Post Your Ride(s)

[Sphinx]

Heres my baby!





2006 Jeep Liberty Renegade 4x4 K and N FIPK, Dynomax Ultraflow, 30in BFG AT tires, worn out suspension.

My dream car but in the process of selling it (if the buyer doesnt back out).



1996 Eagle Talon TSi AWD too much to list.

[usapatriot]

Here's my whip, she's ridin' high on 16's:

[Hearst]

Either the BMW 320d Convertible for long journeys...


Or my VW Golf for the short ones!


It's no secret I love German cars!

[H.A.L. 9000]

Lately: (Audio system puts BMW's to shame, plus it makes heads turn. Every time I go to the beach in it, there's always someone who wants a picture of it.)

[mrXniick]

Lately: (Audio system puts BMW's to shame, plus it makes heads turn. Every time I go to the beach in it, there's always someone who wants a picture of it.)

Should have got a mustang

[H.A.L. 9000]

Should have got a mustang

Neva! I test drove both, and I much preferred this over the Mustang.

-bowtie fanboi and 'vette enthusiast

[mrXniick]

Neva! I test drove both, and I much preferred this over the Mustang.

-bowtie fanboi and 'vette enthusiast

I'll agree that the corvette is an amazing car (I hope to own one someday)... but I honestly don't see how you could have preferred the driving dynamics or the interior quality of the new camaro over the mustang. The camaro had no steering feel, felt heavy and HUGE... and not to mention I was terrified when trying to change lanes. Gun slit windows look cool, but are not practical lol

[JM]

I currently drive a 2011 Honda Accord EX.



I also own a 2004 Mercedes S-Class similar to the one below, but rarely drive it. It was a gift from my father so I don't really have the heart to sell it. I cruise in it every once in awhile. Sometimes take it to regional meetings to impress the other banking officers, haha.

[H.A.L. 9000]

I'll agree that the corvette is an amazing car (I hope to own one someday)... but I honestly don't see how you could have preferred the driving dynamics or the interior quality of the new camaro over the mustang. The camaro had no steering feel, felt heavy and HUGE... and not to mention I was terrified when trying to change lanes. Gun slit windows look cool, but are not practical lol

Yes, the steering is heavy, but I guess that's what I prefer. My BMW has heavy steering, as does my Vette. Also, I guess its just what you get used to driving. My vette and camaro have the tall doors with short glass, as did my previous Intrepid and 300. I can actually get through downtown traffic easier in my Camaro than I can my BMW though... oddly enough. The BMW is unequaled in interstate driving though.

[usapatriot]

My Focus has heavy steering, but you know what, I love it. The steering wheel actually talks to me and I always know what the front tires are doing. It's very communicative. Unlike some newer cars with their electronically boosted steering that's number than numb. So unresponsive and little to no feedback.