Other than your bike what do you drive?

Purchased it in 1990...originally from Texas and I bought it from a kid who was finishing grad school at U-M for $6K. 18 years later its still worth about the same as I paid 8)

 

nothing like a non depreciating asset...haha. nice buy man.

 

Have you done any performance mods on it? or is it all show, no go?

 

No performance mods. Has a 3.4 V6, enough get up and go for me. It's my daily driver and I commute 40 min one way. This was my wife's car which we sold to her son. He never made payments to us the got in a driver side front side collision. Sat in the bodyshop yard for a year then I had them fix the mechanicals ( front hub assembly and all linkages) then I brought it home and did the body work. The plan was to just fix it stock...then I started finding cool stuff on Ebay!! LOL Buying the paint and body kit and wheels didn't leave enough left for performance mods. That's ok by me though. I get where I'm goin' as fast as I need and can do it in style 8)

 

1998 ttop camaro. v6, been getting about 19-20 in town, actually does way better, 31mpg-ish, on the highway.

I had a 3000gt for a brief time. it was fun, i loved it. but when it broke i couldnt get parts. not trying to talk you out of it by any means, but definately something to look into. I imagine the stealths are easier to get parts for. I vote for the trans-am. long live (and welcome back!) f-bodies!

 

even as a ford man, I say TRANS AM!

Sick cars *drool*

 

97 BMW 528I
02 Pontiac Montana

 

2000 Ford ZX2
power nuthin' keyed locks, crank windows, 5 speed, basically a seat and an engine but it has 117K on and counting. Paid $7000 for it in 2003 with 21 K on the odo. hell I have lost more on depreciation on some of my cars.

30 mpg Best car I ever had...

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My baby: 2007 GMC Sierra 5.3L Crew Cab, avg 16 mpg around town, 21 mpg or so highway, not too bad for 305 horses. Being able to tow 7600 lbs has come in handy several times. I hope to buy a camper soon. Only mistake I made was not getting 4wd.

My daily driver: 2002 Buick Rendezvous 3.4L V6 AWD, averages about 22 mpg overall. Bought from my sister for $2500, after dealer offered her crap for trade in. I just took it over 100,000, and use it for commuting and long highway trips. When I bought it, it was well behind on pretty much all maintenance, and came close to overheating due to a low coolant problem. After flushing it about 8 times with water, I switched from dex-cool to regular anti-freeze, and it's been great since.

As you can tell, Im a fan of GM cars.

 

Like Lisa and fonz, I have a 1998 Dodge Dakota with a gas sucking V6. The Chrysler Town and Country is the wife and kids vehicle.

 

I've got my '91 Toyota Previa which I totally love. I'll rebuild the engine if it ever dies. 311,000 and counting. It mostly is just for road trips and hauling these days as I have an '06 Scion XB as a daily driver. Holds a lot of stuff and gets 36mpg!

 

When not on the bike I'm driving my S10... another project vehicle.
When that's getting worked on I drive my dad's avalanche, haha.

Although I've been known to drive both my vehicles at once. 8)

 

Hmmmm. Lemme see here. Besides my 650, I've got a 1994 Dodge Caravan, 1986 Nissan 300zx, and a 2007 Mazda 3. I'll keep the other vehicles out of this list for now.

 

Daily driver-96 Corsica picked it up for 600 bucks about 4 years ago and haven't done a thing to it besides put a new radiator on it. Gets close to 27 in town and 29 on the highway.

My Baby-72 Firebird Formula 400 Stock all except I got rid of the points system converted it to electric. Other than that only changed a starter on it. Runs like a beast but since gas is as expensive as it is now I only get it out to play on special occassions. 10 in town 16 highway unless I'm playing then 6 in town 10 highway. It's fun.

 

hehehehe, this was fun.
Daily driver, when it rains.
I drive an '83 Buick LeSabre.
I get 14mpg, not bad for an 25 years old V8 car.
I got '77 Trans Am, honeycomb wheels on it, with 235/75's, so it sits up nice and high.

I've got a loaded '99 sable LS, with the DOHC 24valve motor, sitting in the garage.
I'm repainting it, I've never owned a Ford so when she goes on the road this should be interesting.

 

98 CIRRUS LXI, Full load with leather my first old man sedan! but i'm 29 this year and i like being comfortable more than being cool!

 

Here's a pic of the kids "decorating" my family hauler It's a 2007 Ford Freestyle Limited. It has the CVT and a Durawreck V6


My commuter car is a 2000 Acura Integra LX 4dr. 108K and just barely broken in.

 

Well lets see.

My work truck is a 2005 Chevy 3500 Express Van
My Trailer Hauler is a 1995 F-250 7.3 DI Turbo Deisel
My Grocery Getter is a 2003 Chevy Surban LT 1500
My Summer Cruiser is a 1980 4.9 Litre Turbo Pontiac Trans Am ( Black Bandit Addition )
My Quarter Mile Race Car is a 1972 SS. Nova with 396 Big Block Dyno at 525 HP (Not Street Legal) Run's 11.20's @ 119Mph
My Summer Good Gas Mileage Commuter is a 1989 Buick Century Limited Odometer says 43,000 Miles (My Mom's Old Car)

Note: My Insurance guy loves me I'm his best customer

 

My daily driver, my race car, and the most fun car I have ever owned: '03 MINI Cooper S. Built to order and autocrossed from almost day one.

 

Historically I've leaned more towards German cars; these days, though, both my vehicles are Japanese: 2002 4Runner SR5 and the SECA.