Whats your daily snotter

[Sardonicus]

Engineer1949 said:

Lots of euro boxes slightly suprises me i use a 1970s exmilitary landrover weekends mk5 smiley face transit for work and begrudgingly a crv honda when going into foreign lands i.e. Kent etc.

John

Honda ..... because you know you will get there

[s p a c e m a n]

Previous was a '99 5 series, next will probably be an S class merc when I need a second car. Criteria for me goes as far as rwd and as close to £1k as possible, I can't justify new stuff as I like big engines and refuse to pay silly amounts of road tax for something that rarely moves

[TVRmuppet]

And not quite as often

[NickM450]

My snotter is an Executive car would you believe, look, it even says so on the back

300 Quid's worth of Toyota Carina. Meticulously looked after by previous owner, proper old school chap. Few cosmetic bits need attention but not really bothered.

It's meant as a stop gap until I find a nice Alfa 147 2.0 Lusso in a colour and spec combo I like

Probably end up keeping the Carina though, much to good to scrap.

[rigga]

Mini fjcw with all the toys

[ChilliWhizz]

rigga said:

Mini fjcw with all the toys

Wife's car?

[Pupp]

03 'Goona 2.2 diesel estate - 167k and still on original turbo

When it dies a mate will be egging me on to try and get an LS3 and Getrag transaxle behind the front seats to mid-engine sleeper it

[Brummmie]

Manly van for me...
Revo map, slightly lowered, 20" alloys

[jojackson4]

130 bhp transit van not as good as the old LPG transit I had before
And for 4 seats 330d with the particle filter removed and chiped now about 275 bhp

[silent knight]

Not many of these seem to be snotters, lots of very tidy daily drivers.

Slightly more snotterish than some on here but still a fine set of daily wheels (in my opinion) I drive a mk5 Golf GTi by day, it recently replaced an unreliable diesel Saab. One thing the Saab did do well was to make the TVR feel even more special, the Golf is encroaching (albeit only slightly) on the TVR's fun appeal.

[kris450]

The current snotter. That's 60bhp of 1.1Ltr tarmac ripping grunt Surprisingly fun to drive actually.

[Bluebottle]

TVRmuppet said:

And not quite as often

O.M.F.G...you lucky, lucky B...D!
Ok, back on topic, my previous daily snotter was an £800 ebay special...Jag S type... really nice motor until I got the sense that the j gate auto was about to fail, so chopped it in. My industry has started to pick up so had a few extra notes and bought an Audi S6 4.2 litre tow truck for the Griff seems like full circle, I sold my S6 9 yrs ago to get into TVR ownership so now I have the best of both worlds

[Chuffmeister]

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Awesome!

[phazed]

Been using my daughters 1.2 Micra for the last few weeks as I'm inbetween cars, really enjoying it.

I clocked up 500 miles in it last week including 4 London visits and it averaged 52 mpg, result!

Looking at a 3.0D M Sport X3 tomorrow, not a snotter, more of a Deutches rotter!

[Bluebottle]

What is it about TVR owners and Alvis? even PW had one!. I have come so close to getting a 21/100 three times now!...I just don't have the garage space for two mistresses

[TVRmuppet]

Do it you know you want to

[ChilliWhizz]

phazed said:

Looking at a 3.0D M Sport X3 tomorrow

That's Sooooo Dorking

You don't see them in Leatherhead or Guildford

[nickb134]

V reg Lexus IS 200 sport with a kevved up wing on the boot, cost a grand with full history, 130 000 miles, drives like a new car and everything works. It gets ignored but just works. All the attention goes on the Chim :-)

[MPoxon]

I must win the daily snotter competition with my trusty 1998 Astra 1.8 ....

[rigga]

ChilliWhizz said:

Wife's car?

Nope, all mine knobhead