So what kind of vehicle do you drive?

[OSUFan]

2008 Torrent here

[barryrules]

2001 Ford F350 diesel
2007 Chevy Trailblazer

[FloridaPoke]

2008 Ford F-250 Diesel. 13 MPG regardless of in town, highway, speed, towing or not towing. Doesn't matter. 13.

[GoPokes83]

08 Dodge 2500 4x4. I hope to one day see 13 MPG

[BigBadBen]

2008 F-150 - Black
2007 Nitro - Orange

[Verb]

I drive a black 2005 Honda Element. I love my car. Before that, I drove a Honda S2000 for about six years. I'm STILL grateful not to have to fold my 5'10" self in half to get in and out of my car.

[legelegel]

Orange Corvette (very old)
White Jeep (a bit old)
Black Cadillac (old)

[Jonno]

2001 Audi TT Quattro - Silver
2008 Chevy Silverado 4X4 - White

[smoothW]

2002 Toyota Tundra 164K miles and going strong

[Pokes_Rock]

2001 F150 4x4
2006 Ford Expedition

[AnniePokely]

2006 Nissan Titan (my osu truck) with 35,000 miles on it. It stays parked in the garage. Normally only drive it gamedays.

2007 Toyota Camry
2005 Cadillac Eldorado

[osupride97]

2005 Audi A4 Turbo Quattro

[TheLoveDoctor]

2005 Ford F-250 diesel 4x4 Quad Cab. 15.5-16 mpg.

[SeaOfOrange]

2006 Nissan Titan SE (almost as cool as Annie's)
2007 Nissan Murano SL (loaded except for AWD)

[Poohness]

2001 Toyota Corolla for work.
1961 Chevy C10 with 70K original miles for Home Depot runs on the weekend.

[wood911]

Tan 2010 Ford F150 CrewCab( Mine)
Tan 2005 Mercedes Benz S430(Hers)
WE're really creative with our colors.:o

[JimBob]

Guards Red 1986 Porsche 944; over 300k miles, original engine (finally usin' a little oil). Gettin ready to do some serious restoration; suck it GM!

[wickerbill]

2008 Civic Si Sedan - white
2002 Honda S2000 - yellow - for the nice sunny days with the top down.

Verb, you should have kept the S2000 and used it as a toy instead of as a primary mode of transportation. It's much better suited for that, though with Southern California weather, it would be hard for me to leave it in the garage. :)

[Verb]

At least I have the consolation of knowing the girl I sold it to is madly IN LOVE with the car. She sends me email updates of how the car is doing. Like, "I had her detailed today. She's happy to have her shine back."

Haha. So "she" went to a good home.

[FalseGod]

2002 Honda Accord Coupe 4-cylinder base model with manual transmission. Gets me where I need to go. I don't love it or hate it. only 92,000 miles on it, so should be good for another 7+ years.

[topdaug]

2002 Honda Accord Coupe 4-cylinder base model with manual transmission. Gets me where I need to go. I don't love it or hate it. only 92,000 miles on it, so should be good for another 7+ years.

Should be good for at least 10 more years...my first car was a 1990 Honda Accord that got up to 280,000 miles before it was totaled by some girl who ran a red light...that car had a lot of life left to it (it was totaled in 2003 or 2004)....

Right now, I've got a 2004 Honda Accord Coupe 4-cylinder with manual transmission...love the car, but I've always had Accords...between the 1990 and 2004, I had a 1997 Accord EX-V6...great car, but low on mileage for an Accord (was getting about 22-24 on highways, and I was driving from Norman to Edmond daily for work, which is why I went to manual 2004)....

[legelegel]

Should be good for at least 10 more years...my first car was a 1990 Honda Accord that got up to 280,000 miles before it was totaled by some girl who ran a red light...that car had a lot of life left to it (it was totaled in 2003 or 2004)....

Right now, I've got a 2004 Honda Accord Coupe 4-cylinder with manual transmission...love the car, but I've always had Accords...between the 1990 and 2004, I had a 1997 Accord EX-V6...great car, but low on mileage for an Accord (was getting about 22-24 on highways, and I was driving from Norman to Edmond daily for work, which is why I went to manual 2004)....

So what's your m.p.g. now?

[OSUFan]

I had a Honda Civic hatchback many, many moons ago. Loved it! Got 32+ MPG on it. We just outgrew it when we became a family of three.

[AlwaysOrange]

2003 GMC Envoy. It has 134k + and still going strong. I really want a new Chevy Traverse but just can't see spending the $40k it would take to get one like I want. I have never kept a car 7 years, but as long as it holds out for me, I'm guessing I'll still be driving her come March. (Yes LandscapePoke....I just put that in writing!! :rolleyes:) That's why when I do get a new one, it's going to have EVERYTHING just like I want it!! :party-smiley-018:

[Gambler]

2009 Buick Enclave - cocoa metallic - I have had it for a little over a month and love it!

[FalseGod]

Should be good for at least 10 more years...my first car was a 1990 Honda Accord that got up to 280,000 miles before it was totaled by some girl who ran a red light...that car had a lot of life left to it (it was totaled in 2003 or 2004)....

