What's your beater? Or do you daily drive?
01-01-2008, 08:37 AM
#144
My Z is my dd. I'm enjoying every mile.
I drive 90 miles every week day from home to UH. That is 450 miles every week. That's 1,800 miles every month. But I don't drive it during my winter break from college. So if I go to college for about 4 months in this past Fall term, that's about 7,200 miles per semester. So that's about 14,400 miles for both Fall and Spring semesters. Not counting summer semesters or my occasional weekend track participation.
I'm putting close to 18,000 miles per year.
I drive 90 miles every week day from home to UH. That is 450 miles every week. That's 1,800 miles every month. But I don't drive it during my winter break from college. So if I go to college for about 4 months in this past Fall term, that's about 7,200 miles per semester. So that's about 14,400 miles for both Fall and Spring semesters. Not counting summer semesters or my occasional weekend track participation.
I'm putting close to 18,000 miles per year.
01-01-2008, 10:22 AM
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dam theres alot of richhers on here hahah. some of these cars u call beaters arent even close to beaters lol. Richhers never appreciate things as much unless they worked there *** to get were they are.
01-01-2008, 01:12 PM
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I 'DD' my Z, except when the roads are really bad. The beater is my parents old car, 98 Toyota camry Ce 250k and still going strong. Other than regular maintenance we've only replaced the clutch and timing belt.
01-01-2008, 01:35 PM
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2006 Jeep Commander
Comparing it to the Z, it handles like a bathtub half full of water.
Actually the Jeep Commander is very comfortable, and it gets through just about anything. It is a very good SUV and I must say I really like it.
--Spike
Comparing it to the Z, it handles like a bathtub half full of water.
Actually the Jeep Commander is very comfortable, and it gets through just about anything. It is a very good SUV and I must say I really like it.
--Spike
