[Auto Mechanics Only Please] What car do you drive?

Question

What are the stats of your vehicle? (i.e. mileage, engine size, # of doors, transmission, year, make and model, etc.)

What are the pros and cons of the car you own?

Answer 1

1970 OLDS RALLYE 350 2DR 265,000
1995 DODGE 2500 VAN 5DR 279,000
1996 DODGE VAN 5DR 352,000

Answer 2

1990 cadillac fleetwood brougham delegence. 4dr v8 350 5.7 liter. with JM4 brakes- which is antilock brakes with rear drums. and a 700 transmission all digital. peanut butter leather interior climate control air shocks. converted from r12 to 134 A/C extremly cold. chromed out under the hood champaine candy painted with new vinyl top 22 inch wheels with 265 30 22 extremly low profile tires.
wood grain digital dash, pop trunk screens in the dash and falling from the celling. four 12 inch speakers four 6 by nines. all performance parts thankfully from being an auto parts employee. and let me not forget E&G classic big daddy grill on the front. and im consedering putting lambo doors on it. and it has 190,000 miles on which its actually about 150 160 thousand only because my cousin who I bought it from drove it for about 5 years on 13 and 14 inch knock offs and when you know you were doing at least 65 the digital gage read 90 and some times a 100

Answer 3

2003 Silverado 2500hd Duramax
2003 Jeep Grand Cherokee Larado
1986 Monte Carlo SS aerocoupe 305 hp
1986 Monte Carlo SS 383 Stroker
1978 Chevy K5 Blazer (2001 8100 engine, allison tranny, np205 & np208 transfercase & 1 ton axles from a military truck)
1965 Chevy c-10 292 inline 6 with 3 on the tree

Answer 4

Uh oh.... study your coverage. only approximately all - approximately ninety% of insurance companies have an exclusion putting forward they gained't insurance any actual damages on your motor vehicle led to via a mechanic attempt driving the motor vehicle. you in all possibility have not got any insurance with the aid of your insurance employer. The mechanic is reliable - except he grow to be no longer at fault for the twist of destiny. maximum shops carry a "non-vendors" coverage meaning the mechanic is roofed on any motor vehicle he drives yet does no longer very own. yet this insurance is normally only criminal duty so if he led to injury or harm to a diverse man or woman then he would have insurance. As on your motor vehicle, you certainly ought to envision including your insurance employer to verify in the event that they are going to disguise your motor vehicle mutually because it grow to be being pushed via a mechanic. in the event that they do no longer disguise it then examine with the keep.

Answer 5

250,000 miles
Ford
Mustand
2.3 Liter
2 Door

great car still runs like a champ and busted a timing belt on it also lol but didn't break anything cause of the wonderful non-interferance motors of the 2.3 liter.

still get like 30 mpg in it also :)

Answer 6

98 Saturn SC1
1.9L
has over 200k on it and have only had to change the starter and water pump, timing chain.

I know a guy that has a saturn that has over 500,000 miles on it. Still original engine.

Answer 7

1992 Ford Ranger extended cab. 4.0 liter, manual trans, 3.73 gears with an Auburn differential, 308,000 miles.

1986 Ford Mustang LX, 2.3 liter, manual trans, 155,000 miles.

Answer 8

1994 dodge intrepid 207000 miles, 3.3 v6
2004 ram 2 door 2wd 4.7 v8 69000 miles

Answer 9

i drove old volvos for years... now i drive a toyota turbo diesel... the stats;

the volvo cost 300 quid, i ran it for 4yrs and flogged it for 450...

the toyota cost me 650... and ok its old, but it looks brand new, inside outside and underneath... and its only got 85000 on the clock...

and most mechanics i know drive diesels... big gas guzzling diesels... coz when you can fix em, you can buy them for next to nothing...

Answer 10

Nothing but CHEVY's.
<------Look.
No timing belts!!