What’s your daily car and how many do you have?
Posted by Much-Parsnip3399@reddit | AskAnAmerican | View on Reddit | 1512 comments
Im curious about what the average car in America is apart from a Toyota Camry or a Chevy Tahoe etc, I don’t mean to come across nosy here I’m just curious. thank you!
Longjumping-Choice89@reddit
I don't own a car. I use public transit. I drove before and my car was a Dodge Aries 1982. I bought it in 1998. It was a good car.
_S1syphus@reddit
A 2012 Toyota Yaris. It's a miniscule car even if I wasn't over 6 foot but the fuel milage is decent and it's in perfect working order. I'm currently saving up for a more reasonably sized Corolla so my gf and I don't have to share the Yaris
Physical-Energy-6982@reddit
2015 Subaru Crosstrek.
My partner and I both have one. Both are around 165,000 miles.
rjbonita79@reddit
Live in the country. Have a 2010 Dodge Avenger that has 104k still drives awesome just starting to rust in southeastern Michigan wash it about 6 times a year. Got a 3500 Dodge diesel dually for hauling my big trailer that will be getting a vacation until pumpkin head thinks we've forgotten about child rapists. Have a 2500 Dodge farm truck that with 40k original miles looks like it's got 300k lol. Was a salt truck until 23k when I bought it. Bed is wood now, passengers won't ride in it as no door sill. Runs great, always starts has never been washed. I love them all and the country living I need them for.
GoodQueenFluffenChop@reddit
2010 Toyota Corolla. I'm gonna drive until it's dead.
Meattyloaf@reddit
That thing might outlive you. I'm in the market for a new car, and was looking at Corolla's seems the most recent years have ran into some issues.
MyUsername2459@reddit
I had a Corolla die on me. . .it was 13 years old and had north of 400,000 miles on it.
Technically it was totaled out by an insurance company after a tiny fender bender, because at that point even minor damage could total it. . .but it was burning oil and starting to have substantial mechanical problems and it was just a matter of time until it died. It was pretty much without any notable mechanical issues until north of 300,000 miles though, when it needed a new alternator.
GoodQueenFluffenChop@reddit
Good! Besides I really don't like how new models of all cars are relying too much on touchscreens and subscriptions and whatnot. My car still has regular buttons and knobs and I don't have suddenly wait for updates to download and install.
ParryLimeade@reddit
2006 Toyota Corolla.
It will outlive you. Don’t make any promises.
MrsKnutson@reddit
A friend of mine bought an '02 Corolla for their teenager, several years ago, and if they hadn't totaled it, it would still be going. It had over 250,000 miles on it when they bought it.
God they were soooo pissed off when it happened cuz that car had so much life left in it, so mad.
StutzBob@reddit
Honestly, the most common vehicle type today is probably the small SUV, also called the crossover. Basically a taller hatchback. These are the Toyota Rav-4, the Honda CRV, Subaru Forester, and many similar cars.
Foreign_Mobile_7399@reddit
Honda CR-V. It’s my only car but my husband has a truck so as a family we own 2 cars.
mothraegg@reddit
I have a '24 Kia Soul. I retired and I'm hoping it will last a long time. I put about 10,000 miles on it a year.
Weknowwhyiamhere69@reddit
I have 2 cars. I MOSTLY drive my older mazdaspeed, but at times I take out the Italian exotic
Silent-Package7305@reddit
I have 2, but one’s a paperweight. I have a 2004 Volvo xc70 sitting in my driveway, it was my daily till it quit this January. I replaced it with a 2025 Mazda3 hatchback, i opted for the manual, that’s now my daily.
No_Cricket808@reddit
I have a 2013 Hyundai Tucson, my husband has a 2022 Mitsubishi Eclipse Cross. The mitsubishi replaced a 1997 Chevy Silverado that was not so slowly nickel and diming us to death.
scarlettohara1936@reddit
2015 Ram 1500 8cyl Hemi
SquarePeg907@reddit
2014 F150 extended cab 4WD with the 3.7L V6...Kinda perfect for me don't need nuthin else
Innuendo64_@reddit
2016 Volkswagen CC
I used to think no one else in the states bought this car but apparently there are dozens of us
MyWorserJudgement@reddit
Fortunately my white RAV4, which we bought used, never had the spare tire cover, so Little Ravvie is actually quite unique.
...Except for that one time I discovered that there IS actually one other person in town who owns a 2nd-gen white RAV4 whose spare tire cover is also missing, LOL!
The biggest problem with finding my car in the parking lot is that the old RAV4s have such a short wheelbase that it's always hidden among all the big, long SUVs that are parked on either side of it. :/
phantomsteel@reddit
My wife bought a couple of small magnetic decals to slap on by the doors on either side because she had the same problem
MaleficentExtent1777@reddit
I once drove a silver Camry and just couldn't understand what was wrong with the key! I took a good look at the inside and realized it had leather seats and no moon roof. Mine had one and cloth seats.
Nan_Mich@reddit
I once walked up to my husband’s grey Chevy to see feet sticking out the driver’s door as a man rifled the glove box looking for his wallet. I kept the door between us and said, “excuse me?” He looked up and I said he was in my car. He said, no, it was his. So I pointed out that it was a two door sedan (few were sold as two doors) and he realized he was in the wrong car. As he got out, I realized he was an African American man just out of church (I had noted the shined dress shoes and dress pants before I had called out to him, so I had already thought it was a mistake and not a thief). He got out, holding up his hands and apologizing, pointing to a nearly identical car not far away, saying he had gone into the store that I had just left and realized he had left his wallet in the glove box, so came back out to get it. This was before remote locks and I rarely locked my doors. Where I had grown up, a locked door meant the thief trying to get your radio would break your window, so just leaving it unlocked saved you damage.
I told the man that I understood his mistake, no harm done. He was older than me by a decade or two, and took on a fatherly concern, asking why I approached my car with a man inside it, I put myself in danger. I explained that I had assessed his shoes and trousers and figured he was coming from church on a Sunday around noon, was not likely a thug stealing from cars, and besides that, I had kept the car door between us and stood feet away. He said I should have been more careful. I thanked him for his concern.
Suddenly, he staggered back a bit and started shaking. He stammered about how he had been so stupid. I reassured him that everything was okay. He, a Black man in Louisiana, pointed out that from my accent I was from the North, and being white, did not realize what his error could have meant for him. He was almost sobbing as he told me that I could have shot him for being in the wrong car, or called the cops - who could have also shot him. I again reassured him, then drove away. A few blocks down the road, I had to pull over. It suddenly dawned on me that what I had witnessed was his terror and rush of emotions at such a close call. As a Black man, his experience was that any simple mistake like this could easily have ended his life. Suddenly, his exaggerated reaction made sense to me and I started sobbing as I felt the terror I had seen in his face. His fine Sunday clothes and middle age demographic would not have given him any leeway. In his lived experience, he knew that he could not afford any such simple mistake.
I started locking my car doors. The car was not worth protecting, but the people around me were. That’s when I started to understand what racism does to those who are oppressed.
Snoo_16677@reddit
When was this?
Nan_Mich@reddit
1987-9 sometime.
Snoo_16677@reddit
Hopefully it's better now, but I can't be too optimistic.
saaandi@reddit
Better, I have a purple jeep, easy to keep track of. I borrowed my dad’s truck (nothing outstanding, charcoal Silverado) I go to the store..go to leave..can not find my jeep anywhere….because that’s not what I drove there..I am on the shorter side so I’m walking and seeing jeep tops..get closer realize nope not purple…than looked at the keys in my hand and remembered I had the truck…
hippymom77@reddit
I also have a purple Jeep! Nobody confuses it with their vehicle.
