What's your daily driver?

5 miles to work. Tundra is the daily driver. 2500HD Duramax is now the long trip hauler.

 

Toaster.



Or bigger Toaster!
AKA Johnny Cab,"Hope you enjoyed the Ride"

 

V8 4Runner went off to a new home last week. Great truck, but felt redundant having two V8 Toyota trucks.

Picked up a Model 3 Performance for daily duty.

Might have to buy a trailer for the Tundra to inevitably drag this thing to the shop

 

I get 47 miles per bushels, I do occasionally load above hauling capacity:

 

What are you carrying there,Transmission Coolers?

 

Its a hybrid. Battery packs.

 

New free daily. 2007 cobalt with 63000km
My daughters great grandma is in a wheelchair now so gave her her car. Daughter is only 14 now so I get it for 2 years.

 

This is my daily. 2.3 miles to work one way, 4 days a week. Best money I ever spent. Can rocket around with the kids in a trailer on the weekends too.

 

my daily driver is a pair of size 10 Nike shoes. the truck got less than 7000 miles on her this year.

 

In its usual state

 

What's that translate to in American?

 

Xterra was my daily from January to June when I bought the Tundra.

Tundra was my daily until October when I bought the Celica.

Celica is my current daily unless I don't feel like driving a manual, or weather is shitty. Then I take the Tundra.

 

The old line up. Used to dd the ‘98 A4. Really fun, comfy, solid car and cool little V6. Total PITA to work on. Last Audi I’ll own. Now I drive the tundra everyday. Wouldn’t mind a Prius.

 

Just under 40000 miles

 

I drive my works 2018 F150 to and from work.
My wife has a 2010 Camry that she commutes with or we take on longer trips during the summer months.
I only drive my Tundra for personal business after work hours and for personal pleasure

 

I've been daily driving my Tundra since I bought it a few years back but I just recently picked up an '01 Lexus GS430 which has become my new commuter

 

Why would you tell him?! Haha

Let him do the Amerimath!

Rest of the world uses KM and should be asking "what's that in the rest of the world?"



Back on topic:

My daily is a 2009 Honda Civic EX-L

Bought it brand new off the lot and it's been an amazing car. We bought a Sienna end of 2019 (thankfully before Covid prices) so wife dailies that now and I daily the Honda. The Tundra sits a lot with already low mileage that is now going up even slower than before.

My 14 year old son will get the Honda when he turns 16. Then I'll either daily Tundra again or buy a new daily. I'd like a Lexus IS350 AWD but I should really then put $ into the old project Camaro that's been sitting in garage for years

Cheers!

 

This is my daily. It requires premium so it’s almost as expensive to fill as the tundra.

Oreo my dog is enjoying the a/c while movers place boxes in the house. He would not leave them alone, almost got stepped on and was worried about him over heating in the back yard.

 

2003 corolla virus.

 

You know...

 

Company vehicles. 2015 Nissan Frontier 4X4. 2012 Can Am 450 ATV. 2019 Ski-Doo Tundra 600 ACE snowmobile (not in pic).

 

My Corolla XRS is my daily driver. 185,000 miles. Very reliable and gets high 20's around town. 38 to 40 on the highway. It's a fun little car. Too bad they discontinued the XRS

 

2020 Chevy Traverse LT. Wife originally wanted a minivan and that got veto’d hard. (don’t care how convenient they are )

Overall, I was surprised how much we like this thing. No issues in the 12k miles we’ve had it (bought new). It’s got a peppy v6, HID headlights, Apple CarPlay, and all the space we needed (2 mastiff pups and 1 kid w/ another on the way).

 

I'm sure there are aspects of your job that suck, but certainly sliding around on that can am is not one of them.

 

I totaled my 2016 Traverse prior to owning my Traverse, but I put 100k on it with no major issues. Lots of room and functionality and its not a van lol

 

The only thing I use to commute besides the Tundra is this. Too cold for it this time of year, but it's fun in the summer.

 

bingo. need to avoid a van at all cost. haha but yeah man, we really like this thing. We were shopping for functional 3-row SUV's that didn't come at a premium like the Tahoe. It came down to either this or the VW Atlas. Traverse gave us a little more space and bang for the buck.

 

Gahtdayum... I heard kids were monsters but did you need to add the barrier cage for them?