What car do you drive?

ew, hybrid's.... I don't know why I don't like em, but I just don't, lol. I find them ridiculous

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1991 Mazda 323, my first car I will give it that much credit, but there isnt anything else appealing. At 135,000 miles there is virtually no heat (winter, burrrrr) passenger door wont close properly, brakes suck (too much travel), handling sucks, rear passenger shock is practically gone. I could spend a day telling the imperfections of this vehicle, but I guess I will leave it that.

damn, you all have such nice cars I will probably never be able to afford.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

I drive a 2002 White Ford Escape. Gas mileage isn't that great with a V6 engine, and whenever I drive at 35 mph it feels like 45. So it can be a little weird to drive, but I like it. With ~64,000 it's still in relatively good condition.

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I drive a 1991 black Honda Accord. It's kinda beat up and it was broken into twice, but it still runs and that's all that matters to me.

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1998 Saturn SL, Dark Green. Manual Everything (steering, transmission, no ABS, you name it). Air Conditioning and Aftermarket CD player are the only features, but I've kept up the maintenance and it drives nice enough, so it should continue lasting me through the rest of college.

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A super awesome 2005 Honda S2000. Got it over the summer for a really good deal. I'm pretty good at causing the car dealers to bow before me and give me what I want. It has about 12,000 miles on it now and I often feel like I'm dreaming when I drive it. It drives so smoothly. I'll take any girl for a ride provided they're small enough to actually fit in the seat.

I also have a 03 Saturn Ion but I mostly drive that when commuting to work due to the better gas mileage and extra room for carrying heavy computer equipment around.

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S2000! I've always wanted one of those baby's.
I guess it's the car that decides what girl is good for you, lol.

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I have a '94 Honda Civic DX. It's especially a nice car because I live in Ohio but have a lot of family in Michigan and New Hampshire, and since I hate flying a reliable, comfortable car with good gas mileage is a must and it's more than satisfactory on all three of those areas. It's only died on me once and that was because I neglected it's gas tank, and to this day it hasn't needed a single major repair. But it also has freakishly low mileage for it's age, it's just been driven barely over 86k miles. Aside from a few long-distance drives, the longest between between Cleveland and San Diego, it's hardly been taken outside of town.
It's definitely a car I'd recommend for anyone looking for a small car. The only complaint I have is the size, but I also come from a family that loves it's trucks. Really, for a small car the thing is huge inside.

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I drive a 99 Chevy Cal. 4 door. Got 156 thousand miles on it. Only major work was replacing the shift cable [car's gears] for over $100 bucks not to mention labor work.

She's a Champange color and very dependable transport [from point A to point B]

My all time fave was a '74 Volvo baby blue color with skyroof and poke out back windows[2-door]. Slow but fun to cruz in.

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An '89 Celica, this however is my 4th car in 4 years. It's anyone's bet how long this one will last.

This thing is sticky, and I don't like it. I don't appreciate it.

1997 Mercury Mountaineer.

I really quite like it overall. My only complaint is the terrible gas mileage. I'll have to buy another car as soon as I have enough money saved up.

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My dirt covered navy Toyota Corolla, automatic.
It's really great on minimal oil consuming, I only have to fill it only once a month.
I feel sorry for it since I didn't clean it 5 months already.

I was speaking idiomatically.

Stock pic. Not actually mine, but very close. Mine's actually a 2-door.

I have a 2000 Chevy Cavalier, the 'Sport' version, complete with sun roof and mini-spoiler (for those who want to make a *small* statement). Not a lot of miles on it, but it's very reliable and a nice ride, unless you happen to be in the back, in which case you have to use some contortionist moves just to get out of the car. It's my second car ever, the first being a '94 Oldsmobile Eighty-Eight that I replaced several years ago. After buying my Cavalier, I now only want small cars - they're just so easy to drive and park.

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I drive a red 04 Saturn Ion, good car.

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My car. 2005 Mazda 3. I've done a fair bit to it over the past few years. It's a fun money wasting hobby.

I have more pictures in my journal.

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Originally Posted by Justin

ew, hybrid's.... I don't know why I don't like em, but I just don't, lol. I find them ridiculous

Good gas mileage is ridiculous? I'm lost.

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I've had my 2005 Honda Civic Hybrid for 2 1/2 years now, and I'm very happy with it. 40MPG average (more on trips when I'm on the open highway). I don't care for the design of the 2006 and later, but I'll still get another hybrid when I get my next car.

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Originally Posted by Drex

Good gas mileage is ridiculous? I'm lost.

And yet you completely ignore the fact that the process of making the lead batteries that are used in hybrid vehicles are as bad as car exhaust.

And that you also believe the gas mileage that they give you. Fun Fact: The standards for determining gas mileage is very lax and inaccurate to real world usage. You'll get that posted gas mileage if you don't want heating in the winter, A/C in the summer, never listen to the radio, never use/get power windows, never use/get power steering or any other "luxuries" that use electricity (which is a lot of things in a vehicle. In reality, hybrids only perform slightly better than their gas-only counterparts.

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I drive my parent's 2008 Subaru Impreza. Its not bad by any stretch.

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2007 Nissan Sentra 2.0s.
Gives me what I want, a nice ride and good gas mileage. 40+mpg (5.6litres/100km) on the highway comes in handy when you travel 50km each way to work.

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Personally, I think until we get a good replacement to fossil fuels diesel would be a better route to go than hybrids. Diesel engines are more efficient than unleaded gas engines, and to my knowledge they're much cheaper to fix and maintain than hybrids.

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I drive a 2004 white Ford Ranger. Gid-d-up.

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With a copious amount of large red Christmas ribbons. In the spirit of the season.

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CAN NEVER HAVE ENOUGH

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I've got a 98 Nissan Altima. I bought it in 2005 for...$4000, I believe at a used car lot. It runs pretty good. It's burgandy...ish with a silver passenger door (had to buy a new door as a result of an early accident). I'm not really huge into cars besides aesthetic reasons, and this one suits me fine.

Takes me about $40 in Jersey to fill the tank.

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I drive a 1992 Toyota Camry Station Wagon.. I don't have pictures right now other then this one..


That was after my accident... i fell asleep and hit a fire hydrant.

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