Miserable_Flower5333@reddit
I once walked up to my charcoal gray Kia Sorento in the Costco parking lot and stood looking in utter confusion at the keyhole on the door handle. My charcoal gray Kia Sorento with keyless entry was parked one space down.
MaleficentExtent1777@reddit
🤣🤣🤣
Did anyone see you? I was so embarrassed and happy that no one noticed my mistake 😁
Miserable_Flower5333@reddit
I looked around to see if anyone noticed, but I didn’t see anyone. That may have been wishful thinking on my part, though. I certainly felt like an idiot.
K_Marty@reddit
Yup, I have a brightly colored license plate and a brightly colored beanie baby on the dash so I can tell mine apart from the five others in the lot! I used to drive a mid-00’s Honda CRV, so I’m used to it, lol!
CeruLucifus@reddit
Yes I changed my license plate holders for the same reason.
Innuendo64_@reddit
I've been trying to convince her to do the same and she's starting to come around to the idea
Snoo_16677@reddit
I once tried to unlock an identical red '94 Nissan Sentra that was two cars from mine at a parking lot in Maryland. I hadn't noticed that it had a Maryland plate, whereas mine had a Pennsylvania plate.
YourDearOldMeeMaw@reddit
I have a rav4 and my last car was a vw cc 😭 I loved it but it was such a lemon, stuff went wrong with it constantly and I eventually had to give up and sell it
ChemistRemote7182@reddit
Have you accidently sat inside some one else's RAV4 yet? Not sure if it's possible anymore with keyless entry, but I remember hopping in my buddy's white 86 Mercury Grand Marquis after eating at the diner at 2:00am, but instead of a soft cooler full of thrash metal casettes there was a purse... Which was about the same moment my buddy realized his key wouldn't turn. Oops, wrong car.
EloquentBacon@reddit
My mom drives a white RAV4. One time she dropped me off at my house to run inside, grab something and run right back out. During the 2 seconds I was as inside she moved her car. I came out, spotted a white RAV4 across the street and quickly hopped inside and sat down. The man inside the car looked startled and I immediately realized wrong car. Oops!
Innuendo64_@reddit
No, but a few weeks ago it was parked next to an identical one. I felt pretty confident about my guess but right as I approached the door a guy behind me starts chuckling and says "Yours is the other one"
Pu1pFreak@reddit
I saw a CC in a local parking lot over the weekend. It had possibly been a decade since I last remember seeing one.
Timoth_e@reddit
My previous car was a Saab 9-2x and it was an event when I spotted another in the wild. Legitimately once every 3-4 years
cornlip@reddit
My current (soon to be not current cause some idiot hit me in a parking lot and it’s “totaled”) is a 9-2X. I also have a 9-3 very and some dead Honda Elements.
I only saw one other Saabaru in the wild that was driving. Other one was at a carmax lot I should’ve bought.
CyndiLouWho89@reddit
I had a 9-5 manual transmission. I saw a few 9-5 but the manual was rare.
SugarsBoogers@reddit
I drive a white Volkswagen Tiguan and got vanity plates so I could find it.
Kellzy1212@reddit
I didn’t see you at the conference!?
Myfourcats1@reddit
My friend had an older one. 2009 maybe. Biggest lemon you ever did see. She scrapped that thing.
corinthluv@reddit
I have a 2015 CC! and a 2014 Subaru Crosstrek.
lavenderhazydays@reddit
We also have a newer, white RAV4. Thankfully we have roof racks so that helps a little finding it
On_my_last_spoon@reddit
lol I just commented about my RAV4! Mine is a 2022 hybrid in Cadet Blue but I do see my car twins quite a bit!
ChazzyChaz4@reddit
I have a 2016 Volkswagen beetle and only ever seen three on the road.
elphaba00@reddit
My husband bought a red RAV4. I joke that I see him all over.
New_Key_6926@reddit
I had the 2013 one for 12 years!
AMB3494@reddit
DOZENS OF US!!!
danielsevertt@reddit
2018 ford explorer. Fully paid off recently-thank god. My family of four has just this car, but I’m in suburban Houston so everything we really really need is so close to the house. I take my husband the 13 miles to work, drive home so I have the car, and pick him up when done.
This city is the fourth largest in this country, and has the worst public transport I’ve ever seen, ever.
gwenbeth@reddit
I live in texas and I drive a mini cooper. And I drive it on the highways with all the semi trucks and giant suvs and pickup trucks (all of which are doing 5-10 mph over the speed limit).
Carpenter0903@reddit
2018 Fusion (transmission will fail any day and it’s our commuter to save gas) - 2014 F150 (good condition, minor rust) - 2012 A4 (don’t buy this it sucks — stuck in driveway, for sale) 😀
doompines@reddit
2004 Pontiac Vibe
It's ok to be jealous.
thingsbetw1xt@reddit
A 22yo car is something to be jealous of, unironically.
Patient-Classroom524@reddit
We got 300,000 miles out of a Nissan Sentra, bought new.
SqueakyRat1982@reddit
I had a 98 Honda Civic until 2022 when I moved to Alaska and needed something with 4WD and bought something else. This is the first time I’ve owned a car that wasn’t a stick shift since I got my first car at 15.
Slith_81@reddit
I regret selling my 2000 Monte Carlo so much. I had put over 100,000 miles on it and while I took good care of it the repairs were starting to add up at the end.
I drive a very manly Prius now, but I hear Toyota's last forever and I'm pushing 90,000 miles so far. Still looks new.
Aquarius_K@reddit
How was it cheaper to buy a new car than repair that one?
Slith_81@reddit
Mine was gifted to me by my aging parents before they passed because they could no longer drive. Not common for sure.
jazzminarino@reddit
Because cars used to only cost $5-10k versus whatever happened during/after the pandemic.
timotheusd313@reddit
My dad’s 05 caravan just went into the shop for valve chatter.
oughtabeme@reddit
I’ve only 3 cars. An ‘05 LR3 that I’ve been driving 19 years and has 225k miles. As she aged about 5 years ago i got an identical’08 LR3 currently has 133k miles. And last week i got a 2019 Velar 😳. I’m a sucker for pain and anguish
FoggyGoodwin@reddit
Mine are 96 PU, 98 SUV
big_lankey@reddit
I had an 06 vibe and I ran it until it became too small for life. I got 110k before a major repair was needed, and then bought a rogue. I’ll never forget the vibes of the vibe.
cdsbigsby@reddit
I mean honestly it's a quality car.
annbdavisasalice@reddit
and factory purple paint, mwah!!
LockNessCrotchMonst@reddit
Toyota engine
motor1_is_stopping@reddit
The entire car is a Toyota. Pontiac just put the stickers on.
Dazzling-Climate-318@reddit
The Pontiac Vibe not a rebadged Toyota Corolla, I had one. It was made by a joint Toyota GM plant in Fremont California. It was not a version of the Corolla model sold in North America, though it literally was built in the same factory. They both were versions of a common Japanese Toyota model. While most of its parts were interchangeable with the Corolla, not all were, some were interchangeable with Toyota Tacoma parts, a vehicle also produced in the Fremont Plant.
That plant was a UAW plant, produced the highest quality vehicles GM sold and sourced most of its parts in the U.S.
SkiingAway@reddit
It was rebadged version of a Toyota Matrix.
Nan_Mich@reddit
When it dies, a Toyota Matrix is the same car, and Prius a close cousin.
Fubuttpussy@reddit
And transmission
Quirky-Invite7664@reddit
I had a Pontiac Sunbird in my 20’s’ The springs were poking through the seats and would occasionally rip our pants.
oldladylikesflowers@reddit
Oh man I had a Pontiac Grand Am and then a Grand Prix. Those were the best!
