What do you drive???

[ezcheese]

New to the family - 2022 RDX

Nothing fancy but has / does what we need

You can't go wrong with an RDX or an MDX.

[rockmastermike]

New to the family - 2022 RDX

Nothing fancy but has / does what we need

You can't go wrong with an RDX or an MDX.

Thanks

The first 48 hours have been fairly impressive

[goaliechris]

Traded in my 2013 911 S a couple of weeks ago. My favorite car I’ve ever owned but given family needs and what I need in a car (more utility, a daily driver I can take to client meetings), I went with a 2022 Macan GTS. Absolutely love it. Currently getting PPF and some light tinting done.




Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Nice! Wife loves her Macan, and I loved the GTS when I test drove one. Enjoy!

Sick! My sister-in-law had one and loved it.

Thanks! Totally loving it.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

[HapaHapa]

New to the family - 2022 RDX

Nothing fancy but has / does what we need

You can't go wrong with an RDX or an MDX.

Thanks

The first 48 hours have been fairly impressive

We still have a pair of 2008 RDX's. Around 110k and 85k miles. Just pretty run of the mill repairs, and for the most part nothing but oil change stuff for 50 or 60k miles. One item that has bugged me is all of the door locks failing one by one. However, I expect that issue has been corrected as I didn't notice that issue on AcuraZine blogs.

[justsellbrgs]

2019 Nissan Maxima Platinum (just handed to me with 24k miles)....... best car without question....... Free

[ezcheese]

2019 Nissan Maxima Platinum (just handed to me with 24k miles)....... best car without question....... Free

Free cars are the best!

[hoppyjr]

2019 Nissan Maxima Platinum (just handed to me with 24k miles)....... best car without question....... Free

Free cars are the best!

100%

After my best friends dad passed, his mom gave me dad’s old truck. 1997 Chevy C1500 extended cab 2wd, with 70k original miles!

I’ve put a good bit into bringing it up to speed with maintenance, replacing wear items, and cosmetic stuff, but I smile for many reasons when I drive it.

[ezcheese]

2019 Nissan Maxima Platinum (just handed to me with 24k miles)....... best car without question....... Free

Free cars are the best!

100%

After my best friends dad passed, his mom gave me dad’s old truck. 1997 Chevy C1500 extended cab 2wd, with 70k original miles!

I’ve put a good bit into bringing it up to speed with maintenance, replacing wear items, and cosmetic stuff, but I smile for many reasons when I drive it.

When Emily's dad got a new truck back in like 2018 or so, he gave us his 2010 F-150. It was a great mulch hauler!
I traded it along with my 2018 Accord in for the Tundra.

[demer03]

Back to a Silverado. Easier to pull the camper.

[CGSshorty]

That’s beautiful, Mike. I love the color.

[hobbit712]

Recently got the wife a new Honda Ridgeline. Our first all wheel drive vehicle. It take some getting used to the feeling of an all wheel drive.

PXL_20240226_210732611.jpg

[hoppyjr]

Back to a Silverado. Easier to pull the camper.

That’s a pretty truck, even if it is a GM product.

[demer03]

That’s beautiful, Mike. I love the color.

I wasn't sure....it was what was available...dig it now.

Back to a Silverado. Easier to pull the camper.

That’s a pretty truck, even if it is a GM product.

I've had great luck. But let's be honest...GM and Ford do full size right can't go wrong with either.

[dnslater]

Recently got the wife a new Honda Ridgeline. Our first all wheel drive vehicle. It take some getting used to the feeling of an all wheel drive.

PXL_20240226_210732611.jpg

I think the Ridgeline AWD is based on the Acura SH-AWD system which is a good one for bad weather on roads. Has good torque vectoring abilities and can go up to 70% in the rear. I think it defaults to FWD unless it detects slippage so better for mileage.

[hoppyjr]

That’s beautiful, Mike. I love the color.

I wasn't sure....it was what was available...dig it now.

Back to a Silverado. Easier to pull the camper.

That’s a pretty truck, even if it is a GM product.

I've had great luck. But let's be honest...GM and Ford do full size right can't go wrong with either.

I agree. I’m a Ford guy, but scored a 97 Chevy C1500 with 70k on it and it’s great.

[demer03]

That’s beautiful, Mike. I love the color.

I wasn't sure....it was what was available...dig it now.

Back to a Silverado. Easier to pull the camper.

That’s a pretty truck, even if it is a GM product.

I've had great luck. But let's be honest...GM and Ford do full size right can't go wrong with either.

I agree. I’m a Ford guy, but scored a 97 Chevy C1500 with 70k on it and it’s great.

Saw that. Very cool.

[ezcheese]

Recently got the wife a new Honda Ridgeline. Our first all wheel drive vehicle. It take some getting used to the feeling of an all wheel drive.

PXL_20240226_210732611.jpg

I think the Ridgeline AWD is based on the Acura SH-AWD system which is a good one for bad weather on roads. Has good torque vectoring abilities and can go up to 70% in the rear. I think it defaults to FWD unless it detects slippage so better for mileage.

Yeah Acura’s SH-AWD is good.

[hobbit712]

Recently got the wife a new Honda Ridgeline. Our first all wheel drive vehicle. It take some getting used to the feeling of an all wheel drive.

PXL_20240226_210732611.jpg

I think the Ridgeline AWD is based on the Acura SH-AWD system which is a good one for bad weather on roads. Has good torque vectoring abilities and can go up to 70% in the rear. I think it defaults to FWD unless it detects slippage so better for mileage.

Yeah Acura’s SH-AWD is good.

You guys got me curious. Apparently similar to Acuras version.

From the web.

"Mechanically similar to Acura’s third-generation SH-AWD® system, the new i-VTM4 required no intervention from the driver for maximum capability thanks to the torque-vectoring capabilities of the electronically controlled, hydraulically actuated rear differential. The system progressively distributed optimum torque between the front and rear axles, and dynamically distributed engine torque between the left and right rear wheels."

[ezcheese]

Recently got the wife a new Honda Ridgeline. Our first all wheel drive vehicle. It take some getting used to the feeling of an all wheel drive.

PXL_20240226_210732611.jpg

I think the Ridgeline AWD is based on the Acura SH-AWD system which is a good one for bad weather on roads. Has good torque vectoring abilities and can go up to 70% in the rear. I think it defaults to FWD unless it detects slippage so better for mileage.

Yeah Acura’s SH-AWD is good.

You guys got me curious. Apparently similar to Acuras version.

From the web.

"Mechanically similar to Acura’s third-generation SH-AWD® system, the new i-VTM4 required no intervention from the driver for maximum capability thanks to the torque-vectoring capabilities of the electronically controlled, hydraulically actuated rear differential. The system progressively distributed optimum torque between the front and rear axles, and dynamically distributed engine torque between the left and right rear wheels."

Hell yeah! If you really want to feel how the torque vectoring in these works, accelerate hard around a corner and you’ll feel that back end push the car around the apex. It’s fun.