View Poll Results: Is your Evo your daily driver?
Yes
640
85.45%
No
78
10.41%
Used to be
31
4.14%
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EVO Daily Driver
No daily driving here.
Evo is my daily driver, but I keep a backup for when mods take multiple days to install, or when something like the clutch or strut goes out and I need to wait for a friend to help me with it...
[QUOTE=yf19ex] But the gas prices is 1.95 for high octaine so it is getting lower for now. QUOTE]
$1.95 DAMN I'd pay that in heartbeat!
87 octane is $2.15 here and that's what my daily driver pimpmobile van uses.
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$1.95 DAMN
I'd pay that in heartbeat!87 octane is $2.15 here and that's what my daily driver pimpmobile van uses.
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Originally Posted by Ev0 loo shun
if you have a 30,000$ car why wouldnt u drive it everyday.....atleast every other day...
Originally Posted by Cash Money
I bought it with a single use in mind... to me it's the single best performing year-round point to point car available... from dry-cool spring days to more inches of snow than digit of the outside temps, the Evo will take it and grin... to me, it fills my need of rediculous performance with everyday practicality... 4-doors, nice sized trunk, awd, wonderful seats, through that in on top of the performance, and it was a god-send for me...
...use it as a track car??? I could see why some ppl would use it for dry summer track days... but, to me, it's roots are based in a Rally scene... and it's not always sunny and smooth there... If I wanted a track only car, I would of bought an Elise...
...use it as a track car??? I could see why some ppl would use it for dry summer track days... but, to me, it's roots are based in a Rally scene... and it's not always sunny and smooth there... If I wanted a track only car, I would of bought an Elise...
Agree 200% percent with every word including Elise
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From: Michigan
Originally Posted by Cash Money
I bought it with a single use in mind... to me it's the single best performing year-round point to point car available... from dry-cool spring days to more inches of snow than digit of the outside temps, the Evo will take it and grin... to me, it fills my need of rediculous performance with everyday practicality... 4-doors, nice sized trunk, awd, wonderful seats, through that in on top of the performance, and it was a god-send for me...
...use it as a track car??? I could see why some ppl would use it for dry summer track days... but, to me, it's roots are based in a Rally scene... and it's not always sunny and smooth there... If I wanted a track only car, I would of bought an Elise...
...use it as a track car??? I could see why some ppl would use it for dry summer track days... but, to me, it's roots are based in a Rally scene... and it's not always sunny and smooth there... If I wanted a track only car, I would of bought an Elise...
Originally Posted by Cash Money
I bought it with a single use in mind... to me it's the single best performing year-round point to point car available... from dry-cool spring days to more inches of snow than digit of the outside temps, the Evo will take it and grin... to me, it fills my need of rediculous performance with everyday practicality... 4-doors, nice sized trunk, awd, wonderful seats, through that in on top of the performance, and it was a god-send for me...
...use it as a track car??? I could see why some ppl would use it for dry summer track days... but, to me, it's roots are based in a Rally scene... and it's not always sunny and smooth there... If I wanted a track only car, I would of bought an Elise...
...use it as a track car??? I could see why some ppl would use it for dry summer track days... but, to me, it's roots are based in a Rally scene... and it's not always sunny and smooth there... If I wanted a track only car, I would of bought an Elise...