Auto lovers - what's your ride? (post pics) Part II
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Getting the extended warranty was the smartest thing I ever did. Got a nail in my tire and it is going to cost me nothing.
Also, ride flats are awesome.
Also, ride flats are awesome.
On my way home from my bike ride - I stopped to chat with the owner of the landscape company who just completed this job on this newly remodeled home just around the corner from me.
One of the Royal Palms was browning out badly. You can see it in the first pic up on the hill.
Anywho....the property owner's Aston Martin was parked out front....what a beauty! Especially in white!
One of the Royal Palms was browning out badly. You can see it in the first pic up on the hill.
Anywho....the property owner's Aston Martin was parked out front....what a beauty! Especially in white!
Makes sense to me......
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Repelled by high car prices, Americans are holding on to their vehicles longer than ever
Americans are keeping their cars longer than ever. The average age of a passenger vehicle on U.S. roads hit a record 12.5 years this year, according to data gathered by S&P Global Mobility. Sedans are even older, on average — 13.6 years. Blame it mainly on the pandemic, which triggered a...
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While electric mobility is a reality at Volkswagen today, it was still a dream of the future in the seventies. In 1972, a T2 flatbed truck broke new ground as the first fully electric Volkswagen, seen here at the main Wolfsburg factory.
At this time, the Research & Development department at Volkswagen Wolfsburg had been investigating alternative drives which were more environmentally friendly to reduce emissions in cities such as electric, hybrid drive and gas turbine.
At this time, the Research & Development department at Volkswagen Wolfsburg had been investigating alternative drives which were more environmentally friendly to reduce emissions in cities such as electric, hybrid drive and gas turbine.
Rows of Karmann Ghia and VW-Porsche 914 models in the new vehicle parking yard at the Karmann plant in Osnabrück, 1973.
I unexpectedly lost my best friend a few months ago. This is a tribute post (with videos) that I put on Facebook about his project car that was completed just before he died.
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Quite a few months ago, I shared that I had unexpectedly lost my best friend Cliff Jefferson. He had come down from Birmingham and visited us here in Fairhope a week and a half before he died…and...
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I love the old muscle cars, but it's hard to get past the fact that my 2022 Subaru Outback is faster than a 1969 Chevelle SS396. 
I also had a 1972 Vega -- great fun except for the aluminum block engine that would overheat in a heartbreak. I sold it after 2 years before any trouble popped up.I unexpectedly lost my best friend a few months ago. This is a tribute post (with videos) that I put on Facebook about his project car that was completed just before he died.
Joel Teel
Quite a few months ago, I shared that I had unexpectedly lost my best friend Cliff Jefferson. He had come down from Birmingham and visited us here in Fairhope a week and a half before he died…and...
Pushing 225K miles on my wifes 2003 SUV (we've had for 16 years) and 250K on my 2012 (had for 10 yrs). Both are Lexus RX series. Wouldn't mind replacing hers this year just for the safety upgrades but her commute is like 1.8 miles and she's put <5K on it since March 2020, so no way it would be a new buy. Mine could go either way. Still looks almost new and I love the way it still drives but it has some age quirks and lacks some of the newer tech that I would like. We'll see what happens next year after 1st kid decides what school she's attendingMakes sense to me......
Repelled by high car prices, Americans are holding on to their vehicles longer than ever
Americans are keeping their cars longer than ever. The average age of a passenger vehicle on U.S. roads hit a record 12.5 years this year, according to data gathered by S&P Global Mobility. Sedans are even older, on average — 13.6 years. Blame it mainly on the pandemic, which triggered a...
I had a 1972 Pinto. I'm not sure which car was worse, although the Pinto engine never died.
In the last 5 years we have traded in 2 SUV's -- Tahoe and Suburban -- both with almost 200,000 miles. Those were great vehicles and cost us little to drive other than gas and regular maintenance.Pushing 225K miles on my wifes 2003 SUV (we've had for 16 years) and 250K on my 2012 (had for 10 yrs). Both are Lexus RX series. Wouldn't mind replacing hers this year just for the safety upgrades but her commute is like 1.8 miles and she's put <5K on it since March 2020, so no way it would be a new buy. Mine could go either way. Still looks almost new and I love the way it still drives but it has some age quirks and lacks some of the newer tech that I would like. We'll see what happens next year after 1st kid decides what school she's attending
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