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What's your next vehicle gonna be?

What will be your next vehicle

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SNOWFLAKE

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Simple enough question. Unless you are 100 yrs old like me eventually you will need a new vehicle.

Big gas guzzler, an EV, N American car (like Ford, always found on road dead) or foreign, maybe a Honda or VW?

Only 10 options, so if none of my options fit, pick "other."
 
roguenuke said:
A hybrid SUV. Not sure which yet though.
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My last one was a Subaru Forrester - Wilderness edition. Best vehicle (so far) me and the Mrs. ever invested in. Great on gas, goes through Canadian snow like it's not there, and damn sexy looking too. Was built in Japan.
 
Something made by GMC.

I got a Terrain a few years ago, and its the best vehicle I've ever owned imo.

Its my first GMC, and I am thoroughly impressed.
 
PeacefulWarrior said:
Something made by GMC.

I got a Terrain a few years ago, and its the best vehicle I've ever owned imo.

Its my first GMC, and I am thoroughly impressed.
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Gonna be an electric one?
 
SNOWFLAKE said:
Gonna be an electric one?
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Doubtful.

Although I drive an electric delivery van all day. I love electric vehicles. They are superior in every way except for range IMO.

IDK, I won't need a vehicle for years, I may look at electric when that time comes.
 

Other. I've been looking at something old, like 50s-70's and I want a convertible to go cruising in.
 
I already have a gas guzzler. A 1997 Convertible Camaro SS with the SLP option. My Subaru gets twice the milage. My next car will likely be another Subaru unless I get too old to drive before I need a new one. These might be the last two cars I ever have bought.
 
Unsure, but I am inching closer to needing to make a purchase.
 
Next car I plan to buy is a 1954 Triumph TR2 to replace my 1959 Triumph TR3A. I voted cool looking sports car and it is definetly a convertable
I have no plans to replace my daily driver
 
Probably a hearse. I won't be caring about the brand.
 
A year and a half ago I switched my F-150 for a Ford Maverick Hybrid, I love the little Truck and the great gas mileage.
The recent average is 43.4 mpg. At this point if I needed another vehicle, I would get the same thing.
In the past week I picked up 36 bags of mulch and took a load of yard waste to the dump, so I still need a Truck, but not the bad MPG.
 
Currently running a 2014 SHO. AWD, 6 speed auto with dapple shifters, 3.5 liter twin Turbo V6.

I've lowered it with HR springs, heavy duty shocks, replaced the downpipes, swapped out the 2 bar map for a 3 bar map, gear head intercooler and gear head tune. Makes about 400awhp.

Next car will be a V8 again, RWD, manual transmission. Don't really care what it is, long as it checks those boxes. Then I plan to super charge it.
 
The Prius Prime, you get 40 miles range as an EV, then it switches to hybrid and you get 60 mpg. Nice looking car, well built, and its a Toyota, so its dependable.
 
I have my eye on (and a deposit on) an SUV EV to replace my beloved Toyota 4Runner. Sometime next year, a Rivian R2 will be my new ride,
 
Another hot hatch. Not many good ones to choose from these days, so we'll see. I don't do much driving any way since I ride my bike, walk, or use public transportation so for me the car is more for shopping runs and joy riding.
 
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