What's your daily driver

[Chilliman]

Apologies if this has been asked recently tho I did do a search and couldn't find a similar thread..

Going to be looking around soon, won't actually be a daily as I work away most of the time, more like a 4 seat (not necessarily 4 door) drive it/leave it (without Tiv type worries) come rain or snow.. Won't be driven by anyone else.. something practical and relatively cheap..

What's yours ????

[bsdnazz]

My daily drive is an S reg 4.0L Chim.

[Harrytsg]

My Chimaera 450

[Alexdaredevilz]

My Chim 4.6

[SimonBradley]

Ford Fiesta zetec 1.2 1998 5 door. Got a 6 week old so had to keep the missus happy

[Vixpy1]

a 20 year old rusty knackered M5

[mgjc]

Chim 4.0

[scruggs]

From about now until October a Chim 500.

As for the rest of the year......

A Chevrolet Captiva 4x4 SUV diesel. General family load lugger and worth its weight in gold last December.
A Ford Ka shopping trolley for those visits to shopping centres, easy to park, cheap to repair if vandalised.
A Rover 216 Cabriolet when 4 seats are needed in the summer months (now in need of a shed load of money being spent on it)

I think DVLA have a direct line to my bank account........

[SimoV8]

BMW 520d - self financing with my mileage rate due to genuine 50mpg, leaving my cash allowance for TVR costs and now a Land Rover!

[haircutmike]

Octavia vRS, £2.3K of fun!
Can't believe the pleasure I get from embarrasing expensive so called quick cars, also does lots of running around for peanuts.

Edited by haircutmike on Wednesday 9th March 20:47

[Wildfire]

Lotus Elise

[itiejim]

S-Max for the family stuff and Integra Type-R for knocking about / commuting.

[captaintact]

Alfa 156 1.6

Sadly not doing much driving in either this or my Chimaera 4.0HC

[miniman]

MG by binaryimage, on Flickr

[captaintact]

miniman said:

MG by binaryimage, on Flickr

Nice and understated. :-)

[S7Paul]

Golf 1.4 TSI SE 5-door, with the 7-speed DSG box. It hits 100 as quickly as my old Astra 2.2 Coupe, but driven fairly carefully will do over 40mpg. Unfortunately it's rarely driven carefully, so I actually get low-mid 30s most of the time.

[EggsBenedict]

Not massively economical, but didn't get stopped by recent bad weather. Can fit pretty much anything in it within reason.

We've got a couple of other cars too. The most practical is the Audi A4 Avant. It's a 2.0 turbo diesel. Goes OK, not too juicy, comfortable and not bad on space.

[locodude]

1997 Jag XJ6 Sport. Best barge by far. 4.0 litres is the smallest I'll let on the driveway!

[Marty V8]

We have my wifes 1.2 Clio and my 2.5 V6 Mondeo ST24. Strange coincidence but the engine sizes seem to (more-or-less) keep doubling..1.2, 2.5 and a 5 litre TVR.

[CarlosV8]

I've recently bought a Rover 216 GTi because I'm a firm believer of bangeromics, and since my car is only used for driving the few miles to work and generally lugging crap about I don't see the point in spending thousands on something which will inevitably lose money. Plus it's good to have 2 British cars on the drive

A sensible family car is on the cards soon though and I'm thinking a Volvo 850/V70 T5 estate (unless petrol prices go really crazy).