What kind of car do you drive?

[Ban my account ffs!]

Walking, bus, train, or Lyft.

[HillGoose]

2003 Ford F-150

hell yeah!

[Intell]

Uber and Public Transport serve me well.

[dead0man]

Right now none because I didn't bring one with me when I moved to DC, but in Seattle I had an old Fiat for my personal car, but I also shared a Mercedes with my dad for more practical purposes because, among other things, my Fiat has a top speed of about 45, can't drive in the rain, overheats, has no backseat, and has a battery that can barely stand having both the air conditioning and headlights on at the same time. But on the flipside, it's adorable:

it seems me and you are the only people here with a "cool" car.

[fhtagn]

Honda Fit

[Tender Branson]

Still my 9-year old Audi A3 Sportback (Silver).

I intend to keep it for another 5 years or so, as long as the repair costs are not piling up (they aren't so far).

I then will likely switch to an e-model, because in 5 years the range of batteries should be much better than now and charging times faster. Plus, the price for the cars will be down a bit.

Other than that, I use my e-mountainbike a lot and I generally drive much less with my car than say 10-13 years ago, after I got my license.

[thumb21]

2001 Ford Fiesta Mk4 Facelift:

[Kleine Scheiße]

2001 Volvo S60 2.4T.

[Crumpets]

Right now none because I didn't bring one with me when I moved to DC, but in Seattle I had an old Fiat for my personal car, but I also shared a Mercedes with my dad for more practical purposes because, among other things, my Fiat has a top speed of about 45, can't drive in the rain, overheats, has no backseat, and has a battery that can barely stand having both the air conditioning and headlights on at the same time. But on the flipside, it's adorable:

it seems me and you are the only people here with a "cool" car.

Gotta love the roadster.

[tmthforu94]

2014 Jeep

[Kingpoleon]

Car ownership is dumb, expensive and bad for the environment.

Most people do spend way too much money on cars. If it costs more than 2-3 months’ salary, at most, it’s too much.

[Mr. Smith]

Car ownership is dumb, expensive and bad for the environment.

Most people do spend way too much money on cars. If it costs more than 2-3 months’ salary, at most, it’s too much.

True.

I much prefer using my bicycle (s) and haven't brought it to Texas during the school year for specifically that reason

[HillGoose]

pretty much exactly my car, 2013 Range Rover Sport, even same color. I doubt this one has a "Jeb Bush for President 2016" sticker though lmao.

it cost a lot.

[PSOL]

Mid 90s Lexus

[Incipimus iterum]

Jeep Grand Cherokee

[Grassroots]

13' Dodge Dart

[TJ in Oregon]

2012 Ford Focus

[Torie]

2017 Accura rdx. I love it.

[Smash255]

2014 Mazda 3 S Grand Touring

[Nutmeg]

My daily commuter:

2018 Giant Escape 2

But for some reason I also have 3 cars despite living in one of the most walkable neighborhoods in the United States and therefore rarely drive. But in each case, a relative or friend didn't want the car and therefore gave it to me, so how could I refuse?

Not my actual cars, but as close as possible, including colors and wheel styles:


2004 BMW 325xi (from my parents)


1992 Volvo 240 (from older relatives)


2002 Ford Explorer (from a friend; I use it to haul construction materials)

Update: my parents just told me they're giving me their 2004 BMW X5, which would be tied for being my newest car, in a few months:


So now I have to decide whether to give up something else from my underutilized fleet...