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Primary bought new - 2014 Nissan Altima SL 2.5, 144,000 miles (~35mpg around town, low 40s on road trips from the CVT transmission)
Secondary bought 2 years old - 2006 Jeep Liberty 4x4, 97,000 miles (~40,000 miles extra from being towed behind our motorhome) ~17mpg
Click below if you are curious about our 2007 Phoenix Cruiser motorhome bought new, measures 23'-8" end-to-end.
Built on a 2007 E350 chassis with 6.8L-V10, ~9.5mpg towing, ~10.5 solo.
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Still rocking my Exploder ST, good gas mileage, 550ish hp with a tune and exhaust, awd, lowered, snow slayer, ran a 12.40@109... it's like what GM should have made a modern Trailblazer SS to be.
Did someone say Trailblazer SS?
Love mine. Had it since 2020 and it replaced its replacement (BMW X5 M50i). It's just such an awesome all around vehicle. Part of me wants to throw an LSA blower and a ZF8 speed in it and REALLY hurt some feelings with it.
The funny part is I was going to buy an ExST, but the dealer sold the one I was going to buy the day before I was heading over to pick it up. So I got pissed, looked around and found this one, an apparently very rare 2009 model that was loaded minus the (useless) rear DVD.
Then after it replaced the X5 it needed a friend. Well, technically I traded the X5 on this WK SRT8.
After having had both for a few months now, the SRT8 might be the one more favored by history and memory... But the TBSS is better. The Jeep is sort of compromised as a daily, towing is a no go. No spare tire either. The Jeep rides a little nicer, but is a bit more cramped inside. The TBSS is the better family car by far and more useful, but the Jeep is a little more athletic.
I can drive mine all winter here in Georgia but the tile saw and other tools don't fit in the Vette. I drive an F150 that is too ugly to post a picture of.
Lexus GX460. It has 50,000 miles and is as quiet and smooth as the day I purchased it new. It has never experienced a failure–only brakes and required maintenance. I wish I could say the same about my C6. I love my Corvette, but GM’s quality is way behind that of Toyota.
Last edited by Like dem Vettes; Dec 28, 2025 at 10:26 PM.
i live walking distance from the train station which is how I get downtown for work. So i guess you could say my "daily" is...
however when I need to go somewhere i have this for the winter:
and then this for the summer:
I use my C6 in all weathers except when salt is down.
At other times I have a BMW E90 330i manual.
A vehicle I don't think you guys had in the States, a 2013 Skoda Yeti 4x4. My wife drives this mostly.
