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What kind of a car do you have??

What kind of a car do you have??

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Next year when I turn 18 I have been promised a blue 1993 Toyota Corolla. I can't wait![b][i]

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Originally posted by hopscotch
Next year when I turn 18 I have been promised a blue 1993 Toyota Corolla. I can't wait![b][i]
Man you have low expectations

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Here's HoH's truck, KILLING another truck!!

http://tinyurl.com/ybjmcor

Maybe it AIN"T killing the other truck. 😕

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Originally posted by Sam The Sham
I actually had to check because I took no note of what kind of cars my wife gets. I drive a Camry and she has a Buck Century. I knew mine was some kind of Japanese car and hers was American but I'm completely disinterested in such details.

No kidding, I really didn't know. Prior to 5 years ago I knew whatever kind of cars we had but at some point I s ...[text shortened]... g attention and let her handle everything. That's what 30+ years of marriage will do I guess.
Christ almighty! Does she dress you and spoon feed you as well? That could be one of the most pathetically sad things I've heard all week.

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Originally posted by Hand of Hecate
Christ almighty! Does she dress you and spoon feed you as well? That could be one of the most pathetically sad things I've heard all week.
She doesn't dress me but she does buy all my clothes, I haven't bought anything for myself since 1980. Typically Xmas and birthdays I'll find some new shirts and pants in a bag when I come home from work. I don't even buy shoes, she just gets a pair when she decides the ones I have are getting ratty. They usually fit OK.

I just sort of gave up I guess.

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Originally posted by Sam The Sham
She doesn't dress me but she does buy all my clothes, I haven't bought anything for myself since 1980. Typically Xmas and birthdays I'll find some new shirts and pants in a bag when I come home from work. I don't even buy shoes, she just gets a pair when she decides the ones I have are getting ratty. They usually fit OK.

I just sort of gave up I guess.
It's all starting to make sense.

You need a mistress. Make sure you obey the 50 mile rule.

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My car isn't a car. It's a tuk-tuk! 😉

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Audi R8

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2002 Specialized 415 Pro.

That one is just for fun, also have a 2000 Specialized Rock Hopper for main use.

Mostly take the bus and light rail for everything.

Oh yeah, 1997 Toyota 4-Runner for getting groceries.

Stupid gas prices.

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Summer car: 2000 Mustang convertible (85,000km never seen snow)
Winter car: 1993 Pontiac Grand Am (109,000 km)
All yearround "Family" vehicle: 2009 Chevrolet Traverse (not sure of the Kms)

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'01 Honda CR-V

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'94 New Yorker
The right front speaker is blown out, the vents etc don't work right, along with the AC.
It gets me from point A to point B.

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Originally posted by Fleabitten
1996 Toyota Corlloa with 166,600 miles on it. I thought about trading it in during the Cash for Clunkers campaign and then came back to my senses.
For sure, you have another 100K miles left at least, stupid to trade off a good car for a 300+ car payment and 6 years of that.

Me, I drive a '98 grand voyager with a second engine and it has about the same miles. Also an '04 Sante Fe and a '91 Accord needing work, like the ignition switch is stuck, the key won't turn it. Not sure how to fix that, either. Don't want to pay some dude 140 bucks to come out and make a new key, yet anyway.

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2009 Adidas Sambas

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