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Stillwaiting · M
I get invited to bed .. I'm Audi 5000 on this place
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Stillwaiting · M
@swirlie Its O.G. slang for outta here ..
Fancy cars are not my thing. Drive a 4WD and go out in the boondocks doing red neck stuff.
Fancy cars are not my thing. Drive a 4WD and go out in the boondocks doing red neck stuff.
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Stillwaiting · M
@swirlie My .. aren"t you just a fountain of mis-information??
Did you know only [u][b]some[/b][/u] Audi's are all-wheel drive .. only the Quattro models?? Most Audi's, in fact, are not AWD.
I drive a Toyota 4WD .. my third.
They ran over 550,000 miles between them and counting, as two are still on the road as daily drivers. Reliability and off-road capability is why I chose them .. nothing "fancy" about it.
You seemingly know nothing about real off-road driving. I'm not just talking basic gravel roads .. places like Engineer and Black Bear passes, Poughkeepsie Gulch on the Alpine Loop near Ouray, Telluride and Silverton CO. Places like the White Rim Trail and others around Moab UT, the Trans-America-Trail, national forests, old logging and mining roads and non-gravel trails around the country. Nobody with any sense takes regular 2wd low clearance vehicles out there.
Stick to what you know something the actual fuck about before telling me anything else .. please.
Did you know only [u][b]some[/b][/u] Audi's are all-wheel drive .. only the Quattro models?? Most Audi's, in fact, are not AWD.
I drive a Toyota 4WD .. my third.
They ran over 550,000 miles between them and counting, as two are still on the road as daily drivers. Reliability and off-road capability is why I chose them .. nothing "fancy" about it.
You seemingly know nothing about real off-road driving. I'm not just talking basic gravel roads .. places like Engineer and Black Bear passes, Poughkeepsie Gulch on the Alpine Loop near Ouray, Telluride and Silverton CO. Places like the White Rim Trail and others around Moab UT, the Trans-America-Trail, national forests, old logging and mining roads and non-gravel trails around the country. Nobody with any sense takes regular 2wd low clearance vehicles out there.
Stick to what you know something the actual fuck about before telling me anything else .. please.
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