What do you drive?

What car do you drive? Is it yours? Do you owe payments on it?

I drive a 2006 Ford Mustang, which I bought back in May of this year. It's under my name and I owe no payments.

If you don't drive, what kind of car do you want to drive?

yes yes tagging Cobalt it had to be done.

lol knew that was coming, was going to inb4 bike, etc..

Ironically that was my response when one of my friends asked that question.

Was tagged so mine as well post.

I have a 2002 Chevy Blazer, 2008 Chevy Malibu, and a 2012 Chevy Sonic. I don't pay a dime outside insurance and gas for these. I don't do car payments and paid cash for all.

quote Stodie

A 1999 Ford Ranger that gets 15 miles to the gallon.

So ya, I'm the human manifestation of what's wrong with the world.

I have a 2002 Chevy Blazer that gets 14.6.

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And Mutha-fukkin this:

This old thang

300c hemi

quote Cobalt

quote Stodie

A 1999 Ford Ranger that gets 15 miles to the gallon.

So ya, I'm the human manifestation of what's wrong with the world.

I have a 2002 Chevy Blazer that gets 14.6.

If we are having a bad MPG contest I wanna join.
I drive a train that gets 0.1 MPG In metric that's about 2,300L/100km

That's on a good day, can get worse consumption then that.
Still more fuel efficient then a hybrid per tonne.



Oh yeah normally my car gets 13mpg driving around my city
If I drive on the freeway ill get 23mpg+

Bikes use FA fuel and are fun. I really should learn how to change gears on one so I can get one.
That's the only thing stopping me really.

My next car will be a black SUV with black windows possibly black wheels depending what it looks lilke.
I don't know what it is, but blacked out SUVs look mysterious and cool, plus its good you don't see many here.

quote Ben73

Bikes use FA fuel and are fun. I really should learn how to change gears on one so I can get one.
That's the only thing stopping me really.

Ach its easier with a little practice.

In many ways its easier than a car (i would say that though) as bikes all have sequential gearboxes. Your left hand disengages the clutch then you just click the left foot lever up to go up and down to go down. It can be quite fidgety at first but it makes sense when you get the hang of it.

If you know anyone who is into offroading i'd get a shot of a dirtbike on some open land. After 10 minutes of farting about and stalling you'd have it down pretty well, it'll become kinda automatic. It really is one of those things which looks harder than it is.

Motorcycle training is usually really good aswell. Most guys doing that are patient and very helpful. If there something bikers like doing its getting new people into bikes.

This bad boy right here!

I mean god damn!