Wondering what kind of car everyone on here has
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I have a 2012 Nissan Murano. I love it. it's comfortable and has decent gas mileage for a crossover. It's has a lot of nice options on it as well. It's my third Murano I haven't used keys to start a car since 2005 and I love that I never have to take them out of my purse.
I wish I could get a vehicle that is a little more fun but my husband has a 370Z so someone in the family needs a practical vehicle.0 -
2012 Chrysler Town and Country (minivan). I LOVE IT! We traded in my 2000 T&C for this new one back in May (my Mothers Day Gift from my husband) and it was the best thing we ever did. I have named him Hank and I would recommend that anyone with kids get themselves a Hank! Gas Milage is good for the size of the vehicle (although if strictly in town driving it can burn gas kinda quick) and it has room to haul so much stuff plus all the kids and the family pet!.
Nothing I don't like about it so far and find it hard to believe that anything will come up the near future!0 -
1970 VW Beetle.
I get great gas mileage, it's reliable and it's adorable. I love, love, LOVE my car to death. I've been restoring it for about 4 years now, and all that is left is paint now.
It's not the fastest, but it moves when it needs to. (Top speed 90 MPH)
I don't recommend to people who don't like old cars, I guess...0 -
2004 350z and she's just as pretty as the day she was born. 6 speed.
2009 Edge, for carting around my spawn. Automatic.
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I drive a 2012 black Kia Sorento (would have kept my Toyota Tacoma had a car seat fit in the back)... My husband drives a 2011 black Mazda Rx-8.0
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I have a 2010 Hyundai Sante Fe. I like it because it has lots of space (my son is a high school hockey goalie - lots of gear) but isn't as big and gas-consuming as something like a Yukon. It's averaging 27 mpg and has satellite radio. I love that!0
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I have a 2001 Olds Alero. It's been from Canada (Manitoba) to Texas and back twice, not to mention Saskatchewan and Alberta multiple times.
It's been a great car, but within the last few years, she's been starting to go. I sink about $1500 every year into it. However, it's still cheaper then new car payments. I'm hoping she lasts me another couple of years, and then it's brand spankin' new car time for me :-)0 -
I have a 2009 Toyota Corolla, I previously had a 1998 Toyota Corolla until a Mack Truck used me as a hood ornament and pushed me 1/4 mile down the highway, I figured if I survived that without flipping over, maybe another Corolla was for me.0
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2008 Dodge Charger, my baby!
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The "work car" ~ 1998 Nissan Sentra SE ~ Pros: It's cute and sporty looking, paid for, cheap to insure and tag, and gets good mpg (30+). Cons would be noise and it rides like a hay wagon!
The "nice one" ~ 2004 Toyota 4Runner ~ Pros: Comfort, handling, lots of goodies, gets decent mpg (20), 4WD Con: No auxiliary input for my iPod and it's not paid for!0 -
The Cuteness that is Gordon Gordon (yes, that is his whole name) is a 2012 Kia Soul.
Surprising amount of room for a small vehicle, great gas mileage (I'm averaging 29 mpg city), very quiet ( as soon as he gets in, my dad tells me I can start the car any time I'm ready), love the satellite radio, dealership honors the Kia warranty and even offers a lifetime limited warranty.
Only downside:He's not a Jeep0 -
I have a 2009 Toyota Corolla, I previously had a 1998 Toyota Corolla until a Mack Truck used me as a hood ornament and pushed me 1/4 mile down the highway, I figured if I survived that without flipping over, maybe another Corolla was for me.
My first care was a 1989 corolla, just sold my 2005 nissan xtrail and bought a 1997 corolla (which is purple!)
Also have an 2008 f-150 lariat
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I drive a 2010 Mustang GT. Love everything about it, except it pretty much comes with speeding tickets!'98 Mustang. Not my favorite year, but it gets the job done.
I've always wanted a Mustang, so I like that. Doesn't get the best mileage, and I probably wouldn't recommend it, but it gets me around just fine.
I have an '85 Mustang GT waiting patiently for me to make it look better and currently drive an '04. The electrical gremlins have invaded the 04, but the 85 is a champ! Still wouldn't change the '04 (unless it was to upgrade to another). Funny thing when you find a car that fits both size and personality, you don't want to move from it.