Tight_Steak_232@reddit
I dated a dude who had an old Chevy truck. He offered me a ride home from school one day. I had to crawl into it from the driver's side, because the passenger door was concreted shut. I couldn't sit all the way on the passenger side, because the floor had rusted out. When he put it into gear, it made a weird sound, then jerked forward. The tailgate was held closed with bungie straps, and the rearview mirror was duct taped on the windshield.
Before we started home, he bowed his head, elbowing for me to do the same. He PRAYED. "Good Lord, please give Atticus another good mechanical day. Amen." We made it. And he had that vehicle for two years, long after we broke up.
Ative66@reddit
I also had a Sunbird. No springs poking me but if you put a tape in the tape deck you had to use pliers to get it out
Quirky-Invite7664@reddit
Lolol
Aquarius_K@reddit
WTF is that picture lol I AM DYING
Slith_81@reddit
My first car was a 1989 Plymouth Volare. It had torn leather seats (I really miss bench seats!), and multiple colors. Car was brown, doors were red and black, hood was grey. Very classy!
itsjustme1022@reddit
Me too minus the springs but definitely had a sunbird
macca_roni@reddit
I'll drive my 05 until it dies. 260k strong 💪🏼
redshitname@reddit
There are at least two of these in my city, possibly three, and it always makes me happy to see them out and about.
castlenutjob@reddit
My shop takes care of a college students old Vibe. She really puts some miles on that thing.
limeyskook@reddit
My daughter drives a 2007 Vibe that was her great-grandmother’s, and it still has less than 100k miles! Strangely, it’s a dark gray color, and there are two others just like it in our small town of less than 1000 people.
Helpful_Writer_7961@reddit
My son ran his all over the place until the engine blew at around 250k miles. He loved that thing!
mihmsical@reddit
Ayyy I have a 2005 Vibe! 353,000 miles!!!
RedRoseCoatedInHoney@reddit
No no, you be jealous of me. I've got a 2002 Pontiac Aztek
Daneeeeeeen@reddit
I have the 07. Only God can take that thing out.
Nan_Mich@reddit
I don’t know about that. My 2009 GT got squished between a Dodge Durango in the front and a Dodge Charger going about 30 mph in the back and it was totaled in 2016.
Nan_Mich@reddit
I LOVED my 2009 Vibe before it got totaled! Such a great car. Mine was a GT and that power for entering uphill entrance ramps onto the interstate highway had me feeling the G’s! The seat is far enough off the ground for easy entry and exit, the hatchback and fold down seats give good loading space, too.
ca77ywumpus@reddit
Isn't that the one that was actually made by Toyota? I think my uncle had one. The engine actually had the Toyota logo on it.
doompines@reddit
Yes! It's a Toyota Matrix under the hood.
The_Queen_Zsofia@reddit
I miss my Matrix lol
robinthecat2020@reddit
I am jealous. I had an 06 vibe as my first car at 17. It was totaled when I was 22 getting ready to start my first teaching job. I loved her dearly. She had so much life left, ended too soon when a mail truck hit the drivers side and bent the frame.
agnomengnome@reddit
2006 Vibe here. Best car.
chickennuggetsnsubs@reddit
Remember how on “Moesha” her dad owned a Saturn dealership?
ghobbb@reddit
Jelly. Mine is a 2003 Pontiac Vibe. How many miles she got?
doompines@reddit
Coming up on 168k!
ghobbb@reddit
I’m at 238k! Keep goin’
Different-Post-5569@reddit
I swear like 3/4 of the Pontiacs I still see on the road are Pontiac Vibes, those things must be indestructible.
ghobbb@reddit
They have Toyota engines. They’re just cosplaying as a Pontiac. All the GM parts have recalls though.
WhoaMimi@reddit
My husband still talks about the 2004 Pontiac Vibe he gave up for a minivan, which he in turn gave up for a Honda CRV. He loved his Vibe.
Yerboogieman@reddit
If it were a Pontiac Vibe GT with the Toyota/Lotus engine, I'd be very very jealous.
Chemical-Mix-6206@reddit
I am. I had one and I miss that car! Great mileage and shocking how much stuff you could fit in the back! That's a solid vehicle.
mostie2016@reddit
God I loved riding around in my grandma’s orange one as a kid.
Flimsy_Equal8841@reddit
I loved my Vibe. I lent it to someone who totaled it. It was 10 years old and only had 101,000 miles on it. I am jealous.
Patient_Character730@reddit
We recently bought my 18 year old a 2009 Pontiac Vibe and I have to admit I really enjoy driving it. It's a fun car, with a bit of pep in it.
Apprehensive-Pop-201@reddit
I am. Those are good cars.
splashybanana@reddit
I actually am a little jealous! My friend in high school had a Vibe. So many memories riding around in that thing!
2whatextent@reddit
Nice. Thanks for helping my spaghetti find it's way out my nose.
Puzzleheaded_Age6550@reddit
I loved my 2003 Pontiac Vibe. I sold it, and I still see it around on occasion.
dirtierthanshelooks@reddit
Damn straight! We bought a white 04 vibe for $1,200 in 2016. He put new plugs in about 4 years ago and drives it 90 miles daily, mpg roughly 32ish.
Spousal Equivalent hit a deer the same day I was T-boned, which totaled my vehicle. We saw it on the way home from the hospital and needed a 2nd vehicle (had rental coverage on mine but not his)
Good thing we did, it took the insurance 114 days to finalize everything and get us a check. I had 2 payments left.
Fast-Confidence398@reddit
My first car!
Future-Mess6722@reddit
We had one. Not sure of the year though. We gave it to my dad who still drives it in the summer. (He winters elsewhere and has another car there. Although he shouldn't be driving at all.)
greendraftfish@reddit
Honestly, my buddy had one, it was a little beast in the snow. We car pooled to work for a couple of weeks. I was genuinely impressed.
Innuendo64_@reddit
I hate that car
The worst asshole boss I ever had drove a grey Vibe and every time I see one in that color I have to think about him all over again
Remote-FilmBoujee@reddit
Same. My rapist ex boyfriend drive a gray G6. I’m fucking glad I hardly see those.
GuessWhoItsJosh@reddit
Matrix owner here. They're great lil' cars!
cam4587@reddit
Man I miss those things
BBennett40@reddit
I miss my Vibe GT. Fun little car.
mzanon100@reddit
A lot of people would be jealous of a reliable car with easy-to-find parts.
TeacherOfFew@reddit
Toyota makes solid cars. Even the Pontiac badge couldn't kill it.
Outside_Holiday_9997@reddit
My husband sold his 2004 Pontiac vibe that was turning yellow with age and almost 300k miles on it.
He regrets it. He legit misses it so much he wants another one.
We didn't even have issues with it except the normal wear and tear.
WhiteHairedElfGirl@reddit
You’ve got me seething.
UnicornScientist803@reddit
lol, my ex just finally sold his 2004 Pontiac Vibe
MCMLXIXLXIX@reddit
That made me laugh. Thank you.
Patient-Classroom524@reddit
A 2004 Chevy Cavalier subcompact that we got used for $500. It gets us there.
BadKarma667@reddit
I have a Mustang, my wife drives a Murano, and I have a classic 59 Chevy Pickup that gets pulled out from time to time.
chiller2484@reddit
We have a 2016 Honda Pilot and a 2015 Kia Sedona. 4 kids and 2 adults.
SqueakyRat1982@reddit
I have a Nissan Rogue and my husband had a Toyota Tacoma. We both work from home and live in a rural area, so we use my car more in the drier times of the year and his when it’s icy and snowy.
