10-08-2002 02:18									#1
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I drive a '99 Dodge Stratus, with 83+k miles on it. My wife's ride is a 2001 Isuzu Rodeo, with 8k miles on it. She loves her car... adores it really. Nothing fancy about either car (except the extended warranty (10/120,000 on all components) for the Rodeo), but I am thinking about getting an XM radio for my car.

Both cars are paid off, by the way. Paid for the Rodeo in cash. Sweeeeet.

So, what is your ride?

	10-08-2002 02:33									#2
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I dont drive, I live in NYC. No need for a car.

	10-08-2002 02:34									#3
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your mom

	10-08-2002 02:35									#4
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I don't have a car either. I walk everywhere I need to get to onpost, and get rides with friends if I need to go off post. In korea, I'll have even less need for a car. I'll probably get a car when I get BACK from korea, in a year or two.

	10-08-2002 02:37									#5
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a 91' Subaru Legacy, with a 1600 engine.

	10-08-2002 02:39									#6
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quote: Originally posted by Kaak your mom

You screw dead women? Nasty bastard!

	10-08-2002 02:40									#7
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'99 VE Toyota Corrola,. got it used it had just over 30K miles on it.

	10-08-2002 02:42									#8
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I used to drive Wartburg limousine 1.3 (petrol, not oil!), with 180k on it.

the car spent too much fuel, so I use the trams and buses now

	10-08-2002 02:46									#9
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quote: Originally posted by VetLegion I used to drive Wartburg limousine 1.3 (petrol, not oil!), with 180k on it. the car spent too much fuel, so I use the trams and buses now

I have a Citroen AX that failed MOT this week with 400£ worth of expenses if I want to repair it so I am thinking at the moment what to do, do I ditch it or not

	10-08-2002 02:53									#10
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It's a 1967 Ford Falcon.

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	10-08-2002 03:02									#11
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quote: I have a Citroen AX that failed MOT this week with 400£ worth of expenses if I want to repair it so I am thinking at the moment what to do, do I ditch it or not

ditch it and get a Lada from what I read, some 400 000 have been exported to UK. Why? beats me

	10-08-2002 03:08									#12
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quote: Originally posted by VetLegion ditch it and get a Lada from what I read, some 400 000 have been exported to UK. Why? beats me

well if they give me one, why not
Buy one get one free - actually buy a cd get a Lada

	10-08-2002 03:11									#13
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2000 Honda Civic EX with about 16k miles on it. Nice car, good gas mileage and good power (it's fun to out-accelerate Ford Mustangs and the like at stoplights).

Manual transmission, of course...

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	10-08-2002 03:13									#14
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I take the bus to school and work since it's cheap & easy for me.

When I drive my parents' cars it's a 1998 Toyota Camry LE (fully loaded), and as of 3 weeks from now a 2003 Toyota Highlander Limited (fully loaded).

Got great deals with both, since we get Fleet Price at Toyota dealerships through my dad's work.

Oh, and paid for it in cash. Much like the house.

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	10-08-2002 03:16									#15
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hey at least it has heaters in the back window, to warm the hands while you push it

white beauty
actually, machanically it was probably the best car in the eastern bloc.

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	10-08-2002 03:16									#16
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Golf Volkswagen 1600

But I dont drive it. Except at nights and on excursions
(you try to find a free parking space in downtown athens)

	10-08-2002 03:18									#17
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quote: Manual transmission, of course...

isnt that illegal in the US?

	10-08-2002 03:41									#18
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a Giant TCR2 with Shimano 105 transmission . . . oh you meant cars

I drive our 1998 4door Honda Civic-- its not that fast but its good on gas and we have had no problems with it-- A second vehicle won't be in the cards until we start a family


My wife cares about cars more than me-- I figure if it is reliable, thats all we need

	10-08-2002 03:43									#19
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I usually get the bus or walk. Occasionally I use taxis, but they're too expensive to use often.

	10-08-2002 03:48									#20
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92 Geo Prism! w00t!

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I have a sedan chair, with 8 kings as porters.

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'94 Geo Metro, gets 40-50 MPG. I'm going to need a new car in a couple of years, and I don't know what I'll do; they don't make the Metro anymore, and there doesn't seem to be anything else that gets anywhere near the gas mileage unless I pay close to $20K.

	10-08-2002 04:28									#23
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quote: Originally posted by Asher I take the bus to school and work since it's cheap & easy for me. When I drive my parents' cars it's a 1998 Toyota Camry LE (fully loaded), and as of 3 weeks from now a 2003 Toyota Highlander Limited (fully loaded). Got great deals with both, since we get Fleet Price at Toyota dealerships through my dad's work. Oh, and paid for it in cash. Much like the house.

Why do you act like you accomplished something? Sound like a spoiled little rich boy.
And don't mention the engine sludge problems with the Highlander...might upset Daddy.

	10-08-2002 04:36									#24
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I have one of these, Sport Edition (hood scoop, contoured seats, premium wheels, rear heater, etc.) in black.
It gets lousy mileage and I did NOT pay cash for it.

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	10-08-2002 04:41									#25
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1997 Peugeot 106 1124cc...now got 71k on the clock due to the hefty amount of driving I do. Just about behaving itself but the fuel supply seems to be intermittantly dodgy.

	10-08-2002 05:09									#26
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1997 Light Blue Toyota Camry, 40k miles on it.

	10-08-2002 05:12									#27
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Nothing - work is only 15 minutes' walk away, and shopping is only ten minutes away.

A car would be nothing but expensive hassle.

	10-08-2002 05:19									#28
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1999 Grand Prix.....BUT....thinking on going to check out a Toyota Tundra tomorrow...got my eye on a nice blue 4 door....

	10-08-2002 05:22									#29
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quote: Originally posted by SuperSneak And don't mention the engine sludge problems with the Highlander...might upset Daddy.

No offense Sneak, but you're a car salesman.

We've heard about the engine sludge problems, and we also found out it's a problem with the 1MZ V-6 engines produced between July 1996 and July 2001.

As you have probably figured out, the 2003 models do not use those engines.

Thanks for playing, though.

	10-08-2002 05:22									#30
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It warms my heart (and wallet) to see so many Toyota owners here. Aside from the Highlander (snicker, snicker) they make a great car!