What’s everyone driving these days ??

[AtW]

I remember one poster on here asked for help to program cruise control in car of some make that I can’t remember - safest option not to drive any car with in

[Old Greg]

I remember one poster on here asked for help to program cruise control in car of some make that I can’t remember - safest option not to drive any car with in

Suity.

[Paralytic]

I can't remember. I've actually ran more miles than I've driven since the middle of March.

[Old Greg]

Italian car?

The Scirocco - kind of the point I was making.

Probably in the market for a leccy car next year.

[fullyautomatix]

2005 Reg Toyota Corolla, 120k miles. Have driven it less in the last few years and just waiting for it to break down so I can justify a new car.

When I had to commute in the previous contract, I drove a 2001 reg Yaris, it was solid, a joy to ride, good fuel economy and no hassle to park.

[clearedforlanding]

2005 Reg Toyota Corolla, 120k miles. Have driven it less in the last few years and just waiting for it to break down so I can justify a new car.

It won't. You will never drive a new car.

[MaryPoppins]

A 24 year old mazda bongo that we use for camping and all sorts. Got shot of the A6 and bought the Bongo on a whim last year before going perm - it's ace!

(And a little Fiesta)

[DoctorStrangelove]

It won't. You will never drive a new car.

My 1997 Corolla died.

Sommat went wrong with the ignition & I couldn't be arsed to fix it.

[northernladuk]

57 plate Lexus RX

50k worth of kit for about 8 grand. As much as I miss my Cayman, a used Porsche still needs expensive new Porsche parts to look after it properly. Saves having a practical car as well.

You can buy my cayman S. Just had two new tyres and all disks/pads around 4 months ago. I've done 50 miles on them and it's sorned at the moment. The prices are even more ridiculous when you can't use the car after paying for them so it's up for sale.

[6128k]

17 plate E class 350 D