What type of vehicle do you have ??

I did have up until two nights ago a 2002 Bug Bandit moped motorcycle (it got stolen sadly) …. so the only vehicle I have now is my “Bunny” …. 1988 Toyota Corolla CS

Granted, one day I will purchase a VW Beetle then either turn it into a “Herbie” (custom paint job) or just totally “pimp it out”.. that would be kewl. Only if I had the money to waste tho’ …. otherwise, I will stick to hardly cars like my Toyota Corolla. [biggrin]

Wishing everyone prosperity!
Vanessa

That reminds me… My flatmate would love to have KARR not KITT. I can see why… as it would go up in value not down if it was fully pimped out like KARR (inside and out) as much as possible. It will actually be worth something…..

My plan of attack is to replace my car every 3-5 years. I’m only ever going to buy second-hand/used. I’m not being stingy or cheap… just that I prefer to spend the excess cash I will eventually have (I havn’t started investing in IPs yet) in other ways.

Wishing everyone prosperity!

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It varies daily based on wind direction and energy levels. But hey I’m saving on petrol and maintenance costs on the Moto Guzzi.

I drive a company Hilux. I would like to buy a nice bike at some stage. Maybe a hog. I would like to buy a few more houses first.

David

I’ve updated my cars recently since the last post.

I ve still got 6 Cars and 3 bikes but have changed 2 of the cars

As I live in 2 countries we need cars and bikes in both, and I prefer four wheel drives (4WD).

Overseas we have, 98 Mitsubushi Delica Space Gear 4WD, 94 Mitsubishi GTO 3.0 lt, 94 Mercedes Benz 2.8lt, 96 Honda steed 400cc(motor bike)

Here, 96 Mitsubishi Space gear 4WD(self imported), 88 Toyota Troop carrier 4WD, 92 Lada niva 4WD(stop laughing) , Honda XL 185 (motor bike)and a Yamaha XT 200cc( great for zipping around in heavy traffic.

C2

Rich in happiness and money is better than rich in money with no happiness.

I can see why the forum was split – with 27 pages of replies just on what car you drive, one can IMAGINE what the volume is like!

I started out on my present project with a ZK Fairlane and a similar-aged Mazda 1.25-tonne trayback ute – both of these “karked it” last year, and for a while I drove a friends ‘old bomb’ of a Mitsubishi wagon. [grrr]

Worried about the consequenses of a prang, or a mechanical failure, in July last year I bought a 1989 Ford Fiesta Trio (1.3L), and BOY!!, have I saved some money on fuel !

I love it, and as I am virtually the only person who ever occupies it, it is big enough. Have done several 1000+ trips in it, and had no complaints. [inlove]

Andrew Ogilvie

We have the mighty 1980 Valiant wagon on LPG.

$1500 buy a couple of years ago and an appreciating asset.

Bloss

i just bought a 2004 mx5 convertible. just started doing some minor renovations to my ppor only to find planks of wood etc dont fit

We drive a 99 Honda CRV and 99 KA ford (I just fit into it !)

But, I did have a n A4 AUDI on novated lease. When the lease ran out and I had the option of buying a depreciating asset I decided to buy it, sell a month later for A 9k profit (tax free) and bought the KA instead. In line with my investing goals I didn't enter into another lease but kept the money instead.

I drive a 1992 Pulsar Q and it is great for the little driving I do (to and from the train station). My partner drives a 1997 Toyota Landcruiser Ute that he bought as a repairable write off for $8K, spent $2K fixing and registering it and then promptly insured it for $26K.