Now I'm really bored right now, and i had a sort of curious question.
What is everyones dream daily driver?
now here are a few things to think about before you just say A maybach or something like that...
- the car can be any car but you don't have an unlimited budget (imagine you got the car for free as you are now) so think about gas and maintenance.
- It will be a dd so think about comfort, practicality, easy to park, etc., etc.
Okay so here is my choice.
-2009 Audi A4 quattro Avant
and here is why:
- 2L inline 4 turbo is good on gas and produces enough power to get a car load of friends around at a reasonable speed.
- the power, the awd, and the trunk space will haul me, my friends and all our biking/snowboarding gear up the mountains for our frequent recreational trips.
- a waggon/hatch is so practical in day to day life
- has the performance ability that if you happen to stumble across driving road heaven, the moment wont go to waste.
- It looks fantastic (IMO)
- it's big enough inside and small enough outside that it (I've heard) has no problems whatsoever negotiating tight parking garages.
alright, now what's yours?
What is everyones dream daily driver?
now here are a few things to think about before you just say A maybach or something like that...
- the car can be any car but you don't have an unlimited budget (imagine you got the car for free as you are now) so think about gas and maintenance.
- It will be a dd so think about comfort, practicality, easy to park, etc., etc.
Okay so here is my choice.
-2009 Audi A4 quattro Avant
and here is why:
- 2L inline 4 turbo is good on gas and produces enough power to get a car load of friends around at a reasonable speed.
- the power, the awd, and the trunk space will haul me, my friends and all our biking/snowboarding gear up the mountains for our frequent recreational trips.
- a waggon/hatch is so practical in day to day life
- has the performance ability that if you happen to stumble across driving road heaven, the moment wont go to waste.
- It looks fantastic (IMO)
- it's big enough inside and small enough outside that it (I've heard) has no problems whatsoever negotiating tight parking garages.
alright, now what's yours?





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