DukesAngel@reddit
We have alot of cars, but my daily is a 00 focus wagon and my husband is a 99 escort wagon. The rest of our cars/ trucks are vehicles we use for specific things
altousrex@reddit
2022 Toyota Corolla
conmankatse@reddit
Have a 2015 Subaru Forester, love it! I had a 2003 Mercury Mountaineer before that, they’re now owned by Ford. I would love to use my Subaru for more adventuring instead of day to day commuting :,)
Diligent-Meet-4089@reddit
2019 Toyota 4Runner is my daily. Also have a 2012 Honda Accord that we use occasionally hahaha
MonkuMonkuMonku@reddit
I work remotely but I have a 2014 Cadillac CTS and my husband has a 2016 Range Rover Sport. They are our midlife crisis cars.
RRR-Mimi-3611@reddit
2019 Subaru Crosstrek. It’s my second Crosstrek and 4th Subaru
ZeroGeoWife@reddit
2024 Volvo, Husband has a 2025 Ram Diesel (work truck, he’s in construction) and we also have a 2015 Jeep Wrangler for the weekends when the weather is nice or when we go the the mountains.
penguinwasteland1414@reddit
Jeep Cherokee and a Saturn. Inherited the saturn when mom died. 😔
No_Owl_7380@reddit
2025 Subaru Outback. My spouse drives a 2021 Subaru Forrester.
johnnyblaze-DHB@reddit
Honda Fit for the daily, Subaru WRX for the weekends.
pyrrhicchaos@reddit
2013 Honda Fit. It’s my only car.
DryFig511@reddit
Love my 2018 Honda fit. It's sad they stopped selling new ones in the U.S.
No_Piccolo6337@reddit
Honda Fit representttt! 🙌
I have a 2015 Fit EX with an M/T.
Caslon@reddit
I adore my Fit, and they're so popular here in East Coast cities. When I bought mine used the dealership told me used Fits sold almost as soon as they drove them onto the lot.
LandMermaid418@reddit
My husband was hoping to buy a used Fit but has pretty much given up because they are nowhere to be found
johnnyblaze-DHB@reddit
There are nearly 1300 for sale nationwide. You’ll pay a premium for a manual. I got my 2013 Sport MT with 100k miles almost 2 years ago for $10k after two months of shopping. They’re out there, just gotta be patient and willing to pay the price. Some balk at paying $10k for a Fit but that’s the price of a decent one.
LandMermaid418@reddit
Yeah I should have specified he wants a manual which doesn’t help! That price isn’t an issue, there just have barely been any listed around us we’ve seen at all
National-Bank9765@reddit
They’re so good whenever they appear on the market they get snatched up QUICK! My next choice of car if the one I drive breaks down but yeah not much hope actually getting my hands on one
Ok-Problem-9226@reddit
I miss my fit! Had a 2009 and sold it in 2019. I have a Honda hrv now and don't like it as much but it's fine.
deathshr0ud@reddit
20 Subaru Impreza 22 Porsche cayman. I’m selling that though. I need a roof
CheesE4Every1@reddit
I have two Subaru outback. A 2010 and a 2019. I'm about to buy a kei truck If the world would quit getting shittier and more expensive
kopncorey@reddit
2021 Corolla SE. Snow white colored. Chill
Heeler_Haven@reddit
I have a minivan, my husband has a pickup truck...... one vehicle each, but we will swap if necessary for specific tasks.
jesse4751@reddit
2000 Subaru forester
Lovebeingadad54321@reddit
Honda CRV, mine is a 2014. My wife has the 2025 hybrid sport Honda CRV. We both work outside the home, so both of us need cars.
iinr_SkaterCat@reddit
2008 Dodge Avenger RT
Everyone in my family has their own car, and my mom then also has a ‘94 ford ranger XLT she got because its her favorite car/truck, although its mostly used for yard work because of rust.
No_Piccolo6337@reddit
2015 Honda Fit, 6-speed M/T. Love it.
miparasito@reddit
Honda CRV. Super common
ozarkhawk59@reddit
Work car- 2016 Honda HRV. 190k miles.
I'm a real estate photographer. Lots of hwy miles, plus the occasional drive through a field, branch slaps, etc.
It's a beater, but it gets 30 mpg, it's full time awd, and starts and runs flawlessly.
MVolkJ1975@reddit
I daily drive my 2022 Toyota Supra.
We also have a 2025 Toyota RAV4, which is my wife's daily, a 2009 Honda Civic Hybrid that is driven by one of my twin daughters, and a 2012 Toyota Highlander that is driven by the other daughter.
My opinion of those other vehicles ranges from disinterest (the RAV4) to distaste (the Civic) and I rarely drive any of them.
Sensitive-Skill2208@reddit
We have a 2018 Honda CR-V and a 2021 Honda Civic. All cars bought used.
gravyrider@reddit
2018 Toyota Avalon. 260k
Ok_Preference6999@reddit
2020 Mazda Cx-5.
I get a lot of comments about it being a "rich girl car" ??? Sir, I am broke asf. This was bought second hand from a rental company.
Froggirl26@reddit
2013 Hyundai Elantra
DrowsyMaggie@reddit
There are four of us here. None of us have a daily driver any more since we had to pull my 2011 Nissan Frontier out of daily rotation last summer. Now we shuffle around a Honda Fit and Civic. The Frontier does dump runs and pulls the other cars out of the snow banks if they get stuck. Trying to decide what to replace it with; right now looking at 4Runner. Want height similar to the Frontier, don’t need a third row. Wish they still made the Xterra.
MyFace_UrAss_LetsGo@reddit
2000 VW Jetta. I also have a 2002 Chevy Blazer.
4rm4ros@reddit
2015 Mustang Ecoboost. A real street demon, I know.
n00bca1e99@reddit
2013 Chevy Sonic. It works, has enough space to carry most things I want to move, and gets good fuel efficiency. If I had the space and money, I’d love to get a van, but I can’t justify the cost right now.
Future_Doctor_@reddit
2025 Ford Escape
SushiGirlRC@reddit
2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz daily and paid of 2019 Kia Sorento for comfy roadtrips.
canisdirusarctos@reddit
My family has two cars, mine is a Ford ST and the other is the main family car.
dr-brennan@reddit
Between two of us: 2020 Subaru Forester, 2004 Toyota Sienna. I drive the older one usually because I work closer to home.
Top_Warthog1328@reddit
2018 Chrysler Pacifica - I drive a minivan! Me... a minivan that I said I would never, ever!
maaagrett@reddit
2025 Subaru Outback. It is our primary vehicle (I call it my mom-mobile) and my husband has an old Chevy Silverado he uses for hauling or driving when I'm doing something else with the Outback.
DieHardAmerican95@reddit
I drive a Chevy Cruze, basic family transportation.
Intermountain-Gal@reddit
My car is a Ford Escape, as was my last. I can only afford one car at a time, and I keep them for a long time.
MailePlumeria@reddit
Cadillac Optiq is my daily driver/commuter. We have 2 other vehicles (truck and a suv).
Lazy_Review3707@reddit
2015 Toyota Avalon for daily driver. Huge trunk for my wife’s fold-up wheelchair. 2009 Lexus IS250 for me to run around in for fun when I’m alone. Our backup car. Kinda. And a 1972 MGB when it’s roadworthy. We’re sort of weird.
Avi_Cat@reddit
Suburu Forester 2021. We have 2ish. The second we refer to add The Bucket. It is nearly 25 years old and still hanging on. But, I hold my breath and cross my fingers every inspection. It's a Honda CRV hand-me-down from my FIL. And I realize how lucky that makes us.
greenreddew@reddit
2018 Mazda CX9 Sport. it goes vroom vroom nicely. It is a SUV and purchased based on how many girl scout cookie cases it can hold. That is my everyday car.
krschob@reddit
2024 Subaru Crosstrek (daily) 2001 F350 (need based)
thereareno_usernames@reddit
God I miss my 02 f350. But times were tight then and couldn't afford to drive it back in 09-10.
