do you drive?

If you do what do you drive

I drive but I don't have a car at the moment, I'm getting the megane at some point this year though so Blaine can get his new toy lol

I don't but I am planning on doing my drivin lessons this year, dh does though and we have Toyota Hilux Surf its a Japanese Import and very heavy on fuel, we'd like to swap it but we need the space for the kids. x

A big KIA would work for you, they are better ish on fuel

Yes - and I drive a 2005 Chevrolet Equinox. Hopefully next year we can get a new one... hopefully

Yes, I do, and we have a VW Passat station wagon. It's a diesel and gets great mileage.

Originally Posted by -_aj_-

A big KIA would work for you, they are better ish on fuel

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My dad works for Kia and yeah they're great but we don't have the funds at the minute, he got us this car, it was a part exchange he had in, was only £800.x

I don't drive but Dana does. We have a black 2005 Dodge SX 2.0. I have never learned to drive...never really needed to. Dana has tried to teach me, but I am a very high strung person and just end up having panic attacks. The road is safer without me on it.

I'm unable to drive a stick shift but if necessary I can drive an automatic. I have not been behind a wheel in many many years.

I drive a 2008 Chevy Impala. I wish we lived somewhere that had better public transportation though because I'm really starting to hate driving. Well, driving is ok it's just all the other idiots on the road. Especially in winter. That's one of the downfalls of living in the country though. It's a 5 minute drive to the nearest store to get toilet paper

A GMC envoy...........

I drive an old small toyota carolla. Luna and Midnight's carriers barely fit in the backseat. That's how small it is.

Yes. I daily drive my 2011 Mustang V6 6-spd manual.

We also have a 92 Acura Integra LS that the hubby drives daily (272k miles!)

And a 99 Ford F350 diesel dually, my Monster, which is currently getting some minor things fixed on it.

Then we have 2 project cars but they haven't been driven in over 5 years!

My birthday's in February, so I learned to drive in the snow, and on a stick shift. I don't like driving the RV on the highway, but can.

We have a Toyota Sienna van and the RV.

Gary does most of our driving though. He loves it and it's one of the few things he can still do that doesn't CAUSE pain.

I drive an '02 Nissan Sentra. It's been a good car to me and it gets pretty good fuel mileage (33 mpg) so I've been happy with it. I have about a 50-mile round trip to work each day and no realistic public transportation options, so without a car I would out of luck.

I was driving a 91 GMC Sierra PU, long bed, extended cab until it got stolen in early December. Now I'm looking for a new to me vehicle. DH drives a 95 Nissan Altima (standard) and I can drive it if I absolutely had to, but as a rule, I don't "do" standards.

I love to drive and will only drive stick....I don't like automatic.

I have a 2001 PT Cruiser (his name is Clarence). DH drives a Toyota Tundra (his name is Terrence).

I can drive a stick, and did for decades, but our current car is an automatic that can be switched to a stick and I love it. I think I've used the stick shift once (in the mountains).

Originally Posted by Winchester

I love to drive and will only drive stick....I don't like automatic.

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Same here The only thing I like about automatic transmissions is that they make my husband a good bit of money

I do drive and love to.
I hav a 95 nissan Sentra but am going to test drive an 02 Audi A4 convertible next weekend So excited!
I am learning to drive a stick. I learned to drive an auto and wish I would have had a stick to learn on. I can drive one if I need to, but tend to do a lot of burnouts

Currently in our driveway we have:
95 Nissan Sentra
99 Kia Sephia
01 Honda S2000
79 MG B
99 Subaru Impreza 2.5rs
82 Ford F150

all are the boys except for my Nissan!

I have a 2010 Ford Focus. It's small, but half the time it's only me in it anyhow. We take it around as a family as well- but we usually rent when it comes to long family vacations.

I used to drive the 2000 Chevy Venture van. I still do- but most of the time it's in the passenger seat while the almost 17 year old is driving it. No licence yet- only her permit, I'm thinking this summer she'll be ready for her licence.

The Focus gets much better mileage than the van does. But the teenager's not driving the Focus- it's just too little IMHO for an inexperienced driver. She knows of 2 kids who've gotten into accidents (1 totaled a car) so I'd rather her drive something that is a tank.

Dh has a 2006 Chevy truck.

I would have looked at a Chevy when we were purchasing a new car last year. But- I still wanted to buy American- and Ford was the only Big 3 automaker who took no federal money.

Cheryl