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I'm rollin a beater right now... 1991 Civic Hatch with a frankenstein exhaust (cause the old one fell off) and a few other crappy bolt-ons that were there when I bought the car.

$800, 171k. gets 35+mpg, so I'm happy.


Wifey drives a 2000 Nissan Maxima.

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2000 Toyota Echo. 89k miles, if I remember correctly. I squeeze out on the high side of 50 miles to the gallon when trying to hypermile it (drive like a normal human and get 40).

Big enough trunk for three, possibly four golf bags.

@Basherbaker69: Gas is not cheap. (Yes, I think the equivalent of 1 pound 70 per gallon is expensive...)

"Shouldn't you be going faster? I mean, you're doing 40 in a 65..."

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Volvo S60 R, 300hp AWD
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Being an urban dweller, I don't own a car, but do drive alot. Cars that I drive most often are the Mazda 3, Scion xB, Volkswagen Rabbit, Honda Civic, Toyota Matrix, BMW 328, Volvo S60, and Mini Cooper.

I'd have to say that after driving so many different cars, they're all the same to me, but the Cooper is the most fun. The BMW is surprisingly responsive considering it's weighed down by all those luxury features (love the lights on the door handles).

Steve

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2007 Toyota Camry, silver. Holds 3 bags of clubs.

Bag o' goodness:

r7 460 - Driver
- Woods
Burner - Irons - Putter


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a scion xA, i've asked at a local golf course since my car is the same size as a golf cart if i could drive it around the course and they said no

was asked what a scion xA looks like as a pos comment

this is what it looks like and so you can see why i am really quite annoyed that golf courses don't let me drive this around on the cart path when i play a round of golf

They will beat their swords into golf clubs and their spears into putters. Nation will not take up sword against nation, nor will they train for war anymore. Old Tom Morris 2:4


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i can see why you re agitated about that. What about a Smart Car Brabus, theyd let you on then and you d never hold anyone up!?

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Just sold my Jeep Wrangler 4 door. Now I am driving my dads 2002 GMC Sierra 2500 Gas Hog. He uses this for trailering his boat. Gets 13 mpg!!!

I am looking right now for something. I just cant figure out what I want/need.

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2007 Chevy Suburban 4x4 - mainly for skiing, but it also comfortably hauls kids, dogs and lots of golf clubs. 14 mpg is a little painful right now

2007 Toyota Camry - Just got this. huge trunk!

2005 Yamaha V-Star 1100 Silverado. Perfect in the summer. No worries about the clubs 'cause I store 'em at the club!


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1999 Jeep Grand Cherroke

In My Bag:
Driver-G10 10.5 pro launch blue
3 wood-Burner TP 14.5
2i-hibore hybrid 19 stiff
irons-J33bWedges-:54 vokeyFEEL wedge company 60putter- white hot xg #1ball-pro v1


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I've got an '04 VW Passat that is extremely fun to drive. I spent the first year finding pleasant little surprises when cars are well designed.

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was asked what a scion xA looks like as a pos comment

can i suggest a Smart Car Brabus convertible as a golf cart. No one will ever complain about slow play..lol!


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hahaha...those smart cars are hilarious looking.

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2005 Ford Focus wagon...fits 4 golf bags and pull-carts in the trunk. Great for camping and travelling, cheap on gas.

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