Paid 14800 back in 08. That truck now is probably worth around 25k. Craziness
Realistic_Mix3652@reddit
You are literally everyone who lives outside of Seattle in Washington. Inside Seattle you won't just have a Crosstrek and an e-cargo bike (need based).
krschob@reddit
Damn, I even have the e-cargo bike, Maybe we should move.
thediscerningmagpie@reddit
2025 Crosstrek
Walksuphills@reddit
As of last week I have a 2026 Crosstrek.
krschob@reddit
I hope you are as happy with it as I have been for the last 18 months.
Existing_Engine_498@reddit
https://youtu.be/uigUeW05HSM?si=qK5jizVWidNXIgVo
KingDarius89@reddit
One of my neighbors had a f350. When I up early (by which I mean around 430 am), I can hear that damn thing idling from my bedroom, which is about as far from that truck as you can get inside my house, heh.
On the other hand, my friend used to have one as a work truck when he worked for a telephone company. I loved it. One of the few cars where I actually had some fucking leg room - I'm 6'4.
Ok_Drama_6985@reddit
2024 Subaru Crosstrek Sport: green w/gold
Difficult_Habit_4483@reddit
2022 Crosstrek sport I love it so much
Existing_Engine_498@reddit
https://youtu.be/uigUeW05HSM?si=qK5jizVWidNXIgVo
annaoceanus@reddit
Let me guess - PNW based?
krschob@reddit
Don't I wish, Iowa lol
tara_tara_tara@reddit
2023 Subaru Crosstrek
My mom has a 2020 Subaru Forrester and my sister has a 2019 new Subaru Outback
justalittleloopi@reddit
2018 subaru crosstrek (daily), 2016 fiat 500 (need to sell), 2021 Honda Insight (Husband's Daily), 1996 GMC Sierra (need based)
Farmchuck@reddit
Same same but different. My wife has a 24 Subaru ascent and I've got a 2017 Tacoma that mostly just sits in the garage because I have a company van. Truck is mostly used for hauling lawn and garden stuff, kayaks, and acting as a second vehicle when needed. It's a newer vehicle but it's paid off, I got a smoking deal on it during covid, and I don't give a shit if I beat on it because truck's going to do truck stuff. Do you know the bed on a Tacoma holds exactly a full yard of whatever you need hauled? Dirt, mulch, way too many concrete blocks, some reasonably sized decorative rocks? Whatever, it's fine.
MomRaccoon@reddit
2015 Subaru Crosstrek.
oldladylikesflowers@reddit
I have a 2013 Toyota Sienna with 151,000 miles on it. The goal is 250,000 before I shop for another. My husband has a 2015 Nissan Frontier. One daughter has a 2016 VW Passat. The other has a 2019 Mitsubishi Outlander. We bought all those cars. Daughters will have to buy their next ones.
Maleficent_Sea547@reddit
I have two Prius (both 10 years old) and a 20 year old Fors E250 12 passenger van.
notapunk@reddit
Just one - a Mazda 3 hatch
NoPhotojournalist939@reddit
We have a couple old vehicles: 2007 Mazda 6, 2003 GMC Envoy, 2005 Hyundai Tiburon, and 1997 Chevy 1500. I inherited the Envoy when my mom passed away. My husband is a master mechanic & bought the pickup from a friend for $1000 and replaced the power train.
DrywallAnchor@reddit
My primary is a 2008 GMC Sierra and my secondary (project car) is a 1997 C230.
AnUnexpectedUnicorn@reddit
My car is an older Ford SUV - we like to travel and need room for us plus luggage. My husband has an older basic Honda sedan. We arent big car people, basically just prefer reliable vehicles, we maintain them and keep them 10+ years.
Pale_Space_4144@reddit
I have a mustang gt, an LS swapped Chevy S10 (my daily driver), a Chrysler 300C (also a hot rod), and of course a Chevy Tahoe!
Leadinmyass@reddit
Wife drives a 23 Telluride, I have a 17 F250, one kid 07 Chevy 3500, the other a 13 Honda Pilot. Rebuilding a 77 F100 in the shop.
hx87@reddit
2009 Lexus LS600hL and 2019 Chevrolet Cruze RS diesel hatchback. As you might guess I love mechanically unique cars haha. I mostly daily drive the latter since it's more fuel efficient and reliable and far, far easier to wrench on (damn those paternalistic bastards at Toyota), but when I want to feel fancy or go fast I take the Lexus.
MsMaryMack11@reddit
2015 Jeep Patriot
smartie_mcfarty@reddit
2026 Hyundai Palisade Calligraphy—-all good until people started dying. 😢
Lilylake_55@reddit
I have one car. It’s an EV, a 2025 Hyundai Ioniq 5.
prfctblue@reddit
2008 Toyota Highlander. My only car.
substancecasual@reddit
2018 Rav4 hybrid
HeavyDutyForks@reddit
2011 VW Jetta TDI, I have 6 cars
charlieq46@reddit
What are your other cars?
HeavyDutyForks@reddit
I've got a Ford Model A, a Willys M38A1 (which is the current project), and an old 90s Chevy truck to haul parts, lumber, or tow vehicles. Then I have the beater which is an older Ford Focus hatchback and a Mustang that I got as a project but was back-burnered for the A and the Jeep
ratrodder49@reddit
My kinda guy. I daily a 2012 Chrysler 300 (Hemi baby), wife dailys a 2018 Flex Ecoboost, then I’ve got a ‘95 Ram 2500 for towing, a ‘71 C10, ‘71 Malibu crew cab, ‘65 Coupe DeVille, and my ‘49 Crosley rat rod.
Daneeeeeeen@reddit
My first car was an 07 focus hatch. I miss that thing.
Remote-FilmBoujee@reddit
Ok so they’re all antique beaters you’re working on as a hobby, not actually driving around for transportation.
HeavyDutyForks@reddit
Out of all of my vehicles, the Model A is the most reliable. At one point, that was the only working vehicle I had for a little while. Its also the only one I've had that's never been on the back of a tow truck
iwelchi@reddit
Survivor, restoration or resto mod?
HeavyDutyForks@reddit
I won it at an auction, so I don't exactly know all the details. It was restored at one point then it obviously sat for a while. It has an original engine in it, but IDK if its the original engine. The only way to tell is to lift the body off the frame and see if its got the same serial number as the engine block (I'm not doing that lol)
I had to clean up the wiring harness because it was a mess and the headlight connectors were a ridiculous design. So that's a little different. Then I added turn signals for safety reasons, no one knows what hand signals mean anymore. Outside of that, its pretty much original to how it would have been when it rolled off the assembly line
Kingsolomanhere@reddit
I'm impressed, I only have 4. A 2004 Cadillac DeVille (117,000 miles), a 1994 Buick Century (83,000 miles), a 1997 Chrysler Sebring convertible (84,000 miles) and 2003 Chevy Venture (183,000 miles). I drive the Cadillac, she likes the Buick. The convertible is for touring the countryside and the minivan for hauling stuff
Remote-FilmBoujee@reddit
wtf?
HeavyDutyForks@reddit
The TDI's get great MPG, they make great daily drivers
Remote-FilmBoujee@reddit
bro I’m more like what do you need SIX different cars for! 😂
FrancizekKmiec@reddit
I only recently trimmed down to three vehicles from seven. I think my brother has twelve. It's a hobby for some people. I know one guy that practically has his own junkyard of personal vehicles in various conditions.
D-Rich-88@reddit
What State are you in? Are they all registered/ id it inexpensive in your state to register a vehicle?
