On campus already so… the bus. big pimpin.
07 Chevy Aveo 4 door. Cheap. Good gas mileage. That’s all I wanted really.
03 BMW 540i “sport” which just means it has a spoiler on the back.
Plenty of horsepower, plus, after a new mass-air sensor, it gets almost 30 mpg on the highway. The variable timing system is to thank for that. Gas mileage is pretty shitty in town though.
I love this car. I’ll drive it until it dies. Or I die. Whichever comes first.
Just got an '08 Lexus ES350.
33mpg on the highway, and have had it up to 130 with some peddle left.
Bes car i have ever owned.
My first new car ever.
2007 MazdaSpeed6 GT Fully Loaded.
Acura TL Type-S, dark grey. Awesome piece of engine, like it better than my friend’s BMW.
I love my A4.
[quote]rainjack wrote:
Just got an '08 Lexus ES350.
33mpg on the highway, and have had it up to 130 with some peddle left.
Bes car i have ever owned. [/quote]
Agreed RJ, I have had a few cars in my past and nothing has ever ridden smoother and given me less headaches than the Lexus.
Mazda 626. Just got a rebuilt engine put into it, but the car itself has 236k miles already, so the tranny will probably go out sometime in the next year or 2. Gets 28 miles a gallon though, so not bad. Doesn’t look all that cool, but it works.
The Japanese and Germans by far make the best cars. I had a Nissan Pathfinder that went for 240k miles before my lousy brother wrecked it, it ran very well for so many miles. It will be a very long time before I would consider getting an American built car. I love this country, but the bottom line is that they are nowhere near the quality of foreign cars, and no one needs the headache of car trouble.
[quote]MaximusB wrote:
The Japanese and Germans by far make the best cars. I had a Nissan Pathfinder that went for 240k miles before my lousy brother wrecked it, it ran very well for so many miles. It will be a very long time before I would consider getting an American built car. I love this country, but the bottom line is that they are nowhere near the quality of foreign cars, and no one needs the headache of car trouble.[/quote]
Agree.
My favourite make of car would be Audi’s - I think their current shapes and designs are awesome.
I have one of these back in SA - I love Japanese cars and although mine is over 13 years old now, it’s still one of the most reliable cars I’ve ever driven.
2005 Infiniti G35 Sedan, 6MT
It’s a great balance between fun and usefulness (love that baby seat in the back…).
1998 EX500 (which I don’t ride nearly enough)
2008 Orange Dodge Avenger
2001 Jeep Wrangler and 2001 Suburban
1994 newly semi rennovated orange subway.
once my new job gets underway ill probaly end up saving for a car. im looking for not too bad on gas but not ugly as sin either. im really lookin for a 300zx maybe a Prelude.
2006 MINI Cooper.
If I had it my way, and the price of gas wasn’t headed in the direction it was, this would be my beast on wheels. Maybe in another life.
I’ve always wanted a Merlot Brougham and a DeLorean.
I’m only in high school, but here’s my ride.