What car do you drive?

[CheckYourLights]

I insist on rear wheel drive.

I always have as well. I would like to give something AWD a try, but after using a front wheel drive car to take my test and learn in never again. Some ride nice, but I just feel better being pushed then pulled.

 

[jokiin]

I've had five all wheel drive cars, 4 Subaru 1 Mitsubishi, great cars, great in the wet too

 

[DT MI]

I've had five all wheel drive cars, 4 Subaru 1 Mitsubishi, great cars, great in the wet too

I've been driving nothing but 4WD/AWD vehicles since 1995. You'll never get me into anything else - well worth the minimal hit on fuel mileage. They handle all road conditions better than anything I've driven in a comparable body style.

 

[russ331]

I've been driving nothing but 4WD/AWD vehicles since 1995.

The only AWD vehicle I ever owned was a GMC Syclone. One of only around 2,000 ever built. All made in 1991. Nearly all in black. 330bhp @ 1 bar boost as delivered to the dealers. 0-60mph in 4.6 & 1/4 mile in 13.5. In 1991 no car could touch that, save for the twin-turbo Porsche 959. Happy days

 

[DT MI]

The only AWD vehicle I ever owned was a GMC Syclone....

My current ride. My father used to work in the plant building them and always said he regretted never owning one. My neighbor sells them so I got a really good deal on it. I've always heard people say they seldom regret things they did, but always regretted things they didn't do. At least now I won't have the same regrets my father did.

AWD, HP - 308, Torque - 265, 6 speed auto with manual mode, adaptive variable suspension. Luxury ride that's fun to drive and can be pushed pretty hard.

 

[Steve Coomber]

BMW E46 M3

 

[niko]

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BMW E46 M3

I love "old gen." M3 and M5. The only two "issues" is to remember locations of all gas stations and that u can not use even half of those cars potential legally ( only on closed racing tracks ).

 

[reverend]

I was sat in the back of one of those E46 M3's as my mate brought us back from Manchester to Chesterfield - I remember having a few bruises afterwards as he liked to show his drifting skills!!

 

[Steve Coomber]

It's not to bad on petrol on the motorway if I stick to between 75-80mph I get 30 mpg

 

[dashcamnh]

'13 WRX sedan. I would've just bought something with FWD if I didn't live in New England but makes a huge difference on the way it drives in snow and how the rear doesn't whip out like FWD does even with snow tires. Fun car

 

[USDashCamera]

my car back in 2012 after a dodge ram coming down hill ran a stop sign and t boned me. I was going from right to left, no stop sign for me. My car slid about 40 feet and about 120 degrees. was pretty scary.

I had used a sony cybershot as a dash cam and a few apps at that point but I was not using anything at the time since I gave up on those solutions.

Cost over $11,400US to fix plus the rental car for 45 days was $1600, all on the dodge rams insurance.

 

[niko]

It's not to bad on petrol on the motorway if I stick to between 75-80mph I get 30 mpg

One of my friends who is fan of M3 and M5, once said as a joke: "It's a sin to drive this beauty within legal speed limits."

 

[DT MI]

One of my friends who is fan of M3 and M5, once said as a joke: "It's a sin to drive this beauty within legal speed limits."

The same can be said for any performance car.

 

[Steve Coomber]

The trouble is it's so easy to go over the speed limit when you are enjoying a good drive out

 

[garrycol]

My drives











The daily driver


The project

 

[mcaf123]

New on the left, old on the right

 

[kamkar]

Love those 101 models, its the one landrover i have never tried to drive, or fix somthing broken on while lying on my back in a puddle of mud

 

[abarth]

awesome mix of cars in this crowd.

here's my tiny turbo:

All Photos-558 by nes☆, on Flickr

All Photos-559 by nes☆, on Flickr

 

[CheckYourLights]

I've had five all wheel drive cars, 4 Subaru

I've been driving nothing but 4WD/AWD vehicles since 1995. You'll never get me into anything else - well worth the minimal hit on fuel mileage. They handle all road conditions better than anything I've driven in a comparable body style.

I've learned on FWD and then got into and wouldn't drive anything but RWD.
Now that I have joined camp Subaru I wish I would have moved here years ago.

 

[jokiin]

very sure footed, great in bad weather, great cars all round