re: Anyone have a ‘toy’ as daily driver?

quote:

---

M5's are fast, but they aren't gonna embarass me.

---

Did it plenty of times. My M5 was also heavily tuned. Especially loved interstate on-ramps as my hunting ground.

My toy Daily Driver:



Tough on old knees, but I keep on keeping on.

quote:

---

I did. In 3 years, I put 50K miles on it. Drove it to NY a couple of times and several other places. Tires were expensive AF and only lasted about 15-20k miles. Once my warranty expired, it seemed like everything started going wrong with it, and I was coming up on replacing brakes and rotors....which cost about $10k. I realized why people don't make those cars their daily drivers. In the end, with prices coming down quickly and inventory going up, I unloaded it. Had a blast with it, though, and don't regret a second of it.

---

What was the make and model?

Our m5 comp is faster than our C8

good for her

I was driving a 1967 Cougar for many years, but when one of my children got to driving age, I sold it. The thought of a kid who was taught to drive with 4 cylinder front wheel drive car and all disc brakes trying to drive an old muscle car was not very appealing for some reason...

But these days, I ride a 1999 Harley Wide Glide as my main mode of transportation, so I guess that qualifies as a toy.

I have an '08 Mustang GT. I've been in the market for a truck for a while now, but I just refuse to pay these prices. I'm going to have to bite the bullet pretty soon. Luckily, my commute is only 6 miles round trip.

Jodee eh? Must be Jody’s sister. She must be fun.

I have a 2009 Accord with 212,000 miles and I need it to keep going.

I wanted the wife to love the M5 Comp as much as I do, but she picked the X5M.

My GTS is pretty quick.