With wife, Lincoln Navigator. Solo, Volvo S60 2.5T. Like them both.
With wife, Lincoln Navigator. Solo, Volvo S60 2.5T. Like them both.
2016 Tacoma extended cab. When the 04 RX8 that was my dd started to need $$ thrown at it SWMBO said it is getting replaced with a truck. We have a 1 acre yard and she likes gardening and hates to pay delivery for anything we buy. Couldn't argue since I still have my 99 Miata autocross toy/fun car and my restored 1970 Opel GT. The Tacoma gets better mpg's than the RX8 anyway, even with the V6 and tow package. Averaging 23 mpg with the Tacoma. She drives a 2010 Sonata that will most likely be replaced with something this winter.
2015 Yamaha FJ-09.
It really excels in the role as a daily. I can be a little heavy on the throttle so I'm only getting around 43.5 mpg average but can still nearly get two weeks out of ten dollars. Plus it's a hell of a lot more engaging than any car.
During the nice seasons I ride my KTM 1190R. Whole lotta fun, which is why I'm lucky to get 38mpg with it. Otherwise I have a '08 Lexus GX470.
Company car is 2010 impala ex cop car.
Personal dailies are a 2000 miata and a 95 Silverado dropped 5/7
2004 G35 6MT sedan with some basic bolt-ons (exhaust, intake, coilovers, poly bushings, tune, etc.) It's a pretty awesome daily.
2004 BMW M3
12k miles a year for the last 3 years.
Its quiet, relatively quick and has a decent stereo. Stock except for a Supersprint exhaust and euro manifolds/catalytics.
2011 WRX hatch. It's a great do-everything car between hauling my twins to daycare everyday, autocross, grocery shopping, road trips, and general automotive shenannigans. It is completely stock other than the toddler seats and sunshades installed in the back.
What I like:
What I don't:
DD: 2016 ram 3500 4x4 cummins diesel. You caught me on the off day where I don’t have a trailer hooked up because I’m working in an old neighborhood with smaller driveways. It’s my tow beast, kid hauler, office and parts chaser all rolled into one massive vehicle
because I am a masochist. 2003 Land Rover Discovery.
This car is spoiling me badly. It is very quiet, very comfortable, and sometimes it defies physics.
A mix between a 2003 Mercedes cl600, 2012 BMW k1300s, and 2013 Chevrolet Silverado k3500. When your primary dd is an aging v12 TT Benz you need backups. 
My crusty old van is comfy, reliable, and the stereo still sounds ok. I don’t need more than that.
It’s been a great winter commuter and dog hauler but I’m kind of trying to sell it because I just brought home a big GM B body wagon.
Been my daily for ~7 months now.
Bone stock 02 wrx wagon
Only issue right now is the lack of boost (only running WG pressure now)
Wife's is 2014 TSX Sportwagon. Her previous was 2002 TL-S.
My dd is 2013 911. My previous was 2004 S2000.
2000 Camry. Yep, it's tan. Without a doubt, it's the most boring car I've ever owned. The seating position is awful (or maybe my arms are too short), but the seat itself isn't bad. AC is ice cold. I bought it four years ago when an older woman lightly wrecked it and tore the front bumper off, so it was cheap. I've put 85,000 miles on it without any problems. Just gas, oil, tires, and a set of brake pads.
Wife drives a 2004 Honda Pilot. Also boring, but she needed something with third row seating and decent ground clearance. She didn't want a full size SUV, so the pilot was an easy choice.
2018 Subaru Crosstrek.
Pros:
Orange
Average at everything
Cons:
Slow
I have put 18k miles on it since August.
Todays DD (if that is possible) is my sons 2005 Jetta GLi. It has a bigger turbo a FMIC and a tune to make it work. It has some rough edges, as any 13 year old car would. But it is a blast to drive. My normal DD is a quite forgettable 1998 1.6 Sentra with an auto trans. And that reminds me that I need to get my 1997 Jetta GT back on the road. Needs a set of tires and an AC compressor. And add a turbo. Especially add a turbo. *sigh*
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Lately I've been dailying my sister's '97 GT Mustang convertible because she doesn't drive and none of my vehicles are driveable. Strongly considering buying it if my GTA sells soon because I think it does what I want the GTA to do better with less work. Working ac, has been reliable as gravity.
My daily is a '96 Dodge 1500 extended cab 2wd. I picked it because I like 2wd v8 trucks and it was cheap. I found out why when the 313k mile trans exploded and the I noticed the 318 had a cracked block. So the daily is a project now and my project goes a bit longer without being touched.
Depends on what the task is
When i need a truck....91 ranger
wheni need mpg, 02 zx2
when i need 4wd or to haul around my dog 00 explorer
In reply to Antihero :
Maybe your simplified answer should have been: a Ford. 
Knurled. said:IDDQD
Love the plate. I should send you one of the 'Id Rather Be Hunting Cacodemons' stickers I made for the great sticker exchange.
I too have a Fiesta ST. Mine’s a ‘15 with almost 90k on it now. It’s probably the most fun dd I’ve had. It gets 32 mpg, and has been dead reliable from day 1. I’ve had the Mountune MP215 kit on it since it was a week old.
This:
Great gas mileage, cheap consumables, with a 5 speed, it's reasonably fun while almost incapable of breaking the speed limit. The only hitch is surprisingly high insurance rates. Either they are death traps (possible) or other Yaris drivers are idiots.
Knurled. said:
This car is spoiling me badly. It is very quiet, very comfortable, and sometimes it defies physics.
My daily, 2017 FoST. Fun, practical, and affordable. I'm reaching the age where I wanted a daily that I could just drive and not worry about.
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