AV8TOR536

I am thinking of trading in my DD which is a 2006 Ford 150 for a 6 cylinder Mustang as a daily driver,what do ya think?

dvilin

Kind of your decision, not sure it matters much what others think. Do you need a pick-up truck, do you like the Mustang, the decision is all yours.

elcajonblvd

NO to 6cyl. Mustang NO....bad dog, NO!

budgreen3564

2011 F150 Lariat SuperCrew EcoBoost. Over 19 mpg in town.

Ryan5508

2007 murano in the winter
2012 vette in the summer

wlean99

Nuthin fancy,2002 F-150 p/u DD.

RACE U

07 Cadillac STS

ejbrace

2014 Dodge Ram 5.7 Hemi regular cab short bed

Kraz8s

My vette is my DD....but I live in Florida. The freezing rain the other day was fun to drive in.

Stakes

2012 Dodge Challenger SRT392, a really fun car for commuting

Gary '09 C6

2010 Chevy Malibu LT1

LTC Z06

My DD is a Jeep JK Unlimited, and why not DD your Corvette?

brywood

DD is a 2012 Genesis RSPEC = 429 HPW....I get my speed on 4 door style. Cant use my corvette for a DD due to needing back seats my for kiddos

CHASLS2

I should have picked the color you have on my 2013 R/T.

Shurshot

I just picked up a 2010 Ford SHO with the 365 HP eco boost that had less than 16,000 miles

It has all the options from performance package to sunroof and all around is a pretty nice car. It is heavy (almost 4400) but has paddle shifting, AWD, and is rock steady at 100 that is as high as I have had it.

Being by design it is more or less a poor man's CTSV, consequently because it does not have an expensive MRC option but a full time sport minded suspension, the ride is a little stiff for such a big car.

apriliacati

My Tundra,

Stavesacre21

2006 Subaru Legacy 2.5GT. Turbocharged 250HP with AWD.

Absolutely love it for DD duties, especially during the winter with snow tires.

BLU JET 07

I just swapped out my 2011 Chevy Malibu LTZ for an updated 2013 Chevy Malibu LTZ as my DD from October to May. Might have 150 hp less than the vette, but still lots of pep for a 4 cyl.

Dave68

It would help if you included your location under your avatar. Very few folks would have a rear wheel drive car as a DD in, say, Minnesota. On the other hand, that would be perfectly acceptable in my neck of the woods, although I prefer lighter vehicles.

SLO VETTE