Do you drive the car you have most wanted, or only what you could afford at the time you bought it?

@Jimmy2016 you obviously don't pay attention to my posts

@AbsolutelyFabulous Here and there, I think,..........I'll try better in the future..........

@Jimmy2016 Hahaha, thank you

@nedkelly It is a very nice looking car. 🙂

@Musicman I see you car, very nice

@nedkelly These are immortal. Still pretty good after 20 years. I see them all around.

@InMyPrime I see, but not telling the public affects confidence and ultimately sales.

@EHLinnea They can’t make them fast enough. I have more than a year’s wait before they deliver mine

@EHLinnea ICE car fires are so common that they don't get reported in the media.

@pdockal Outstanding! Shows how good of a job you do maintaining your vehicles. So what would you like when you retire?

@Musicman

IDK but probably an SUV

@pdockal I really like the Lincoln Navigator. 🙂

@ninalanyon So what car would you like the most?

@Musicman A Tesla Model X Long Range with all the self driving stuff. What I have is a 2015 Model S 70D which has much shorter range but has free Tesla Supercharging so the fact that it only has a bit over half the range of the Model X Long Range is not a problem..

@greensnacks Horses gallop. They don’t need cars :p

@InMyPrime true. I bet the horse could use a break every once in a while too

@Musicman Very nice rig.
The reason I asked is that some vehicles can disconnect the drivetrain with your key. Theres a small keyhole in the console. I just learned this recently.

@LunarOrbit I had no idea. And thank you very much 🙂 Of course when you go to unhook the car when you get to your destination make sure you start it and put it in park first. I almost learned this lesson the hard way. Lol!!!

@Musicman I can imagine what a surprise that would be. We’ve all had them one way or another. Enjoy and safe travels