Right now, I've got a 2004 Honda Accord Coupe 4-cylinder with manual transmission...love the car, but I've always had Accords...between the 1990 and 2004, I had a 1997 Accord EX-V6...great car, but low on mileage for an Accord (was getting about 22-24 on highways, and I was driving from Norman to Edmond daily for work, which is why I went to manual 2004)....

Yea, definitely, but even I will probably go ahead and move into something new by that time, so I probably won't make it that long before I get something new. I didn't even look at the V6 because they only make it in an Automatic for some dumb reason. I will never own a car with automatic transmission. I would buy a truck with one, but never a car. The wife drives a 2001 Civic with the same amount of miles. We'll probably have to swap that one out first.

[andyokstate]

1998 Honda CRV with 5 speed manual. 143k miles. Like you, False God, I prefer a manual. I love the utility of my CRV, but wish it got better gas mileage (around 24). I was considering a new CRV, but you can't get them with a stick anymore in the USA. Honda makes a diesel version in Europe that gets mid/high 30's, but of course we'll never see that here.

[bleedorange]

Like you, False God, I prefer a manual.

Dr. Freud would like for you to schedule an appointment.

[Lewis the Pike]

1992 Jeep Wrangler S Series 220k miles sof ttop automatic

[Chainman]

2000 Ford Ranger
2006 Ford Freestar (wife & family van)

[WAHOOS14]

2006 Black Lincoln LS Sport.

Before that, 1997 Black Ford Taurus SHO. Had I known the SHOs were being revived, I would have waited (maybe - my Lincoln is pretty sweet).

[FalseGod]

1998 Honda CRV with 5 speed manual. 143k miles. Like you, False God, I prefer a manual. I love the utility of my CRV, but wish it got better gas mileage (around 24). I was considering a new CRV, but you can't get them with a stick anymore in the USA. Honda makes a diesel version in Europe that gets mid/high 30's, but of course we'll never see that here.

It is hard to find a good vehicle in a stick sometimes. I love the Acuras, but they don't make very many, so I probably won't be getting one. I like that Mazda and Subaru both make their standard models standards, so I may be looking at those quite a bit when I do buy a new car. I had quite a time finding my Accord in a manual because all dealers had were option packed autos.

[snuffy]

2009 Suzuki Equator (the same thing as a Nissian Frontier except cheaper) manual four door. The back door are the half size suicide doors. 28 MPG.

[bleedorange]

1997 GMmfC Suburban. 2 mpg.
2004 Ford Expedition. 4 mpg
2000 John Deere LT-133. 1 acrepergallon

[WyomingOSUAlum]

1997 GMmfC Suburban. 2 mpg.
2004 Ford Expedition. 4 mpg
2000 John Deere LT-133. 1 acrepergallon




Sissy. I've started driving a bulldozer to work. 5 gallons per mile. Get out of the way:

http://img.diytrade.com/cdimg/724778/6093378/0/1236223455/Caterpillar_Bulldozer_D5_6_7_8_9_10.jpg

[cactusjack]

2009 Mazda 6.........8,000 miles

2002 Mazda Protoge....170,000 miles

2000 Porsche Boxter.....43,000 miles (my baby)

1999 Ford F-150........152,000 miles

[JimBob]

2009 Mazda 6.........8,000 miles

2002 Mazda Protoge....170,000 miles

2000 Porsche Boxter.....43,000 miles (my baby)

1999 Ford F-150........152,000 miles


Damn Jack, stop sittin' around and scratchin' your 'nads; drive the Boxter. It ain't like driving 'em is gonna hurt 'em. Porsche, nothing comes close!:action-smiley-033:

[topdaug]

So what's your m.p.g. now?

About 30 or so highway and 25 or so city....when I was still making the Norman to Edmond commute daily for work, I was getting 32 per gallon, but now I'm just going Norman to Moore and I'm at about 25 per gallon...

[wickerbill]

I can't believe I just saw two porsche owners misspell boxster. I hope you don't pronounce it POORSH, too. ;)

[JimBob]

I can't believe I just saw two porsche owners misspell boxster. I hope you don't pronounce it POORSH, too. ;)

Hey, cut me some slack; I quoted the owner. Hell, I can spell 944 in my sleep.:D

[SKC]

07 Toyota Solara
00 Dodge Dakota
02 Dodge Grand Caravan
07 Triumph Daytona 675

[cactusjack]

boxSter

[pistolpete2002]

2005 Chevy 1/2 Ton This is my baby, but I'm wanting to sell it.
http://i573.photobucket.com/albums/ss173/stevensturgeon/Truck.jpg

2008 Chevy Tahoe
1999 Chevy Tahoe

[CowboyDrewssss]

2001 Toyota Tacoma Double Cab 98k
2007 Toyota Camry 4cyl 35k

[Poke2000]

2005 GMC Sierra 1500 SLE - 31K miles (Mine)
2006 Chevy Impala LT - 71K miles (Hers)

[mejake007]

truck

[bleedorange]

truck

Tonka? :biggrin:

[PokeNBeans]

2001 Chevy Tahoe 144K (mine)
2001 Toyota RAV4 124K (hers)

[RedDirtCowboy]

2005 Toyota Tundra

[mejake007]

Tonka? :biggrin:

haha - I wish!

I have a mastiff named Tonka that drives me up the wall! That count?