Best Vehicle You Had?

[Kilgore Trout]

My Diamond Back mountain bike I owned during the 90's. I used to put about 100-150 miles or so a week on that thing, and I could confidently and expertly negotiate any terrain or environment from steep and craggy mountain trails to traffic-filled city streets, as well as zoom by all the dorks on their $3000 Cannondale racing bikes dressed up in their cute, little biking outfits. Never wore a helmet either.

 

[Alceste]

My Diamond Back mountain bike I owned during the 90's. I used to put about 100-150 miles or so a week on that thing, and I could confidently and expertly negotiate any terrain or environment from steep and craggy mountain trails to traffic-filled city streets, as well as zoom by all the dorks on their $3000 Cannondale racing bikes dressed up in their cute, little biking outfits. Never wore a helmet either.

You bad ***.

I prefer bikes too. Nowhere to pack a guitar and PA system though. That's the trouble.

 

[Rakhel]

Of all the cars I had, I think I liked the Suzuki Splash best. It's just cleverly engineered. Comfortable, fuel efficient and for a city car I also find it stylish.

Ahh come on. You just like it because you thought the cute girls came with the car.

 

[BSM1]

Of all the cars I had, I think I liked the Suzuki Splash best. It's just cleverly engineered. Comfortable, fuel efficient and for a city car I also find it stylish.

What car??

 

[HiddenHijabi]

My current car. It's awesome! Here's a car of the same model:

 

[Penumbra]

A used black Toyota Celica:

-Inexpensive for the base model, especially when used.
-Good acceleration for its price.
-Compact car, small turn radius.
-Fancy interior.
-Excellent handling.
-Good gas mileage.
-After doing some trigonometry, I can fit my skis in there.
-Stylish.

 

[CaptainNobody]

Best vehicle I ever had was a simple road bicycle. Sure, it took longer to get places and I couldn't go as far, but where I was living at the time, that wasn't a problem. But the great thing was that it was free to operate (saved a fortune in gas bills), and I was able to get into fairly good shape riding around from place to place.

 

[McBell]

1978 AMC Spirit.
The first 7 months I owned it, it did not have a battery, but I still ran the snot out of it.
It was a four speed 4wd that I took everywhere and very rarely did I get it stuck unless I was trying to get it stuck.