What's your daily driver?

Depends on my mood

 

2.67 -2.70 depending on where you are
It’s like 2.45-2.50 across the line in Springfield, MA

 

Nope as in MasterCraft Prostar competition ski boat.

 

This is awesome! I’d love to find a ram of this gen with a 12V, but it seems like they are almost all literally rotted away. They only ones I have found that are still alive are giant piles of crap and the brodozers have 24” wheels on them and want $40k for them. Awesome to see yours is pretty mint.

 

Brodozers????

 

Corolla S. I drive 50 miles round trip to work 5-6 days a week. 35-36 MPG vs. 14-15 MPG. No brainer. In a couple years, I'll be calling it a career. Then it will be the Tundra as my daily driver. Bye-bye small car!!

 

Brodozer: adjective. Normally used to describe owners of modified trucks that have now become worthless or ridiculous from their original intent. More than likely, financed for the next 20 yrs(unless you find the occasional rich brodozer), have 76,000 lights bars, wheels bigger than most small cars, ridiculously unstable and borderline unusable lifts, under glow, stacks, tow mirrors deployed while not towing, mud terrains on like 24" wheels, etc.

Normally, these just get driven to car shows or local car meets and then washed/waxed immediately after because god forbid they get dirty. You will usually see the owners wearing afffliction, tap out, or ed hardy t-shirts while strolling in bedazzled jeans and drinking PBR.

Here are some examples:

 

The Tundra is primarily to pull our camper around in the warm months but also to get to work during winter storms here in Colorado. For work, I drive the snot out of this 1.3 liter beast, 2013 Scion iQ (I replaced the ugly Scion badges with Toyota)...she gets just under 50 mpg and WAY easier to find a parking spot, especially in parking garages and restaurants, then my Max Crew Tundra.

 

It's adorable. What is it's name?

 

Spot, maybe?

 

So guys that drive unusable vehicles then. Got it

 

17 Camry se to and from work, Chevy 2500 HD P.O.S for work.

 

This “sweet” 1999 Corolla. She’s not much to look at, but extremely dependable and typically averages 35 mpg.

 

2017 Subaru Forester XT.

 

My Tundra is my daily vehicle. I love driving it everyday. Sometimes

 

2015 Z71 Crew Duramax, short bed.

Decent company tuck....

 

04 Focus wagon. Bought it from the wife's grandpa. I actually enjoy driving it.

 

I named her Flame but my wife named her Pumpkin! She's a serious chick magnet...they are always coming over to tell me how cute she is.

 

I used to have this Explorer as a DD. It was a company vehicle - I went through 4 of them between 2006 and 2017. Drives real nice until 140,000 miles then they self-destruct as if it is programmed into it; every one of them, including others in our fleet.


Tacoma was the week-end vehicle:


Then I changed jobs so I had to give the Explorer back. Traded the Tacoma in on the Tundra, which is now my DD and weekend vehicle. I use it for work and get reimbursed, so the MPGs is not a concern.

 

My wife drives a Prius V. I actually like driving it - it is very comfortable and the MPGs are awesome, but I have never experienced the chick magnet thing!

 

2016 Subaru Legacy

 

When the Tundra is parked I drive this around. (2017 Accord EXL V6)

 

Daily, I work round trip about 7 miles M-F.

 

She is my daily driver. But then again I live like 1 mile from the base so it's not bad at all.

 

1999 Jeep wrangler. It is a lot easier to park in tight spots.

 

2014 Toyota Corolla S.....35 MPG is hard to beat when the nearest big city is 80 miles away

 

2010 Scion XB. It has crazy room

 

Sold the xB the weekend before last so the Tundra is now my DD. I can't say that I'm brokenhearted about having to drive the Tundra everyday.

 

Forgot they also usually have neck tattoos and white sunglasses!

 

Mine too but a little less miles,