Northern Virginia Roll Call

Golf R, I'm biased having 4 VWs prior to the truck. But I tested one when getting the taco And damn! That thing pulls hard and stays down. I was easily only going the speed limit down 29 in Merrifield.

 

I'm a little slow, days like today make me wish I drank coffee.

 

I like this a lot better than a Prius.....

hmmmm

 

Assuming its in good shape engine and transmission wise, I would be more than happy to commute in that.

 

civic?

 

it looks super clean... and you can tell he took care of it.... it even has the power windows (uber rare in the civic hatchbacks) and the motor is bone stock 100%

https://washingtondc.craigslist.org/nva/cto/d/1996-honda-civic-hatch-ek-5spd/6252722233.html

yessir.... 96 civic

 

Not so good for getting carseats into if you ever need it for that.

 

Big bumper. Theres also a trd pro tundra on the lot. They have jacked the price like 3500 now that the tundra pro has been discontinued. They called it a market adjustment or some bs

 

yea, the likeliness of me needing it for that is slim, but I will at least have the ABILITY to do it if need be. ya know?

I plan on this only being a commuter car

 

True. I guess its easier than the miata to fit a kid into haha.

 

I'm so lost @Me. Projekt are you getting another car also?

 

I looked at civics as commuter cars a long time ago and 10 year old sedans with 100k+ were ridiculously priced. I gave up. It would have been a commuter vehicle

 

He sold the miata and is looking for another commuter vehicle. Next week he will hAve sold that one and looking for another. Try to keep up

 

Of course nobody can keep up with caleb. He swaps cars more than auction houses

 

haha so I have my Tacoma.... I have the 4Runner..... and (up until yesterday) I had a 1996 Mazda Miata commuter car since I drive 50-60 miles each way to work.

I sold the Miata yesterday and am debating on what kind of commuter car to get next. Karen had suggested getting a Prius, but I dont want to drive a vagina on wheels every day.

So I found a really good condition Honda Civic that I'm thinking of buying

 

at least I make a profit

 

We have a jetta diesel and are trying to decide if we get the new software or take the $$$ and run to get A new car.

 

does it get good fuel economy?

 

Im just sayin i could never keep up with that. But if its a good side business that turns a profit then you seem to have a knack for it.

If i throw a curveball to y'all and decide to buy a full-size instead of the subie, ill hit you up to find me a commuter car haha.

Edit: dont hold your breath though

 

lol my vote is still subie