What car would be your ultimate daily driver?
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4/5 seats/doors, big boot, manual, an engine that has low down torque but also will rev out, lsd, adaptive dampers, comfy cloth seats, parking sensors, reversing camera, carplay, not too big.
Basically everything my FK8 Type R has.
It would be even better with a bigger fuel tank and heated seats though
Basically everything my FK8 Type R has.
It would be even better with a bigger fuel tank and heated seats though
Every day a journey said:
Rolls Royce Phantom 7
I can see why, but as the owner of a Jaguar XJ, a comparative tiddler with the standard length of 5.13 metres it can be a struggle berthing it, the standard wheelbase Phantom adds 70 cm to that and the LWB 96cm !Depends where you go of course, would advise to avoid anywhere where you need to use a car park, standard UK space is circa 4.8 metres long.
I've been running around in a LWB manual Transit van for the last week, and I was sorry to hand it back this morning to be honest, because I've enjoyed driving it so much!
So it does show that you can enjoy driving most things I think.
My F82 M4 makes a great daily driver for me, but the harsh ride does spoil the party a bit, but then I wouldn't really want it rolling around too much in the corners though. The 370Z is pretty good in that regard in comparison, because that rides the bumps much better than the M4 for example.
So it does show that you can enjoy driving most things I think.
My F82 M4 makes a great daily driver for me, but the harsh ride does spoil the party a bit, but then I wouldn't really want it rolling around too much in the corners though. The 370Z is pretty good in that regard in comparison, because that rides the bumps much better than the M4 for example.
I really love my Toyota Crown, bought as I needed 4-doors after the Skyline and the first time I saw one was when I picked mine up. I didn't know really anything about them but now I'm obsessed as it's surpassed all I expected of it. It's not a master of anything but it's relatively quick, good on fuel and fits my family plus luggage easily. I can have a little blast around on my own or gently cruise down the motorways and it does both just great. The only thing I can think to swap with is another one, it's 20yrs old next year so I'm wondering if that time is soon but really it's doing nothing wrong.
cerb4.5lee said:
I've been running around in a LWB manual Transit van for the last week, and I was sorry to hand it back this morning to be honest, because I've enjoyed driving it so much!
So it does show that you can enjoy driving most things I think.
My F82 M4 makes a great daily driver for me, but the harsh ride does spoil the party a bit, but then I wouldn't really want it rolling around too much in the corners though. The 370Z is pretty good in that regard in comparison, because that rides the bumps much better than the M4 for example.
As mentioned on another thread. I have a LWB transit custom Ltd (heated comfortable seats, CarPlay etc). It isn’t for work use, it’s only for leisure use (moving motorbikes, paddle boards etc). I actually favour it over my M4 for longer journeys. It’s a brilliant vehicle. So it does show that you can enjoy driving most things I think.
My F82 M4 makes a great daily driver for me, but the harsh ride does spoil the party a bit, but then I wouldn't really want it rolling around too much in the corners though. The 370Z is pretty good in that regard in comparison, because that rides the bumps much better than the M4 for example.
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