2006 Ford Explorer. It's old, it's rough on a few edges, but it's mine. And the 4WD has some in handy so many times with our wonderful Indiana winter weather. I've got a few upgrades in mind here and there, just have to save up to get them done.
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2006 Ford Explorer. It's old, it's rough on a few edges, but it's mine. And the 4WD has some in handy so many times with our wonderful Indiana winter weather. I've got a few upgrades in mind here and there, just have to save up to get them done.
My beloved 1 Series... she's getting on a bit, but still going strong.
Shame I only get to drive it a couple months of the year, can't take it to uni!
Shame I only get to drive it a couple months of the year, can't take it to uni!
2015 Chrysler 200C V6, bought it last September. I absolutely love it and the interior is fantastic. Windows have since been tinted.
Friend of mine has a Blue 200S that we took on a road trip back in Feb. Nice car for sure.
Ahh.. Why not...
My Cayenne S-Diesel just after factory pickup in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen in 2013 (which included factory excursion, restaurant dinner and Porsche museum visit, - all for free
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2015 it is still the same, just another plate of Heidelberg instead of Mannheim.
My Cayenne S-Diesel just after factory pickup in Stuttgart-Zuffenhausen in 2013 (which included factory excursion, restaurant dinner and Porsche museum visit, - all for free
).2015 it is still the same, just another plate of Heidelberg instead of Mannheim.
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Sorry for the late reply, just now got back on here - I get average 23-24mpg if it's a lot of city driving, but for highway it climbs up to about 30mpg.
Not my picture, but I just got word my preordered 2016 Limestone Grey Golf R is on the way! Left for America on the 24th. Should be about 4 weeks until she arrives. So pumped!
Not really a truck guy (mostly because I have no use for a truck) but that's super nice. My boss has a newer F-250 and I've driven it a few times.
Not really a truck guy (mostly because I have no use for a truck) but that's super nice. My boss has a newer F-250 and I've driven it a few times.
That's a photo of my car after its first detail. It looks like this now. Enjoy the car when you get it, I am very happy with mine.
OMG!! absolutely beautiful! I love the color choice, definitely glad you didn't go with black, white or grey, you got a bright color for a car that makes a statement, congrats on the purchase!
Thank you. It is a beast of a car on the street for sure. 700+ horsepower will get you into trouble quickly. As far as the color goes it really was the only choice for a hotrod MOPAR in my opinion.
That's a photo of my car after its first detail. It looks like this now. Enjoy the car when you get it, I am very happy with mine.
That's funny. I just randomly pulled it from Google. How do you like the color? It seems everyone loves it, or hates it. Not much in between. At least from the opinions I've read. I'm definitely excited about it. Counting down the days. Love the rims, btw.
That's funny. I just randomly pulled it from Google. How do you like the color? It seems everyone loves it, or hates it. Not much in between. At least from the opinions I've read. I'm definitely excited about it. Counting down the days. Love the rims, btw.
It's a very stealthy color, and since I am somewhat flexible about speed limits, stealth is a good thing. Greys are very easy to maintain too. There is a long limestone grey photo thread that I started on the Mk 7 R forum on vwvortex and you will find lots of photos there. The Golf R is a good sleeper car and very few people, even car enthusiasts, know what its capabilities are let alone how to recognize one.
The wheels are Neuspeed RSe07's in 18x8 et 45 with Dunlop ZII Star Specs in 235/40R18. I replaced (and sold) the OEM wheels almost immediately after I bought the car. I do a lot of HPDEs and autocross events, and the stock wheels and tires just weren't going to meet my needs.
That's one of the forums I'm on. Haven't seen the thread on it though. I did, however, see a LSG thread on golfmk7.com, but I'll look for it now! Thanks.
We bought a replacement for our aging SLK a couple days ago. It's a 2012 BMW 328i. I don't know much about it, but it drives nice and my wife likes it very much.
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