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I have too many cars to make the Vette the daily driver, I planned it that way. The lesser cars in my "collection" take the brunt of the stop and go work driving, along with the rain and snow. The Vette is for night cruising and weekend stuff. This Vette has to last for several years. That is why I hardly drive it.
i drive mine every nice day (without rain) unless i am going to a customer in downtown Detroit!!...or when the vette is broken (opti, etc... :mad) ...i just don't have time to clean it every few days...i did manage to put about 4k miles on it in the last few months...on crappy days i drive my '95 Aurora
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From: livin life one hold my beer moment at a time Houst Tx
Re: Vettes are made to be driven!!! (Caboboy)
I have 170k on the clock on mine. :D Drive it every chance I get, even if its just to hop in and drive with no place to go. If im not on the forum, at work, or sleeping, im in the vette. :chevy
From: SCMR Rat Pack'r Charter Member, Inland Empire Chapter
Re: Vettes are made to be driven!!! (webs92)
Ive had mine 3 months now and have averaged 1000 miles per month. It would be a lot more but I have a company car i use for work. They should be driven I think too but I know people have the right to make the garage queens as well. What I really hate is when I see something like that ZR-1 that had 83 miles on it a while back or that Grand Sport with 8 miles on it...THATS just not right (IMHO). :blueangel:
If it is not getting prepped for a race, or down because of what happened at a particular race, I drive it when it is nice out and when I have somewhere to go. I am not a big fan of driving it in stop and go traffic for 45 minutes so I take the big Suburban. I do drive it to work every now and then though. Makes the days I do drive it more smilable. :D It is not a perfect car and has the milage of a driver, but it is still my fun car so if I drove it every day, I would need another toy.
Now the '93, the wife does drive everyday rain or shine. She has put almost 40k miles on it in the last 3 years.
A few C4's I know of have like 70,000 KM on em. Its because in Canada we have this thing called the four seasons. Vettes only get driven about 6 months a year sometimes less.
I guess you're mad at me, but I can't drive mine daily. My company gives me a truck to drive. I begged for it so that I could keep the miles down. To me, when I drove it everyday, the power seemed to go away. Now, when I drive either one of them, it is like getting a brand new Vette. :cheers:
I don't use my car as a daily driver, but when I do have a chance to take it out, I take it out. I did not by a vette to sit in the garage all it's life; I bought a vette so I could drive it. Having it sit in the garage would totally defeat the purpose of me purchasing it. I bought this car o have fun. Right now it has 102,000 miles and it's still running like the day it rolled off of the assembly line at Bowling Green. I do the normal preventive maintainance, oil changes, checks..etc. That car is like a child to me, but if children don't get excersise they get unhealthy and so does a car. Every week I drive it 100 miles each way to the track to race it. Racing that's another thing they had in mind when they built these cars, but I'll save that for when someone creates the topic "Vettes are made to be raced."
Have averaged about 1500 miles per year. Everytime I drive it it feels like I just got, like it is new to me. It wouldn't feel that special if I drove it everyday.
Have averaged about 1500 miles per year. Everytime I drive it it feels like I just got, like it is new to me. It wouldn't feel that special if I drove it everyday.
just cruisin thru the C4 section and i know i dont belong in here but i couldn't agree more! I'll set and look at 'em when my bones are too old to shift gears, till then-drive 'em. :cheers: :cheers: :cheers:
I tend to agree w/you. I would love to drive mine everyday, but unfortunately, my Vette has other ideas. I can't depend on it. In fact, it just went to the shop for a prob w/02 sensor. Now probably going back on Monday because shift cable is F'd up. (I doubt I can fix it). But, in concept, I do agree w/you. I would love to drive mine everyday... I have owned it for 2 1/2 months and have put 900 miles on it.
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