what else do you drive?

I drive the vfr 90% of the time. The rest if the time, 80 chevy

 

I split time between the 95 VFR, 96 Miata M Edition, 03 Pilot and 08 Civic Si sedan. Since I leave the house first, I get first choice over the wife.

 

Whats with the vfrs and subies???
98 VFr
02 WRX - daily driver
96 240sx - money pit.

 

I am almost done with my motor swap on my VF500F so next weekend she will be running w/ my new Dale Walker Holeshot Exhaust I just got! Cant wait for that.

05 Honda Accord Coupe with my newly added Turbo. Fully built head cam'd out running 8lbs. of boost and a Zex full throttle 100 shot.



2000 Civic EX Coupe GSR motor swap w/ basic bolt-ons. Daily Driver.



Another Daily Driver Legit Civic Si from Canada. Everything on the car is OEM JDM.



1999 Chevy Silverado Just a toy since I can't afford to drive it daily with gas prices. If only honda made a tough truck



and of course she looks VERY different now but this is the picture of when I first bought her... 1985 VF500F.

 

1990 chevy silverado,91Chrysler New Yorker,91Yammi xt600,stuck in the 90's.No pics cause I'm retarded.VFR'S are the gateway to nirvana

 

Commuter Car 2005 Honda Civic Si EP3

Track Bike 2002 Honda RC51

 

Lets see some money shots of that boosted Accord, 2000ex.

 

2002 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP
1998 Honda Shadow ACE w/Ride-by-Side sidecar (when I feel like takin the dog)

 

Was just thinking the same thing! I have an 06 Legacy GT and this is my fourth Subaru.

However, while I fall into this weird Subie and VFR combination trend that we stumbled on, I have a Honda Metropolitan Scooter which seems to be unique. Didn't want to admit that I have one but this little beast is actually pretty fun!

 

>>weird Subie and VFR combination trend that we stumbled on

Woohoo! Maybe it's just because the Japanese know how to engineer and build things. Toyota owns part of Subaru...but neither make motorcycles, at least not right now or not for sale in U.S.... but Honda makes lots of nice ones!

New VFR world social group for VFR riders who also drive Subaru's, be sure to join up -> VFRworld - VFR riders who also drive Subaru's

 

Man, I wish I could afford to own more cars/bikes! I'd like to eventually get another 3rd gen Honda Magna to go along with my VFR. I'm currently looking to get a beater car to keep my too fun rides out of the winter weather we get here in Chicago!

1997 Honda VFR

1991 Toyota MR2

 

Good going,:wink: not many know that.

 

2006 vfr pearl white

2006 Impala ss

 

I don't have enough money to buy a car; I spend it all on bikes...

 

Ditto Re: car & bike. I only have my '00 VFR

Sydney, Australia weather is bike suitable all year round.

:smile:

 

I affectionately call her The Beast. 04, ctd, long bed, manual six speed, 410 rear end. Surprisingly, I'm averaging around 20mpg.

 

I wanted something that would keep up with my VFR in the turns, so I drive a Nissan SER Spec V. Believe it or not it goes through the turns as fast if not faster. And still gets 27 mpg around town.

 

Fine choice Will!

1993 VFR750
1985 K100RS
1998 TTR250
1993 Landrover Discovery 3.9i V8

 

How's the mileage with the turbo diesel Disco?

 

Not sure what the deal is:

'86 VFR700
'04 Subaru WRX (sedan)
'05 Nissan 350Z

I corner better in the Z than on the bike. But I've got about 10x the mileage into just that car vs. the bike to practice with.

My wife and I trade the cars back and forth, and she rides an '88 HawkGT, when we get it back together.