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Screw the peasants, what awesome car do you drive?
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What car do you drive?
What car do you currently drive? Why did you select this car?
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1) What car do you drive? 2) What was the purpose of its purchase? 3) What is your favourite thing about your current car? 4)What would you buy next and why?
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Which type of car (brand) do you currently drive?
Which type of car (brand) do you currently drive? Why did you select this car?
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VW Amarok V6: For doing all kinds of things one does with a bakkie. Towing the boat/caravan, hunting. going to the dam etc. The workhorse. And mostly my daily driver.
Porsche Cayenne S Diesel: Because 280kw and 850nm torgue.
BMW M2 LCI: Because I got divorced.
Porsche Cayenne S Diesel: Because 280kw and 850nm torgue.
BMW M2 LCI: Because I got divorced.
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Screw the peasants, what awesome car do you drive?
What car do you drive?
What car do you currently drive? Why did you select this car?
What car do you drive?
1) What car do you drive? 2) What was the purpose of its purchase? 3) What is your favourite thing about your current car? 4)What would you buy next and why?
Which type of car (brand) do you currently drive?
Which type of car (brand) do you currently drive? Why did you select this car?
Craig_
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An entry level ranger, and a vw up. Bakkie is awesome because I'm always in need of one, never had enough space when camping especially. The up is awesome as it's light on fuel, my wife drives quite a distance every day.
Paul Bedford
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VW Caddy, mainly for carting livestreaming gear and cameras to racetracks around the country.
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Good busses that, I have one that I use for work. Please ensure that you never break the sliding door windows, those are fck off expensive. To the tune of almost R20k.
Shannon88
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Toyota Aygo X-Play. I drive 230km to work and home every day, so fuel efficiency and cheap services were a must.
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VW Caddy Maxi and a Tuna, need two big cars incase one breaks down, we are a family of 5..
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We mainly use the wife's XC40 P8 when in country, but my DBS is still around for some weekend fun times.
Getting to the farm though is an issue, so thinking of getting some sort of SUV/4X4 for those trips, although simply renting one seems to do the trick.
Getting to the farm though is an issue, so thinking of getting some sort of SUV/4X4 for those trips, although simply renting one seems to do the trick.
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Wtf, the shitbox has barely better fuel consumption than the jeep? I'd just permanently ( when it's not broken down) drive the jeep. What consumption do you get on the jeep?
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2021 Kia Sonet 1.5 CVT.
I needed something small and relatively frugal to do the work/back and drop kid off at school run that does not cost an arm and a leg. Got the Kia as a dealership demo a year ago. This is our second car as my wife drives the larger main family car that we use for holidays/longer trips.
I'm super happy with the Kia.
I needed something small and relatively frugal to do the work/back and drop kid off at school run that does not cost an arm and a leg. Got the Kia as a dealership demo a year ago. This is our second car as my wife drives the larger main family car that we use for holidays/longer trips.
I'm super happy with the Kia.
Who dat?
It's an awesome vehicle. Loving the power. And i suspect its the most comfortable bakkie of the current bunch. Although its a bit long in the tooth by now.
No, just moerse privileged.