OG35Z

06 6 speed V6 Accord here. Good power, fair room (coupe), great MPG, easy to work on! Plus I bought my Accord 2.5 years ago with 70k on the clock for 12k. I'm sure they can be had for a better deal now.

Old racer

What a strange question.

My S2k is my practical DD car. My less practical cars are my 1980 Triumph TR7, & it's cousin my TR8

If due to some catastrophic event, totally beyond my control, I am forced to actually drive a car, with more than one passenger seat, I have been known, but only under severe protest, to use my wife's Mazda 2.

Quite spoiled my day thinking of it.

SKYravefever

E90 335i would be on my short list if passenger volume & maintenance costs are not an issue. Yes, I realize that I will start a giant tangential fire with DE maintenance costs, so I'm prefacing it with non-DIY perspective.

More pragmatic (read: affordable) yet "sporty" option would be WRX/legacy GT, acura RDX, acura TL, lexus IS/GS

sliqq

2012 Civic, probably wouldn't have it if we didn't have winters here in Canada

l791020

Ford F250 diesel. I make my own biodiesel, so at times it actually makes it hard to drive the S when the gas price is closing in on 4.00 per gallon and I make biodiesel for .47 per gallon. My wife has a VW EOS. My favorite is the S2000 though!!

plokivos

good feedback. so funny, nobody drives the same cars who posted.

2000 lexus es300 sounds alright... I'm actually looking at Hyundai Genesis right now. So cheap for what they come with! I really want a Saab 9-5 aero...

Trucks make more sense, since you could trail s2000 on it, if I move... but I hate SUV or driving anything big or tall.

Hey, that is250 isn't too bad. but for the money, hyundai genesis actually has more... stuff than is250.

damn, cant decide... I guess that's a good thing. lol

ConanO'Brien

i am also not married and have no kids...so my s2000 IS my daily driver. i never have to lug people or things around with me...mr. minimalist over here.

greenbean57

2001 Integra GS-R! that thing has a ton of room and feels like I'm driving a super tall semi truck after long stints with the S.

aCab

1st car: 2011 Dodge Journey (company car)
2nd: 1999 f250 with 7.3 diesel
3rd: s2000 track sloot

ducatikid749

I've always wanted a 2006 or newer accord as my winter vehicle. I've had trucks in the past and while they're awesome, they're too much for a student/cubicle worker. I'm not sure that this is the route you wanna go but I love my current winter vehicle, a base jeep Wrangler TJ. I got it for 5k in nearly perfect condition with 50k miles. I can go through anything, simple as hell, doesnt have any features aside from a hard top, super low maintenance, my dad had a 4cyl. that he he took over 250k miles with no issues so I'm hoping reliability will be descent,manual tranny, super weak 4cyl that gets me 20mpg easy, and the main reason I bought it: you can take the top off! There's also something nice about owning one, at least here in Colorado there is. Very large jeep community and like someone else on here said: I don't worry about it at all because, again, it has zero features. I leave it anywhere for hours, no top or doors, and have never had an issue.