What Do You Drive?

[Kavik79]

nice lotus...and good choice Surf Monkey

I drive an '03 Subaru Impreza WRX wagon, Sonic Yellow, partially modded, with a pile of parts in the garage waiting for a couple more parts to be rady for an install week

with more money, I'd do a tranny and motor swap in this and buy a clean looking beater for crappy weather

 

[johnny bravo]

I currently drive a 01 eclipse gt. Surf monkey, i just got rid of a 50th AE 300 that i fixed up, miss it already

 

[Surf Monkey]

nice lotus...and good choice Surf Monkey

I drive an '03 Subaru Impreza WRX wagon, Sonic Yellow, partially modded, with a pile of parts in the garage waiting for a couple more parts to be rady for an install week

with more money, I'd do a tranny and motor swap in this and buy a clean looking beater for crappy weather

Yeah, you can't go wrong with the early to mid '00s WRXs. They're all great. The only thing that bugs me about the '05 is the fact that they redesigned the headlights. I don't like the "wooshy" looking ones as much as the previous round lights. Aside from that, it's just an amazingly solid and fun car to drive. Really fast too. It's practically as quick as my brother's 911.

 

[Zofryer]

I have a thing for 80's bmw. Right now I have a sixer in immaculate shape.

 

[Surf Monkey]

Oooooh! She's perdy.

 

[Jim Davis]

Had quite a collection of antiques & classics years ago, but now traveling for a living.

Bought my 96 Intrepid new, and still driving it. Just turned over 55,000 miles.

 

[Kavik79]

I don't like the "wooshy" looking ones as much as the previous round lights.

Exactly, I had an '02 wrx sedan before this.....love the 'bugeyes', that's why I didn't buy a newer one this time around. Of course, the 2.5 engine in a newer one would be nice

 

[sparky750]

That's a bummer man, seriously...I had an 04' M3 prior to picking up the new one, totally different animal really. Much more tame when you want her to be. Did you take her for a test drive at least?

As for the watches, I dabble here and there. I've got a decent collection that I try to add to annually. My avatar is my most recent addition; Gents sized Omega Seamaster Professional, Co-Axial movement of course

It may have been the test drive that put her off a little fantastic car i've put a diff in the 335 and tuned it a little up to 360, Nice watch I'm the same try to add one each year although some take a little longer to save for

 

[Lochstar]

Wow, almost afraid to answer... all these fancy cars... lol.

I drive a '79 Dodge B200 Shorty van that I'm doing a retro-ish 70's restore on. It sports a 360 2bbl in it. Not quite fuel efficient but great for road trips and camping and gear hauling. Sadly, gonna take a bit to save up for the paint job I wanna do.

If had the money and storage, then a '71 Olds 442 convertible is tops on my list.

 

[Jay9928]

I have a 2008 Honda Civic Hybrid. Get roughly 515 mile to the tankful. Love the car.

 

[LABeachBum]

Who needs 4 wheels. No car here. Just a Suzuki GSF600S Bandit. But I generally rent Pontiac G6's during the 4 days a year that it rains here (Santa Monica, CA).

 

[535cheetah]

nuthin fancy like some of ya guys lol .... 05 chevy,ext cab just got 60k miles on her today

and during summer 08 gsxr 600



if i had money's .... i would luvvvvvvvvvv to buy a beater of a 69 camero and re build it from the frame up .. drool ...

 

[Surf Monkey]

Who needs 4 wheels. No car here. Just a Suzuki GSF600S Bandit. But I generally rent Pontiac G6's during the 4 days a year that it rains here (Santa Monica, CA).

I used to love motorcycles. I had a Honda 350 for years and then a Yamaha XS-1100 Special. All told I rode bikes almost constantly for about a dozen years. But I had to give it up because I saw too many of my friends maimed and or killed on bikes. It doesn't matter how good a rider you are, the chances of being mortally wounded on a bike are astronomical compared to those one faces behind the wheel of a car. It stopped being worth the risk. Fun, but ultimately too dangerous.

 

[Surf Monkey]

if i had money's .... i would luvvvvvvvvvv to buy a beater of a 69 camero and re build it from the frame up .. drool ...

The window is closing fast. Back when I was in high school you could get a late '60s Camero for a song. Now even the ugly mid '70s models are starting to appreciate in value rapidly.

 

[puff-101]

Wow, almost afraid to answer... all these fancy cars... lol.

I drive a '79 Dodge B200 Shorty van that I'm doing a retro-ish 70's restore on. It sports a 360 2bbl in it. Not quite fuel efficient but great for road trips and camping and gear hauling. Sadly, gonna take a bit to save up for the paint job I wanna do.

If had the money and storage, then a '71 Olds 442 convertible is tops on my list.

olds 442...nice. A friend i raced cars with just sold one about a year ago

 

[puff-101]

The window is closing fast. Back when I was in high school you could get a late '60s Camero for a song. Now even the ugly mid '70s models are starting to appreciate in value rapidly.

I am holding out for a particular 1969 Camaro. My grandparents bought a 69 NEW in 1969 and it is still grandma's daily driver.... I have made it abuldantly clear that i want it when they choose to let her go.

aside from that I also have gone through a number of 1970 Camaro's and Trams Am's as race cars for our local circle track....

 

[cyberwolfrob]

I dont drive **** now...go out to get in my car at 5 am to go to work...come to find out that it's not there. Just waitin by the phone for the cops to call and tell me they found it. This crap sucks big time considering that this is the only vehicle our Family has and we have a 3 month old son. Gettin into the winter months in the Northwest with NO CAR! Damn tweekers!! URGGGH!

 

[Houdini]

I don't drive much since I work from home but when I do it's a 2000 Pontiac Grand Prix Daytona 500. Only 2000 were made like this.

I saw a VW cc the other day which has sparked my interest but I can't justify having a car payment on a car that will mostly sit in the garage.

 

[Antebellum]

I drive a white '92 Lincoln Mk 7 LSC with a ridiculous white interior. It's an old-man's car that the law seems to look right through as if someone driving it couldn't possibly be doing anything wrong. I've always thought that cars that hardly ever get anybody in the back seat don't need four doors.

The flip side of driving an old Lincoln is that a certain percentage of the motoring public assume that it's not moving (regardless of whatever forward speed) and feel a duty to pass it as soon as possible.

 

[wanderlust]

Well, just had to jump in, even without pictures. Currently drive 84 380sl w/220K on odometer. Dream car would be a Pantera but sure wouldn't pass up the Lotus. Good looking ride.