously large turbo if I ever get the time and money. I would love a first-generation M3, but even stripped shells go for a few grand.

                            You guys have some cool stuff... 8)

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                            • cocsp2002
                              Member
                              • Jul 2008
                              • 509

                              #15
                              I drive a Kia...and a Toyota Echo...they're small. And fuel efficient. And not fast by any definition of the word.

                              Zero, you'd probably beat me in a race, but at least I'd be an air conditioned loser...

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