During the summer, my ride is an '80 Suzuki GS850L. Nice to have a motorcycle until the cagers start using you for practice.0 -
2009 Yukon, love it!!0
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2012 Nissan Titan-King Cab, Sports Package, 20" wheels,tinted windows, 4x4..coming soon the nismo catback exhaust
Oh yeah, black in color
Love the truck, only downfall i have is 14mpg
Average mpg of 15.3 is exactly why I don't have my 2010 Titan King Cab anymore =( A real work horse and a great truck! I miss it, but just couldn't afford to drive it! (21 miles to work one way and dd plays competitive fastpitch; we rack up 25-30,000 miles a year not including the husband.)0 -
2005 Dodge Neon.
Before this vehicle i had a 2004 Dodge Dakota Quad Cab w/ aftermarket exhaust, tinted windows, bed liner and other goodies. I sure miss her! :sad:
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2010 Dodge Caliber...
It has a fridge in the glove compartment and ac outlets in the front and back of the car. AWD.0 -
I have a mountain bike and my feet.
I had a 96 blazer but it's been dead in my driveway for months now. We are trying to figure out what to do with it. My husband wants to play with it in the mud. I want to put a brick on the gas pedal and push it into the lake.
My husband has a 1990 Silverado. It's old as dirt, but brand new. We just put an engine in it. We share the car but he has it the most because he drives pretty far to work and works long hours, so right now I depend on my feet and the kindness of my family to get around when I can't use his truck.0 -
Ford Focuz Zx3. I love that it's a hatchback, and it's great that it has a small carbon footprint/great gas mileage. I dislike that it's not as safe as others because it's a small car and can get crushed, and that it's a Ford.
I would recommend it because it's sporty and utilitarian. I can fit a whole lot in the truck, and even push the backseats down if I need the extra space (bikes, garage sale finds, all kinds of gear, etc), and it only costs $50 bucks to fill up (everything's more expensive in Alaska so that would probably be like $30-$40 in the "lower 48")
Other vehicle is a Chevy Silverado. It's a great work truck, wonderful on big hauls and pulls the boat just fine. Suck factor is the gas mileage with prices the way they are here ($100 to fill it up), but that's on any larger vehicle I suppose. I would recommend it for all things associated with needing a truck.0 -
I don't own a car, but I intend to purchase a Yamaha WR250R motorcycle after I graduate (will be able to purchase it around this time, next year).
The car I do drive most often is a 2004 Chevrolet Cavalier.0 -
2007 Vauxhall Astra SRI Sport with 18" alloys, lowered and stainless exhaust - love it! Bought it off my ex, xPrincessx - hopefully in time I'll be able to buy her the Toyota MR2 that she wants
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A tan/silverish 2003 Buick Century. A little outdated, but still a great car. A deer smashed into it though and I it's got a real ugly dent in it right now. other than that I take pretty good care of it. And Im pretty sure my next car will be a Buick as well.0
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I have a 2009 nissan cube and l absolutely love it. I'd reccomend it to anyone!0
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2012 Hyundai Elantra.. I ablsolutely LOVE it. It's the perfect size for me and has great gas mileage which is nice driving back and forth between work, school and home.
*Oh and I'd definitely recommend it to anyone!0 -
My primary vehicle in the summer is my 2012 Harley Iron 883 which replaced my 1980 Yamaha XS400
For winter and rainy days I have a 2012 PriusC which replaced my 2010 Prius.0 -
I have a 2006 Ford 500....It fits all my kids, gets pretty good mileage and its paid for! Nothing better than a paid for car!
Recently traded my '06 500 for a used '10 Taurus. I bought it a year old with 5000 miles on it- hurray!
And I have absolutely loved my two Tauruses and my 500 which I traded because it was 4 years old and I put 160,000 miles on it.0 -
I have a Silver 2012 Ford Explorer. I LOVE LOVE LOVE it!!0
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2007 Harley-Davidson Road King Classic
I never thought I could love commuting so much.
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I have an '09 Honda Fit Sport - I love it! My husband has an '06 Jeep Wrangler Rubicon. They are the perfect set of vehicles for a couple. Mine is great on gas mileage for long trips (and has more cargo room than you might think) and my husband's is great in the snow. Fun to take the top off too in the nicer weather.0
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2004 Honda Pilot and I love it! 150K+ miles and has been the most reliable, low cost to maintain vehicle I have ever had. It's comfortable, easy to drive and only been in the repair shop once (for something other than maintenaince) in the 7+ years we've owned it.
Yes, I recommend.0
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