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I like the control of a standard drive but then, I don't drive anymore.  ANY vehicle would suit me.......

I drive both an F-150 and a Mustang.  I like them both for different reasons.  I bought the truck for my very large dog... He passed away but I still have the truck.  It is incredibly reliable.

1967 shelby convertable

SUV, as it functions somewhat like a truck, and it keeps my tools out of weather better than a truck cap. I also like four wheel drive for off-road and snow.

I always loved my pick-ups. (Wife will not drive in one) Depends on where were going. Out to dinner, the Benz. The need to haul ass, the ragtop mustang.

My Mother-in-laws "Broomstick Fuelled by her "Tongue!! cheep at the price!! 

Handy for the shopping trips...

terryfossil 1

You still on P plates Mate..???????..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

country bumpkin

We must invest!

If i had my choice i'd be driving a 2012 Cadillac Escalade, but between now and then i'm happy with my 2002 Buick Custom..

I have always had a pickup in one form or another because of my work.We call them UTES by the way,that's short for utility vehicle.

I have also done many,many miles in very large trucks & it's nice to relax with an automatic rather than punching gears for a change.

I drive 4wd, CRV, comfortable, handles our very poor country roads, easy to park and I can drive along the beach, I'm quit happy with it, did have a Mazda, too small I gave it to hubby, his travel to work doesn't involve the really rough country roads

Any 4X4 diesel will do me fine..>>>>>>><<<<<<<..

I love going  in my Donkey and car,along country roads, especially when weather is nice. Stop by a couple of Pubs, have some drinks, mmmm  Does not matter if I get drunk or not,  My  Donkey knows the way home, Now, what car, posh or other wise, can do that!!. Roll on the summer.Lol

I prefer train travel if required regularly over distance and bicycles if under 10 miles. Automobile travel cold be eliminated as far as I am concerned although I drive one locally. I love the ocean and travel by sail boat provided the gear is well maintained and the hull is solid. Hobie catamaran is a nice way to get around in inland open water. Ship travel can be great on ships over 300 feet in length in good weather.