Cars you have driven
Nov 3, 2019 19:27:15 GMT 10
Post by SharksFan99 on Nov 3, 2019 19:27:15 GMT 10
It's only natural for people to own and/or drive multiple cars within their lifetime. What are some of the cars that you have driven?
For me:
* 2002 Nissan Pulsar [My car]
* 2003 Toyota Rav-4
* 2009 Mazda 6
* 2010 Hyundai i30
* 2015 Mitsubishi ASX
I have driven quite a few cars considering the fact that I have only ever owned the one car.
My 2002 Nissan Pulsar is pretty reliable for what it is; i'm in no rush to replace it. It doesn't have the most powerful engine out there, but I can drive up steep inclines with relative ease and it has reasonably good power to it. The car is a little low to the ground for my liking though. I'm 6 ft 1', so my ultimate preference would be to purchase a car which has a higher suspension such as an SUV. That's not a make or break thing for me though.
I found the Mitsubishi ASX to be quite good to drive in particular, though I remember the engine was particularly noisy whenever someone put their foot down on the accelerator. It also wasn't too roomy on the inside. The ASX was good for driving, but sitting in the backwards was uncomfortable after a while. Not a lot of leg room.
Once I attempted to drive my Grandparents 2017 Nissan Qushqai, but I wasn't able to as my legs touched the steering wheel and the seat was as far back as it could go.
For me:
* 2002 Nissan Pulsar [My car]
* 2003 Toyota Rav-4
* 2009 Mazda 6
* 2010 Hyundai i30
* 2015 Mitsubishi ASX
I have driven quite a few cars considering the fact that I have only ever owned the one car.
My 2002 Nissan Pulsar is pretty reliable for what it is; i'm in no rush to replace it. It doesn't have the most powerful engine out there, but I can drive up steep inclines with relative ease and it has reasonably good power to it. The car is a little low to the ground for my liking though. I'm 6 ft 1', so my ultimate preference would be to purchase a car which has a higher suspension such as an SUV. That's not a make or break thing for me though. I found the Mitsubishi ASX to be quite good to drive in particular, though I remember the engine was particularly noisy whenever someone put their foot down on the accelerator. It also wasn't too roomy on the inside. The ASX was good for driving, but sitting in the backwards was uncomfortable after a while. Not a lot of leg room.
Once I attempted to drive my Grandparents 2017 Nissan Qushqai, but I wasn't able to as my legs touched the steering wheel and the seat was as far back as it could go.
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