What car do you drive ?

[Yorkie]

Red Ford Focus (which probably accounts for the other half)

 

[Lander]

Get the bus, it's cheaper, better for the environment and most of all my wages go up

 

[The Large One]

I haven't got a car.

The missus has got a Renault Laguna Estate.

I'd like a cherry red 1966 Triumph Herald, because I'm retro that way.

 

[sams dad]

White Transit van

 

[Dave the OAP]

 

[Icy Gull]

Alfa GTV

 

[Alex Alex Dawson oo! oo!]

I'd like a cherry red 1966 Triumph Herald, because I'm retro that way.

Are you really sure??
I drove a Vitesse Coupe (briefly) and owned a couple of Spitifires (same chassis/suspension) in the 70's-80's.
Seized trunions, knocking/seized cv joints on the rear drive shafts, all those 'rusty' inner/outer sills and box sections, leaking soft top (by design) and a mind of its own when cornering in the wet.

 

[seagullsslimjim]

Audi TT Roadster in blue with BHA plate

 

[SpidersLegs]

SAAB 95 2.3 Turbo Aero estate. It's a beast

 

[Rabeen]

Red Mini Cooper

 

[Since1982]

BMW 525d Touring (posh speak for estate) and I'd swap it for my old Volvo V70 anyday

 

[Clapham Old Mug]

Jensen Interceptor Mk III - 7.2 litres and about the same miles to the gallon. (So I also have a diesel Vectra for the mornings I wake up feeling sensible).

 

[Skint Gull]

My wife has one of these (2.0T) - nice interior but I don't like the drive; the car's very heavy and doesn't accelerate well without changing down. Now my Golf 1.9TDI is something very different!

Surely not?

A TDi quicker in low revs than a 2.0 petrol turbo? Always gonna be the case but that's half the fun of it, if you wanna overtake then change down.

2.0 HOT AERO Saab Convertible for me

 

[nail-Z]

VW Eos 2.0TFSI.

COME ON SUMMER!!!

 

[Renns]

boxter= poor man's porsche

 

[gullshark]

A Toyota Celica GT-Four with about 300BHP

this one, in fact.

 

[Beach Hut]

Vauxhall Vectra and we thinking of trading down to a Peageot 305 as petrol is so expensive

 

[Bry Nylon]

This for work; but as I'm not allowed to bring it home I generally use my mountain bike for local stuff and my old Land Rover for longer trips (so long as it isn't raining as I still haven't got round to putting the roof back on).