<p>1996 Jeep Cherokee Sport</p>
<p>el oh el</p>
<p>1995 Honda Accord.</p>
<p>At the moment, though, I'm only practicing on it. I'm hoping to take my license test in early August.</p>
<p>Don't have license yet, but I practice on their '08 Accord. It rocks.</p>
<p>I drive a 1997 Pontiac Grand Am. But "drive" is a liberal use of the word, since I've put 4000 miles on it in the year I've had it. It gets about 24 mpg, but that's because I hardly ever drive it, and when I do, it's just driving around town, or little trips to the stores 15 minutes from here. I don't think I've ever driven it on an expressway. I do live in the country, so I get better gas mileage than I would in Midtown. Supposedly, the car is supposed to get 30 mpg highway. But those highway statistics mean nothing, since that's not realistic for most people.</p>
<p>I also drive my dad's 1992 Ford Festiva on occasion. I feel so green when I drive that because a)the car itself is green in color, and b) it gets 47 mpg. That's hard to beat on a regular engine car. But it's a manual transmission, something I don't particularly excel at driving.</p>
<p>2005 mustang</p>
<p>2008 Honda Civic Hybrid
2006 Volvo XC70</p>
<p>Cars, I know how to drive but for what about 5 bucks a gallon and traffic jams everywhere when I can get there faster on a bike or on a public bus.
But if the place I'm going is far then yeah I use the car, but not going to school or to the local stores around.</p>
<p>2001 GMC Yukon... i can literaly watch the gas gauge move as i drive</p>
<p>I ride my bike</p>
<p>with no handlebars.</p>