FrancizekKmiec@reddit
NH. I only keep two of mine registered (one for summer and one for winter) @ ≈$250/yr. It's only cheap because they're an '06 and '81. NH calculates registration based off original MSRP and doesn't account for inflation, IIRC. Most of the car guys I know will register one new-ish vehicle and then a bunch of antiques (anything over 25 years) that they drive less often.
How is the cost of registration where you're from?
D-Rich-88@reddit
I’m in CA
California registration fees are set by the DMV based on a combination of fixed base fees, vehicle value, vehicle type, and location, primarily using a $46-$60 base fee, a 0.65% Vehicle License Fee (VLF) based on vehicle value, a Transportation Improvement Fee ($25-$175), and additional county/special fees. These fees are set by state legislation to fund highway, environmental, and CHP operations.
My Tacoma is only 3 years old and my registration is like $600 😒
rewt127@reddit
Dont know where he is from, but in Montana as soon as a vehicle hits 10 years old. You csn spend ~$150 and get permanent plates.
FrancizekKmiec@reddit
I wish it were that way in NH. That sounds amazing.
NarrowAd4973@reddit
They listed them elsewhere, and three of them appear to be restoration projects, with a fourth being a work truck.
My2026GV70@reddit
Was it modified after the clean diesel scandal several years back? Sold both of my TDIs back to VW and bought a 2015 MB Bluetec, still my daily driver.
HeavyDutyForks@reddit
Yes, I bought it well after the Dieselgate scandal and that had already been done. Its been a pretty problematic car, but I keep telling myself this is the last thing that I need to fix and then its gonna be great...
obiworm@reddit
They wouldn’t have lied if they didn’t believe in their product I guess
killingourbraincells@reddit
My daily for the past two years has been a mk4 TDI Golf. 60mi a day, 5x a week. Biggest issue has been AC compressor. Thing is a tank with good gas mileage. Only downfall is it being an automatic. But, that's why it's the daily taking all the miles.
jhumph88@reddit
Diesel gang!
Realistic-Today-8920@reddit
We have 2 cars in the family: a 2004 Volvo V70 and a 2015 Mercedies convertable (idk what model exactly). Both cars were given to us almost for free from various family members as they have upgraded to new cars (boomers have all the cash, lol, we can't afford a new car). Both need quite a bit of work, most of which we do ourselves, but there is no other option right now. Cars are way too expensive, so we'll run these until they break.
Our last cars were a 2004 Mazda 3 which cracked the engin block, and a 1990 Mercedies that couldn't make the drive when we moved, so we sold it for $500 dollars (about how much we bought it for 5 years earlier).
depechelove@reddit
It truly depends on the location. I live in a suburban area with poor public transit. My daily commute is 38 miles round trip. I drive a Mazda CX-5. I average about 11-13k miles a year.
cgcx3@reddit
My car is a 2013 ford flex, my husband has a 2005 ford f-150, my oldest son has a 2011 ford escape and my other son is learning to drive in our 1998 Toyota Avalon.
BrMaCa@reddit
2021 Jeep Compass
Auntie_Venom@reddit
My current daily driver is a 2017 Jaguar F-Pace, I also have a 2010 Ford Mustang that I competitively show, and a 1995 Ford Ranger (for sentimental reasons - and she runs great!) My husband has a beater 2006 Ford Five Hundred, that’s about to be donated to charity for scrap or to the local community college for the automotive repair program. We drive ‘em til the wheels fall off. He’s planning on buying a new Ford Bronco.
Vlish36@reddit
I have a 2003 Ford F150 with 4wd. I may be getting a 2003 Ford Ranger with 4wd as well. And I heard from my boss that the company is getting us a fleet of brand new Rangers for work.
Quicherbichen1@reddit
2016 Jeep Grand Cherokee, 127k miles. 20mpg. It's just me, so only one car.
rohan_rat@reddit
An old Prius. 🤙🤙
nana1960@reddit
2019 Toyota Prius. Yes, I am an old lady. Laugh all you want, but I get 50mpg.
meeeebo@reddit
My daily is a wrangler, for kids have a CRV, Impreza, MX50, wife drives a palisade.
nuunuunnuunuun@reddit
2018 Genesis G80 and it’s my only car.
thesleepiest1one@reddit
We’re (husband and I) a single car household, and it’s 2011 Chevy equinox. We hate it but don’t have a car payment, so we’re keeping it til it dies
Poorkiddonegood8541@reddit
MY car is truck. I drive '23 Dodge Ram 1500.
Wifey's car is a mid size SUV. She drives a '23 M/B GLE-350.
Oolon42@reddit
2022 Subaru WRX
SpreadNervous760@reddit
2015 Chevy Colorado, love that damn truck
Suspicious-Ad8948@reddit
2020 Corolla Hybrid. Bought it used last year after trading in a 2007 Toyota Camry.
Curious_Owl78@reddit
We have 3 drivers, 3 cars in a rural area.
Ford F150 Mustang And a Jeep Wrangler
0wnzorPwnz0r@reddit
Damn, its like you WANT to be broken down on the side of the road
lexicon951@reddit
Hey hey, he hasn’t bought his Tesla yet.
SkiingAway@reddit
Bold of you to think that's making it to the road to break down and not just being stuck in the driveway.
ArielsAwesome@reddit
My dad and his 10+ junker cars would love to do that again.
Curious_Owl78@reddit
Never had any issues whatsoever. Hubs is mechanically inclined and keeps them all in perfect condition. 😉
Inspi@reddit
150 tows the jeep when the jeep breaks down towing the mustang
Gunhaver4077@reddit
2019 Subaru Forester Sport
Floopydoodler@reddit
hello fellow lesbian! LMAO jk
Floopydoodler@reddit
my second Lezbaru, definitely my favorite vehicle ever.
Gunhaver4077@reddit
I'm a straight dude, but I fall into the other "stereotypical Subaru owner" group: I work in IT lol
SkiingAway@reddit
There's a third: You live in Northern New England, Colorado, or the PNW.
Look around any parking lot near me and it's probably at least 1/3rd Subarus.
OwlCatAlex@reddit
lmao I also work in IT and am straight (but woman) and I drive a blue Outback these days. Went with it over Forester or Crosstrek because I wanted the low hood for a smaller front blind spot (never hit an animal and I want to keep it that way!) but still did want space for cargo and dogs at the same time
Floopydoodler@reddit
I'm a straight girl and didn't know of their popularity with lesbians until I bought my first. Not that there's anything wrong with that!! LOL
CupcakeGoat@reddit
Same same
Gunhaver4077@reddit
Agreed! All are welcome and loved in the Subie Dealership!
ionmoon@reddit
LOL My daughter is borrowing my Solterra. She was telling me how a woman stopped her in the parking lot and *really* liked my car and was being really friendly about it.
I said well... there is something you should know about subarus. Also I have a rainbow sticker on the back (ally). So, yeah.
insertcaffeine@reddit
Super jealous! If I could drive nothing but Subaru Foresters for the rest of my life, I’d be happy.
BaseClean@reddit
Same.
Remarkable-subaru789@reddit
2012 subaru and will probably replace it with another subaru whenever this one dies.
HappyCar19@reddit
2018 Subaru Forester. Straight woman, but the mountain bikes and XC skis fit in the back. And yes there are so many of them around here in the northern tundra that I have gotten in the wrong one before.
12468097531@reddit
I have a 2019 Nissan rouge. After decades of cars that broke down constantly. I was so sick of being broken down in the middle of the high way with 5 kids in the car. So now we have a decent car, doesn't break down, cost more than my soul costs and doesn't even have enough seats for the whole family. Was literally the cheapest thing on the lot that wasn't going to break down every 4 months. It's our only car for the whole family. I take my husband to work, kids to school and then go to work in it.
katarh@reddit
No kids so my daily driver is an adorable 2010 Mazda Miata.
