I drive Hxckid's Moms car

 

Really though, it's just an Audi A3. Love that little car

 

Not alot of room for Legos though

Edited March 4, 201510 yr by 46andTWO

I drive a Honda Odyssey. It can haul my family of 6 and a ton of Lego.

Here is my weekend Cruiser, HSVGTO.DSC_0719.JPGDSC_0747.JPG

 

Whey hey, an Aussie import! Nice colour.

 

They imported some into the UK, and ruined it by putting a Vauxhall badge on it.

This is my A5.  I love her!  Maybe someday if I get great at Lego flipping, I can flip this one in to an RS5!  

 

Great ride but horrible for lego shopping

 

S.U.P.E.R. Jealous!  Kudos to you!  I became an Audi snob last year.  I don't think I'll ever not drive one.  I love everything about them.

My Audi died so just bought a 2010 Toyota Tundra Crew Cab. Live in NH so truck just seemed like a good fit!

My one and only!

 

 

Unfortunately I had to sell it because we were getting our first child. Still regret selling it.

 

Now I am driving a 2012 Kia Sportage 2.0 Automatic. 

Drive the mustang for two years abd now it's sitting waiting to get back on the road or be sold. Haven't made up my mind yet. Have been daily driving a dodge dart.

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S.U.P.E.R. Jealous!  Kudos to you!  I became an Audi snob last year.  I don't think I'll ever not drive one.  I love everything about them.

This is my first Audi, always drove VW and BMW but this R8, beats all of them. My kids are teenagers now and it is fun driving them around in it as well. And no, they don't get to drive it. Those keys are well hidden. I love my kids, ALIVE..Not even taken the risk with them driving it. It just has too much power for them.

This is my first Audi, always drove VW and BMW but this R8, beats all of them. My kids are teenagers now and it is fun driving them around in it as well. And no, they don't get to drive it. Those keys are well hidden. I love my kids, ALIVE..Not even taken the risk with them driving it. It just has too much power for them.

 

I don't know how this thread is still going.  I thought it was over once your R8 got posted.

This is my first Audi, always drove VW and BMW but this R8, beats all of them. My kids are teenagers now and it is fun driving them around in it as well. And no, they don't get to drive it. Those keys are well hidden. I love my kids, ALIVE..Not even taken the risk with them driving it. It just has too much power for them.

I had a 92 gti 2.0L 16v with the recaro seats and the bbs split wheels. Drove that thing for 10 years. 3wheelin' every corner. Man I miss that car. I'll see if I can drum up a photo later.

Right now, an 01 Grand Prix GTP and a 96 Tahoe.  However, there may be a 2015 Chevy SS Manual in my future in a month or two...

Heres Mine

 

Audi R8 4.2

Edited March 5, 201510 yr by beeblet65

Heres Mine

 

Audi R8 4.2

That is simply amazing. Somebody really needs to teach me how to drive upside down.

My one and only!

 

 

 

Unfortunately I had to sell it because we were getting our first child. Still regret selling it.

 

Now I am driving a 2012 Kia Sportage 2.0 Automatic. 

 

Oooo... Alfa Romeo... one of those cars you'd prefer living next to an auto garage Always loved the look of AR but for reliability... you're better of with the KIA. Decent family car with a good motor in that one.

Oooo... Alfa Romeo... one of those cars you'd prefer living next to an auto garage Always loved the look of AR but for reliability... you're better of with the KIA. Decent family car with a good motor in that one.

 

You are fine in a Kia until you come to a corner, then its oh idea..... 

 

I had a Fiat Bravo in the 90s, which was fine until they serviced it and then it randomly flashed warning lights at me...

 

So basically I was doing a Penny.... 

Sheldon "Your check engine light is on..."

Penny "Yes, I've checked. The engine is still there."

Oooo... Alfa Romeo... one of those cars you'd prefer living next to an auto garage Always loved the look of AR but for reliability... you're better of with the KIA. Decent family car with a good motor in that one.

 

Reliability has improved alot the last 20 years. Also I do not like when a car is too reliable and predictable. It is boring.

 

My Kia is perfect. But it is more a family car. Hope to buy a Alfa Romeo again in a couple of years. 

Reliability has improved alot the last 20 years. Also I do not like when a car is too reliable and predictable. It is boring.

 

My Kia is perfect. But it is more a family car. Hope to buy a Alfa Romeo again in a couple of years. 

 

No worries, another 15 years and you'll be in your midlife crisis and it is socially permitted again to drive an absolutely family-unfriendly car

Like a TVR

completely mad, fast and nearly guaranteed to leave bits of the engine on the road behind it. :)

My weekender is a 95 Jeep YJ  (Wrangler) only new vehicle I ever drove off a showroom floor, back in 94...

 

Daily driver a 2011 HHR 2LT (had to have something from this century & would fit in a downtown parking garage)

 

Hauler is a military surplus 97' Cheyenne 3500 Quadcab Longbox 5/4 tonne "x-eng" ammo wagon... winches front & rear, 26 foot nose to pipe,  round trip Lego runs to Toronto (500km away) is 4 fill-ups if the wind is right... "it's old, it's slow but it could pull your house without sweating!" ;-)

I haven't been able to find my GTI pics in the thousands of photos we have on the computer but a buddy who is taking a course is making this project in class for my 2.5yo. It's going to be more pimp than both my GTI and speed3.

Heres Mine

Audi R8 4.2

Hey nice ride but dude those shelves are crying out for some Lego!

This was my ride a few months ago, but unfortunately it is gone now.

This was my ride a few months ago, but unfortunately it is gone now.

What happened?

This was mine but I traded it for Lego

What happened?

This was mine but I traded it for Lego

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just about the same story. I ended up selling it for a decent profit and I put that money straight into my brickfolio.