Whats your daily driver?

2010 chevy Malibu with like 80k on it. Always drove my pickup as a daily driver. Until a few years ago when I bought a car. '16 Silverado usually only gets driven in weekends now or anytime I'm hunting. Sure is nice having my truck paid for and only having 70k miles on it. I will always have a seperate daily driver for work from here on out. You get used to driving the car I guess.
My last job I drove a 09 f350. You get used to driving it but it sure beats you up. Running errands in a sedan is nice, and the gas mileage is a big plus. I'm keeping mine as long as I can.
 
My last job I drove a 09 f350. You get used to driving it but it sure beats you up. Running errands in a sedan is nice, and the gas mileage is a big plus. I'm keeping mine as long as I can.
Mileage in that Malibu kinda blows actually like 26. I just hate crawling in/out. I drive anywhere from 15 minutes to 1.5 hours each way depending on the day. All that gas money and paying a truck off only to have about 160k miles on it sure gets old.
 
2016 Ford Fusion. Somewhere around 117K I think? 35 MPG. Parked my 2010 F150 FX4 with 264,500 and use it for pulling my ATV trailer. Bad snow might make me take it to work.
 
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Corolla…262k, perfect sized trunk for a whitetail.

Good gas mileage, and when something breaks parts are stupid cheap. Wiper fluid pump died and I got a new tank, pump, tubing, nozzles etc new for $25.

Drove it off the lot with 0 miles, no real complaints, does fine in the winter…
I drove a corolla for 14 years as a commuter. I put close to 300,000 miles on it and only had to replace a starter. Great car. Never put a whitetail in the trunk, but I did put one on the hood with its feet tied off to the side mirrors. I now use a Tacoma to commute. No complaints.
 
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2007 silverado 1500 here. 240k miles and counting. Drove 10 hours one way to the black hills in SD for a wedding this weekend. 20 hours of driving and like 1400 miles and no issues! Definately not as nice as a new truck, but it's paid for. For what used vehicles are going for right now I'll be patient a little longer
 
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This is my daily driver. Rough ride, expensive to fix, horrible on gas mileage but makes me money so it’s a wash.

Anytime we go anywhere with the family though we take my wife’s ‘19 highlander. Great car, no issues, amazing gas mileage, very roomy, and carried the kiddos safely.

I have an 09 tundra with 200k though too and it is great just not as much use anymore.
 
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This is my daily driver. Rough ride, expensive to fix, horrible on gas mileage but makes me money so it’s a wash.

Anytime we go anywhere with the family though we take my wife’s ‘19 highlander. Great car, no issues, amazing gas mileage, very roomy, and carried the kiddos safely.

I have an 09 tundra with 200k though too and it is great just not as much use anymore.
Matches your hat.
 
Yeah I'm thinking an suv but a little more gas friendly. The 04 Chevy had about 340 thousand miles when I finally thought it's to tired to put any more money in repairs. Was a dam good truck.
For sure! 14 mpg with a 30 gallon tank sucks hind tit but going to run it until the motor goes..... then I'm going to put a new one in it, rebuild the transmission, level kit, off road goodies and odds and ends and just have fun with it... because I can.
 

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