My husband is a cheapskate who drives a 1997 Honda Accord with 300K miles.
Minimum-Syrup7420@reddit
I'm jealous of your husband. I would still be driving my 97 accord ex if I could.
Jken1998@reddit
Daily car. Honda 5 cars total. 2 Toyota and 3 Honda
paradoxicalstripping@reddit
My husband and I each have a car. I have a 2019 Kia Sorento and he has a 2010 Kia Forte, stick shift.
turtlegray23@reddit
2015 dodge challenger. That’s mine and my husband has a Subaru wrx. We like to drive fast.
xristosdomini@reddit
I have a Honda Civic. My wife has a Toyota Camry. Those are the only vehicles we own.
Radioactiveleopard@reddit
2010 Toyota corolla
CharlestonChewbacca@reddit
2008 Mustang Bullitt. I've had it for 17 years.
It's the only car I have. I've been on the verge of getting a new one for about 5 years, but my Mustang is paid off and hasn't had any major issues.
GEH29235@reddit
Honda CRV and Toyota Corolla (family of 2 adults, 2 kids)
_sacrosanct@reddit
I am married. I drive a 2016 Honda Accord mostly I use it to drive to and from work. But I also sometimes use it to get a child to or from some sports event or practice. My wife drives a 2018 Kia Sedona minivan. Together, she and I have three kids, so if we drive anywhere as a family, we take the minivan. My wife works, but her commute is significantly shorter than mine so she drives the minivan even when it's just her sometimes. We minivan is nearing end of life I think. We are looking at getting her a Toyota SUV - either an Sequoia or a 4Runner - in the next year or two I think. At least that is what she wants.
Organic-Trip2118@reddit
2013 VW Beetle convertible
definitely not your typical daily car, but hasn't failed me in a northeast winter yet!
KatesDad2019@reddit
2021 Tesla model Y is my only car. I gave my old 2010 Prius to my daughter who still drives it.
Luxdrayke@reddit
In Arizona you have to have a truck, I have a 2003 Harley Davidson Ford F150 100 year edition that I have had since 2005. I also saved for a while and bought a 2015 Corvette Stingray in 2017, which is my daily driver. Truck has 160k miles and runs great, car is at 85k and also runs great. Saving money and buying good cars and doing basic maintenance pays off!
UnicornSquash9@reddit
2 drivers, 2 cars, very rural
2026 Kia EV9 2022 Ford F150 hybrid
Derwin0@reddit
My wife and and I own 5 vehicles.My daily drive is a 2000 Ford F350
Wife drives a 2019 Chevy Volt
Older daughter drive a 2016 Toyota Rav4
Younger daughter drives a 2004 Hyundai Santa Fe
And we just gave our 16 yr old son a 2015 Hyundai Sonata that we had
dirtyllama720@reddit
My daily driver is a 1994 Honda Accord. I put the collector plates on it so I don’t have to pay taxes on it.
I have a 2011 Honda pilot that I fucking love. I used to tow my camper and hauling around stuff.
My wife has a 2018 Subaru Forrester that I hate. We got it for free from her grandma when she died. It’s paid off but it’s kinda shitty.
treetorpedo@reddit
What’s shitty about the Forester?! I’m about to ditch my 2011 Honda Pilot, although I love it. It’s getting rusty and high in mileage. Was thinking of getting a forester
dirtyllama720@reddit
I don’t know if it’s all Forrester years this is the first I’ve ever owned, but the 2018 specifically has a really stupid infotainment system that’s a laggy piece of shit
And it is incredibly prone to the AC compressor going out
We got it at 28,000 miles, the fucking AC compressor blew up and shredded the serpentine belt at like 50,000 miles. Turns out this is a very common issue for this year
It only gets about 28-30 miles to the gallon which is kind of pathetic for how light and modern of a vehicle it is.
The interior is generally not comfortable which is pretty standard with basic trim level Subaru’s, especially compared to a 2011 pilot.
I’m also Hondapilled so take all of this with a grain of salt.
dew57nurse@reddit
2013 Buick Enclave. Purchased second hand two years ago. Nicest car I've ever owned. My husband has a Chevy caravan. His might be slightly newer. But technically we don't live together, so there's only one in my name.
No-Fee1742@reddit
2019 Toyota CHR and 1997 GMC K1500.
Rastus77@reddit
2010 Ford Fusion Sport.
McChunkles@reddit
2019 Corvette. If you're going to have one, let it do it's thing!
blipsman@reddit
2023 VW Tiguan. Wife and I share the 1 vehicle since we live in an urban area where we can walk, take transit, etc.
Elivagara@reddit
2013 mini Cooper. My husband has an Accord, don't know what year but old.
BDS_2413@reddit
2026 ford maverick.
Minimum-Syrup7420@reddit
2021 impreza. I have 3. 2 run. One has a license plate.
witchhearsecurse@reddit
1982 Cadillac Hearse
ThingFuture9079@reddit
2023 Toyota RAV4 AWD and it's my only car.
sundayriley222@reddit
Me too!! Except mine is a hyrbid
wumingzi@reddit
Me three.
RAV owners who have only one car, unite!
sundayriley222@reddit
🤝 Proud member of the responsible one car owners club!
pittpanthers95@reddit
🤝
WilJake@reddit
No personal vehicle for me. I do have a 2025 Toyota Tacoma that is provided by work, but my neighborhood is very dense and its easier to bike places for personal matters.
Forward_Tank8310@reddit
We currently have two Mazdas, a Mazda 3 hatchback and a CX-50 hybrid.
ExcellentInsurance72@reddit
Ford F150. 8 years old and 54k miles.
Sad-Instruction-4149@reddit
GMC Acadia
Lazarrus_x@reddit
2023 Subaru WRX for my daily. My wife drives a 2023 Honda Odyssey.
Standard_Mongoose_35@reddit
2015 Mercedes SLK250, the convertible roadster. I only have one car. I bought this one new, and it’s been paid off for six years.
reereejugs@reddit
2006? GMC Sierra and it’s not even mine; it’s my son’s.
lexicon951@reddit
My first car was a Pontiac Vibe in college, then a Chevy Cobalt SuperSport (2-door) which was very fast and fun to drive, then a Jeep Grand Cherokee, and now a Dodge Grand Caravan (van).
smokiechick@reddit
22 Chevy Spark. Despite the name, it is not electric nor hybrid. It was, however, the cheapest car on the market. I got mine used. It is bare bones: no power windows or locks, no hatch release. It has a backup camera because everything has a backup camera and it's an automatic because the young people are soft (I kid, but not much). Despite all that, the color wasn't standard. It cost $600 to make it Chevy baby blue. I live in the frigid North and it came with snow tires stacked in the back. It was 6 months old when I bought it used. She traded it in because she got pregnant. Not only could she not fit behind the wheel anymore, there was no room for a car seat in the back. I love my little blueberry, but she is not for everyone. For America, she is tiny. And I love her
Everythings_Beachy@reddit
My daily car is a 2018 Rav4, we also have a Honda odyssey (when all 3 kids are in the car, since they’re all in car seats). My husband has a truck for his job too and he has a ‘69 El Camino in storage that was his late dad’s.
Efficient_Advice_380@reddit
2016 Chevy Cruze Limited
2019 Chevy Equinox
2024 Chevy Equinox
2026 Subaru Forester hybrid
Leather-Resource-215@reddit
We have a car, a truck, and an SUV
We use them all regularly
One-Strategy5717@reddit
2011 Scion XD. No, not the boxy SUV, the subcompact. Yes, I'm weird.
HempFandang0@reddit
I have two cars, both from 1991. My daily is an LTD Crown Victoria
ElectricalTwist4083@reddit
Jesus what are you a sheriff?
