What car do you drive?

I just recently bought/traded a second hand car today and thought I'd create this topic, I got £500 for my old Peugeot 206. It's a Toyota Yaris VVTI 1.0, what car do you drive?

 

toyota corolla, yotas are some of the best auto's ever made.

 

I drive a 97 buick lesabre.

 

I drive a 2006 Subaru Impreza Sports wagon that I've had since new. Here it is last week after a nice "drive" in the mountains.



So filthy but so much fun.

And what it looks like when it's not covered in crap.

 

My Lancer died a few months ago. Now I have a 5 door Mazda 3.

 

04 Frontier that I've had since 2005. Aside from the usual maintenance, I haven't had much of a problem with it.

 

I drive a Ford Focus 1.6L Estate for work and cant recommend enough. Had it over a year annd its very reliable hasnt let me down yet apart from new brake light fuse lol.

 

97 Acura Cl 5 speed with 230K miles. Runs like a champ. I drive it pretty hard sometimes. I've wrecked it, fixed it, and torn the motor apart. It's top ofthe line as far as piece of shit cars go. This ones just like mine, minus the rims and roof guard.

 

I drive a 2006 Suzuki Forenza. It has a few little dents and scratches, but overall it's in decent shape considering how long I've had it, and it still runs fine. I'll take some pictures later. I also have a Kawasaki Ninja 650R.

 

I drive a 1999 Cadillace Deville. Love this car so far.

 

'05 Toyota Corolla hatch, missus drives a '12 Mitsubishi Outlander.

I hate the Outlander as it replaced a '03 V35 Skyline GT350 manual sedan, but we needed a more "family friendly" car.

Prior to this I had a slammed '90 Corolla sx, 300hp Nissan 180sx, Holden (Hope Our Luck Doesn't End Now) VN Commodore shit-tin and my first car (that I miss) '77 Mazda 323.

Saving for a Mazda rx4 sedan as a weekend car.

 

nice ride love the contour

 

I love the 2010 and 2014 Corolla hatch, so easy to drive.

Right now I'll be rolling around in a 1994 Nissan Pulsar. I might be able to get a SSS model at some stage when I get my license

 

Pulsar SSS are the key. A mate had the N14 (same era as the one you drive) Pulsar Q which is a step down from the SSS but still had the SR20DE engine. It was pretty quick. Once you piss your P's off, a GTiR would be sweet and they are pretty cheap now.

At one stage I was keen for the JPN sss bluebird as it had the sr20det awd vs the aussie sss with the yawn factor ka24de.

 

Ahhh yeah I remember the Qs. Right now driving the Pulsar Solaire, hopefully when I get my Ps I'll grab an SSS. I'm quite used to the N14 we've had the car since I was in primary school.

 

nothing recent, too much traffic on the roads...more so nowadays! (it was the ONLY reason to be on the road, other things are handled by lesser forms of motion)
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had to get off the road, too aggressive at the wheel (i don't need booze to mow some mook down) especially at a roundoubout/giveway!
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got loan of this baby some time ago. (no ammo or 50 caliber AP rounds obviously)
the british DON'T f*ck around!
while in this soapbar, not even the filth would DARE to look at me funny, lest pull me over for interrogation! (not even HGV's were stupid enough to cut me up! NEVER had an accident or collision, EVER!) goddamnit, i MISS the diesel-drinker! :friendly_wink:
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The British FV 601 Saladin & FV 603 Saracen

 

They need a "like" option here lol! That is awesome.

 

96 Saturn SL2, built in Spring Hill, TN. If the A/C wasn't shot it'd still be a sweet ride with low maintenance costs.

 

1996 LN106 Toyota Hilux Dual Cab as a bunky daily.


2000 JZA80 Toyota Supra in Royal Sapphire Pearl as the weekender/garage ornament



Some aesthetic mods being completed mid-year so will be updated soon enough...

1972 XA Ford Fairmont Sedan as the project car - not a picture of mine but exactly the same. Mine is in various pieces right now.


Pictures to come when I remember.

 

1987 f250, IDI diesel 2x4, with a 5 speed manual, pics will come when I get some.