Get a scooter for commuting. Tough to beat 80-100 mpg.
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Get a scooter for commuting. Tough to beat 80-100 mpg.
A Subie will get you most places a nonlifted Silverado will, and get 25 MPG reliably. Very few things will go wrong before 100K if that soon.
I recommend a Forester over an Outback for the headroom; a WRX is good for accelerating quickly and cornering on a flat surface.
Not ALL Subie owners are braindead libs, some of us just like the utility of a Subaru.
Have we mentioned a Subaru yet?
The rest are just lesbians.Quote:
Originally Posted by mikedubs
I think this is what you are looking for. Great gas mileage and looks like a 4x4..
http://www.ufunk.net/wp-content/uplo...udi-A3-AWD.jpg
Especially Foresters :pQuote:
Originally Posted by asmo
(but in all seriousness, Subies are really good cars ... its the one thing Liberals are right about ... you know, a broken clock being right twice a day and all)
Ya got me there...I do like me some women.Quote:
Originally Posted by asmo
In all seriousness. My wife has a 2011 Highlander -- and I fricking love that car. Drives great. SUPER comfortable. Great on gas. I have told her a couple of times that I'd trade my truck for her Highlander.
Chrysler/Dodge Minivan. The only downside is lack of ground clearance. Means you have to ride or walk the bike a bit farther.
When your kids are older with friends with bikes and your hauling more crap the van is really nice.
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Originally Posted by buffalobo
I daily drive my '01 GMC Sierra and love it for many of the reasons you cited. If my gas cost was as high as yours, I'd get a small car.
Subie, I love my 2012 outback, 41k on it now and still the smoothest riding car I've ever own, avg's 26's to 28's MPG. 9inch clearance is a big plus coming from ranges / fields