my fleet...what's yours?
 

BMW X5 3.0 2002 - 19mpg : it is just there to drive, mostly weekends, but love it the most and spend the most money on.

TOYOTA 4Runner SR5 2003 - 19mpg: Most reliable truck for winters, i drive it the most during winter months, love it blasting through heavy snow.

HONDA CIVIC 2007 LX - 30mpg: drive to work everyday, save my $ on gas, loving it, i bought it 2 months ago and have saved $300 on gas since then.

These should be in your user profile :thumbup:

.....but anyway....
2004 545
2004 X5

A bit odd combination maybe:
2002 X5 4.4 i
1959 Ford Skyliner

Yeah...most of us have them listed in sig or profile or the usual
rantings we do, :rofl: ...

-'01 X5 3.0 5 Spd manual, Sport, etc. 58K miles: some around
town, probably 75% from runs up and down the interstates,
on the Right Coast. 20.2 mpg on the 'puter, seldom reset in
nearly 6 yrs.
-'03 Honda CR-V EX, IL 4, 47K miles; theCEO's pos. One of
the crummiest cars I've ever owned, beyond the good motor.
15-18 mpg daily driving, 22-23 on highway, eats a set of tires
annually, more squeaks and rattles than an old pickup, 3rd
world interior and "quality", was made in England.
-'02 Corvette Vert, 360 HP, 6 Spd Manual, Z51 susp., loaded.
Hauls azz, overall mpg in the mid-high 20s, does 30-32 mpg
on trips, trunk holds 2 sets of golf clubs and soft luggage for
week long trips, corners like a go cart, almost M'cycle fast,
maybe the best car I've ever owned. I can count the glitches
on one hand in 5+ years and 28K miles.
-'87 Honda Hurricane 1000 cc. Bought new 20 yrs ago,
low tech by today's sled stds, but still hauls azz and is
in remarkable shape. Turn key, go fast, have fun. 36K miles.
Avg 45 mpg on any grade gas.
-94 Honda Gold Wing Aspencade, 40K miles, been across the
country 4 times, all over the Maritimes, upper Quebec, New England,
etc. 40 mpg avg., when loaded. Fairly turn key, but needs tires,
brakes, etc. etc. Would love a new GW.
-75 Harley Davidson FXE Shovelhead, elec and kick start. My
first new motorcyle, bought it at Jake's HD in Detroit 5-'75.
60+K miles. 45 mpg. Showing her age and needs an overhaul
and cosmetic surgery. It sticks out in the parking lot at any
M'cycle gathering, as it's not lost in the sea of newer HDs.
A dinosaur of a motorcycle but she has soul...
Used only for short cruises, lol!
BR,mD

01' BMW e53 X5
06' Infiniti FX35
95' BMW e34 525i
04' Mercedes-Benz W220 S500
95' Mercedes-Benz W140 S420

The two 95's are commute cars to and from our house in Philla. And soon, we will have one of the three: Quattroporte, Flying Spur or Continental GT. Just a matter of which the pops chooses.

2007 Mercedes Benz S550 4matic
2006 Durango Limited Hemi
2004 X5 4.4i with sport package
2003 Volkswagen Jetta 24v VR6

:popcorn: Its interesting to see what people have to cruise around in. :thumbup:

For track duty, an '05 Lotus Elise, an '01 Porsche 996, and an '03 Honda S2000. I use the S2k on the street a lot, too.

For evenings and weekends, an '01 Honda CBR600 F4i. For long trips, a '93 Honda ST1100.

For longer trips, the '02 X5 and an '01 Audi S4 wagon. I daily drive the Audi quite a bit, too.

For towing and tailgating, an '00 Dodge Ram V10. For off-roading and the city, a '97 Wrangler. Finally, an '89 Honda CRX Si "beater".

'06 BMW 530xit - 18K miles - stock. No room for another car in the driveway now that my 3 kids have cars.

'88 Centurion Ironman road bike (estimated 20K miles) - CrMo frame, Shimano 600 - stock except for Shimano clip-on pedals. Frame finally cracked, debating on rewelding or junking.

'07 Fuji Absolute LX road bike (500 miles) - stock except for Forte clip-on pedals

'07 Scattante XRL road bike (0 miles) - Al/carbon frame, Shimano Ultegra derailleurs, Durace crankset. Not enough parts accumulated to build out. It's all sitting in my living room.

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