What’s your daily driver?

[Alan]

What are you rolling around in these days? Whether it's a reliable commuter, a fun weekend ride, or a project car, spill the beans! I’ve been in my trusty Honda Accord for years now. Sometimes I think about getting something new, but the lack of a car payment keeps me grounded. Can’t wait to see what you’re all driving!

 

[BKLooney]

My ride is a 2018 Ford F-150 FX4 just turned over 100K. I've not had a car payment since about 1993. People will run vehicles into the ground through abuse, lack of maintenance, etc. without ever putting a dime back into them, and then continually complain about them....but they will gladly get something brand new with a fat payment book and pay monthly as if it's just part of life. With few exceptions, whatever your ride, take the amount of an average car payment nowadays and put into your ride every month...before too long (a fraction of a new purchase) you'll have nothing else that needs to be done to it...

 

[Lt Choate]

When I retired and got off of the road, I sold my Lincoln and bought a Jeep Gladiator. I really enjoy it.

 

[cswab]

29 Buick, building it up as a shtf EMP proof vehicle. There are 2 big natural disasters on the horizon and to survive the second it will be necessary to evac TN. Sorry tried uploading a photo but no luck yet

 

[dcoffman]

'16 GMC Canyon SLT 4WD and then my old man toy '16 Stingray

 

[Alan]

@dcoffman How do you keep those black cars shiny when you have gravel?

 

[dcoffman]

Never-ending is the best response. I've always been partial to black, and as you imply, every speck of dust seems to be magnified.

 

[Mark37082]

I’ve been driving a 2009 GMC Denali truck since the day I bought it new on the lot. Sold my Corvette C6 (also black) about 8 years ago. I miss the Corvette, but it sat in the garage most of the time. I refuse to get into a car payment. We bought the wife a Lexus SUV a couple of months ago. This will be our cross country retirement vehicle when she retires at the end of this year.

 

[Wadlow Palerider]

2020 Toyota Tundra - 1794 edition. It is spacious and it has been very reliable. The Goldwing was my weekend toy. B4 the Tundra, I had a 2002 F150 that I drove until 2022 when I purchased the Toyota. It still ran after 20 years, the body was straight and aside from having to charge the AC every summer - everything worked.

 

[Rodney Mann]

2002 Chevrolet Silverado 4x4 370k miles and still going

 

[Wadlow Palerider]

My ride is a 2018 Ford F-150 FX4 just turned over 100K. I've not had a car payment since about 1993. People will run vehicles into the ground through abuse, lack of maintenance, etc. without ever putting a dime back into them, and then continually complain about them....but they will gladly get something brand new with a fat payment book and pay monthly as if it's just part of life. With few exceptions, whatever your ride, take the amount of an average car payment nowadays and put into your ride every month...before too long (a fraction of a new purchase) you'll have nothing else that needs to be done to it...

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Nice pickup I've always been a fan of the F150...