1966 Fiat 500 Giardiniera
It’s somewhere just below the middle of the picture, in case you’re still searching.
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1966 Fiat 500 Giardiniera
It’s somewhere just below the middle of the picture, in case you’re still searching.
From last weekend up at the Ridge Motorsports Park with the Audi Club Northwest chapter in the green run group.
My 1987 Porsche 924S that was pulled out of an aircraft hanger in Texas after a 10 year slumber.
Vauxhall (Opel) Corsa-e.
Got rid of my Hyundai i30N Performance and decided to go fully electric. Was going to go for a VW ID3 but the offer I got on the Corsa-e was just too good to pass up.
Hopefully a Tesla or a Polestar one day but this will do for now.
Got rid of my Hyundai i30N Performance and decided to go fully electric. Was going to go for a VW ID3 but the offer I got on the Corsa-e was just too good to pass up.
Hopefully a Tesla or a Polestar one day but this will do for now.
Got her in March, 10000 miles in already. Fully loaded 330i xDrive.
Fun summer only machine that I have enjoyed owning for quite a few years now. Not fast by todays standards, but was significant in its day.
I had one of these in Carrara White and it's the car I miss most and still regularly go back through my photos of. Beautiful.
I loved the Cayman and I love my Tesla. They're so different but probably my two favorite cars I've owned.
The Cayman suited me perfectly during the period of life I had it and I have tons of great memories with it. Gorgeous, perfect to drive, Porsche owners are friendly and Porsche dealers have amazing customer service. I felt like I was part of a family. I ended up moving downtown and 90% of my driving became stop and go city traffic. I felt like I wasn't able to really "drive" anymore, and wanted something more practical and comfortable. I got a Range Rover Velar. Loved the way it looked inside and out, but it was boring to drive and had horrible tech that always glitched (I've heard they're much better now). The Land Rover customer experience also sucks compared to Porsche. Everyone I dealt with always felt needlessly arrogant. I traded that for my Model Y. I've had my eye on Tesla for years and this seemed like the time to go for it. The Y drives much closer to a sports car than my previous suv. It's fun while still offering a lot of comfort and practicality and makes a lot of sense in the city. I also got one of the very first (got it over a year ago now) and I've not had any problems or signs of shoddy build quality. I can't say much about customer service because I haven't had any experience with it. I've driven it from Dallas to Miami, then Miami to Boston with ease (supercharging is painless). The only potential drawback is the clean/minimal vibe that doesn't offer much luxury....but I've honestly not been bothered by that. It has everything I need. I'd definitely buy another and recommend it to anyone.
Doesn't hurt that it's worth more now than what I paid for it 14 months ago.
Ordered a 2021 Q3 in September last year and it arrived in mid January. I went with S Line Premium Plus with technology, black optics, and parking assist packages added. I also ordered it to come in with the blacked out badges and all weather mats. Bonus: The old Golf R I rarely touch anymore.
I also have a stage 3 GTI. A lot of good taste in this thread 
We had to say goodbye to our 2017 Toyota Corolla this year, which bummed us out because we loved that car. However, we moved onto the 2021 Kia Forte, and we're loving it! Here's a shot of it complete with Family inside haha.
Similar setup to yours except SQ5 and GTI. Love the black optics on the Q3.
