[dohminator]

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Originally posted by Audio Redneck 1888 Toyota Supra Targa

Talk about a car ahead of it's time. I didn't even know Toyota made cars back then.

As for me, I drive a 2001 Corolla, which I got after my '92 camry got crunched.

 

[chewmanji]

mmmm toyota....

1988 Toyota Cressida, auto.

awesome city car, thats all i got to say.

 

[Mookie]

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Originally posted by dohminator As for me, I drive a 2001 Corolla, which I got after my '92 camry got crunched.

Does your Corolla have the 7A-FE engine or the 1ZZ-FE (100kW) one?

 

[XXWoodmanXX]

2001 Chevy Impala LS

 

[bootman]

I get milk in this:

McLaren F1



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Who am I kidding.
I drive a 2001 Ford Windstar minivan.
Don't laugh. its a company car so it's free.
I don't even pay for gas.

 

[Audio Redneck]

Quote:

Originally posted by Audio Redneck 1888 Toyota Supra Targa

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Originally posted by dohminator Talk about a car ahead of it's time. I didn't even know Toyota made cars back then. As for me, I drive a 2001 Corolla, which I got after my '92 camry got crunched.

Yeah, its and oldie but a goody

(oops, yes, it should have been 1988)

But for 170K+ miles it still runs great, starts right up and has minimal glitches - fewer than my '93 Nissan Quest(Mercury Villager) GXE.

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Originally posted by chewmanji mmmm toyota.... 1988 Toyota Cressida, auto. awesome city car, thats all i got to say.

I was actually looking for a Cressida when I found this. The only reason I test drove it the first time was to get an idea of how well the engines hold up (I think we've got the same motor)

 

[dohminator]

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Originally posted by Mookie Does your Corolla have the 7A-FE engine or the 1ZZ-FE (100kW) one?

I really have no clue, but it is a VVT-i engine. Either the first or second year they offered it I think. It gets 125 hp and 125 lbs. of torque out of it.

EDIT: Google is the best. It is the 1ZZ-FE

 

[Mr.PD]

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Originally posted by bootman I drive a 2001 Ford Windstar minivan. Don't laugh. its a company car so it's free. I don't even pay for gas.

You are one lucky person. I wouldn't care what I drove if somebody else was buying the gas.

BTW even though we have that Explorer I listed as our main transportation, I drive my 1977 Dodge W100 the most. Probably because I drive it to work and back. I am always working.

I wish somebody would buy the gas for my pickup. It gets 5mpg.

 

[ArChaos]

Citroen XM - 3000cc V6 engine - 204 bhp.

http://www.autocatalogue.com/photos/...M%20photos.htm

 

[Outdoor Man]

http://7stats.com/planetrace/4images...am-auto-kl.jpg

This is my car.

I'm the one in the back.

Peter.

 

[kwkarth]

2003 Honda Civic Hybrid.
Highs: Fun to drive, good gas mileage, CVT transmission, lots of interior room surprisingly.
Lows: Although it has no problem keeping up w/ traffic (beating most of it) it is no rocket sled. Gas mileage is not as good as I think it should be.

I used to own a MB 560SEL which passed everything but a gas station, now I pass all the gas stations and most everything else!

 

[Audio Redneck]

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Originally posted by kwkarth 2003 Honda Civic Hybrid.

Now if they would only make a convertable version of that! Market it as EcoFun: save fuel at the pump and save fuel at the tanning bed!

What kind of MPG are you getting? You said it wasn't as good as you hoped.

 

[DanG]

My main vehicle would, of course, be my Hummer this time of year. But on occasion I like to use one of my back-ups like my new Bentley coupe or my imported Aston-Martin. The old SL600 rarely sees much use, but the chicks like it sometimes.

 

[dariusf]

I mainly drive this. More like ride to and from work

 

[andrzejpw]

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Originally posted by Subsonic I used to drive one of these: But now I have to ride my Schwinn around town .

Please tell me you didn't do that.