Are you happy with your car?

[Anonymous]

I have a 2020 Toyota corolla, my dad got it for me after my 2007 Rav 4 finally gave out after 150,000 miles.

It gets no less than 35 miles per gallon, and as many as 48 miles. It's reliable, only had an issue once with it not turning on, but that issue resolved itself in a hurry.

I did get stuck in the mud once, it had been pouring for days at a time, and it was pitch black when I made a delivery to a rural area.

I couldn't see 4 inches in front of the windshield, and couldn't see if the strip in front of me was the gravel road, or mud. It was pure mud, and my car sank too far in to get out on it's own.

I thought I'd try to push it, but my feed just sank into the mud, and I knew the mud would swallow me whole if I kept that up.

Luckily, the neighbor had a big truck, and instead of pointing and laughing, he hooked it to the rear axle, and pulled me out.

A big truck would've been handy as it might not have gotten stuck, but the gas mileage would've been very bad, and the streets are narrow enough as it is, a big old truck would make staying in my lane even more difficult.

Overall, I'm quite satisfied with my car, and have no desire to replace it, I intend to use it until it dies, just like I did with my Rav 4.

Are you satisfied with your car?

[BCA6010]

I don't love my Nissan Frontier, but it has served me well for a decade while still running great. I intended to trade it in a couple years ago but BMW ruined the design of the 4-series I was looking to buy, so any notions of a dream car have been suspended indefinitely, or at least until I find a new one to care about.

[thatshydork]

Yup. I have a 2003 Honda pilot. If I got into a car accident, it’s more than likely that the other car would look worse. Plus it can seat up to 8 people (5 if the back seats are down) and still have a good amount of room in the trunk. The speakers sound good too. Also it has one of those tvs in the back. The only issues I have with it is that, with it being such a big car, gas can get expensive and it can be hard to find a parking space that won’t make you nervous pulling in or out of it.

[dustybiker2]

Yes. 2010 Only 40,000 miles because I ride my bikes more and survived $11,000 dollars worth of damage being hit by a semi truck doing 50 mpg's. He has character, my poor truck. And I love him.

[Quogha]

My car is nearing the end of its life. Which is too bad, I like my little car. But it’s no longer economically sustainable to spend much more money than basic maintenance on it. So, when it dies, I guess it’s my excuse to replace it!

[ChicoFromThe305]

Lexus is250, one of my favorite things about it is that it adjusts to different gasoline types, all but diesel of course, but I can out all three

[gorydetails]

yeah, it's fine. It gets me where I need to be