Sheila_Monarch@reddit
No, but it’s funny that people will move out of the way if you drive one. The shape of the headlights in a rearview mirror is deeply embedded in our collective teenage psyche.
ElectricalTwist4083@reddit
Those old lead sleds have the power of inertia on their side too, they’re going where they’re going and stopping sometimes. Just move, the mobile battering ram will do it for you if you don’t.
imalittlefrenchpress@reddit
Cops always drive American cars. I’ve lived all over the US, and have never seen a cop in anything but an American care, even unmarked cars.
ElectricalTwist4083@reddit
When I was a kid the sheriff dept all had crown Vics
imalittlefrenchpress@reddit
My dad had a 1973 LTD Crown Victoria with a 460 V8 that he bought new when he was 76.
I drive a V6 08 Accord, that has 79k miles and in which a tank of gas lasts me six weeks.
If anyone does the math, my father was born in 1896 and was 64 when I was born. I’m currently 64, and not pregnant, so I won’t be continuing the tradition.
smcgrg@reddit
I burned a '97 Crown Vic up in a carbeque a few years back. Miss that car, it drove like a dream.
beaujolais98@reddit
Until I saw the state, thought you might be the dude who hauls ass burning oil around my neighborhood in an old Crown Vic with the big cop spotlight still mounted on the driver side. He has those stick on reflective letters from the hardware store in the back window spelling out “NoT A cOP”. Cracks me up n
Ok-Process7612@reddit
Fantastic cars. Drove one for many years.
AwkwarsLunchladyHugs@reddit
I had an 89 LTD Crown Vic that I drove for years and never had an issue. Then my husband and I tried to be nice and lent it to a "friend" in another town so he could get to his new job.
We got it back 8 months later with a horrible knock in the engine and the dipstick almost completely dry. What a sad day.
Ok-Process7612@reddit
Oh how awful!
InstructionHuge3171@reddit
Recently bought a 2027 Chevy Bolt EV and sent my 2010 Honda Fit off to a new life (Godspeed, lil buddy, you were the best). I do own 3 cars, but they have distinct purposes. Bolt is the daily, we own a Honda Passport for towing/cargo/other shenanigans that isn't getting driven very much lately, and a 1959 Metropolitan classic car, which is for joy and happiness, and the reason we need towing. The Metropolitan itself gets over 30 miles to the gallon, and only gets driven in the summer/nice weather. It's a toy more than a car?
SkyFallingUp@reddit
Where are the Ford Explorer owners...let's shout out! I see at least one a day I know you are there, lol. I'm the 2012 model.
maxintosh1@reddit
Volkswagen Taos SEL FWD, I had to buy a car quickly in 2021 when I moved to a city that required a car and the market was a mess. Wanted to buy electric but the wait lists were crazy. Grew up driving family Audis and VWs but after that lived in cities with great train networks. The packaging on this car is amazing and it's fun to drive if not exciting. Honestly, I miss being able to take transit and not worry about traffic and parking which are a nightmare here. But I like my car. Want an older Audi TT stick shift for more fun driving (was obsessed with them as a college kid when they were new).
EryktheDead@reddit
2018 Infiniti Qx50
Bobthelobster67@reddit
In reality, A 2011 Subaru Outback. In an ideal world, a 2004 Subaru Baja, red body with silver trim.
Hoopajoops@reddit
2010 Infiniti G37x with 190k miles on it.. that's my daily. I also have a 1990 Nissan 300zx twin turbo as a nice project car as a garage queen
So 2 cars for me!
Same-Safe5489@reddit
MINI Cooper. 2 of them (his and hers)
Missing_Intestines@reddit
2017 Prius Prime as my daily, purchased this year from my then-ailing now-passed grandmother. Trying to sell my old 2011 Honda CR-V, and I technically also own a 2001 Chevy Silverado, gifted to me by my father when he lost his license, but it lives at the golf course he works at and is used for groundskeeping tasks.
Available-Bath3848@reddit
2018 ram 1500
145,000 miles on her!
bettiegee@reddit
We used to have a '79 Volvo station wagon. Funkiest shade of tan ever! Gods it was ugly. But fun. And all steel.
Now we have a '08 Yukon XL. Which is just stupidly big for one way streets and alleys. We do not need this much cargo space.
SRQmoviemaker@reddit
2011 accord just one
Katyoparty@reddit
2013 VW Tiguan
stebe-bob@reddit
We’ve got a 2019 Subaru Legacy and a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek for our daily drivers. We inherited a big passenger van a few years ago (ford E150). I’ve also got 2 project cars, and one car bought for parts in the barn. So we’re at 6 for the house hold, but only 2 are driven often, and 1 is driven a few times a month.
AlveolarFricatives@reddit
Subaru Outback. My husband and I share a car. We’re in the Pacific Northwest so there are at least 10 other Subarus on our block
Clumsy_Ninja2@reddit
Add me and my husband to the Outback club! We share it but he has a work truck provided by his job to drive back and forth to work. So I have the Subaru more than him.
61Below@reddit
I live near Duluth and had to add stickers to mine bc even the bike rack didn’t help me find it again in the sea of other Subarus 😅
EloquentBacon@reddit
My husband and I share a Subaru Outback, too, but we’re in on the east coast. We have an all black 2023 Onyx XT Outback that we absolutely love.
Wtfisthis66@reddit
Honda HRV
klattklattklatt@reddit
25 Volvo XC90 and 24 VW GTI
NewCityNewTrends@reddit
I had up until very recently a 2015 Prius and that car was legit for daily driving to work etc.
After my cancer diagnosis I cried and said to my hubs I “don’t want to die in a used Prius! I’ve never had a new car my whole life”.
The following week we went to the dealership he had secretly already visited to be pre approved!
He told me to pick out what I wanted.
mr_lockwork@reddit
I daily a 1977 Chevy Nova and have 3 other vehicles, but im a gear head and a definite outlier.
EloquentBacon@reddit
I live no where near you but would love to pass you on the road in your ‘77 Nova. My mom used to drive one in the 80’s complete with a built in 8 track player. We only had one 8 track, the soundtrack to Grease. What great memories.
mr_lockwork@reddit
I guess ill have to plan a road trip to Jersey to give you a chance!
MiddlePop4953@reddit
2012 Honda Accord. (2012? 2014? Something like that.) Just the one. I wouldn't even have that if we had public transportation where I live but here I am.
Far_Adhesiveness_194@reddit
2010 Ford escape hybrid 4wd, 55000 miles. Also have my grandfather's 2005 Mercury Grand Marquis with 40000 miles, and a 2006 Harley Davidson Super Glide with 40000 miles.
ElegantGoose@reddit
Daily car? As opposed to a special occasions car?
I drive a hybrid Toyota RAV4 and my husband drives a Toyota Corolla. That's it. We don't keep a weekend Lamborghini or anything.
DeathByPianos@reddit
I don't drive daily (live in an urban area and work from home) but I have a Miata and a Chevy pickup and a motorcycle.
Tight_Steak_232@reddit
We have a vehicle with an invented title. It's like Johnny Cash's "One Piece at a Time". It's got a renault body, seats from a volkswagon beetle, the hood ornament from a jaguar, tires from a Model T, and a radio from a dune buggy. It's street legal, but only as a collector.
Scrappy_The_Crow@reddit
That's a nice mix of rides!
Which_Initiative_882@reddit
Lucky. Driving is my work. I basically live in my van. Literally, Ive got a mattress behind the seats.
Shadesandsox@reddit
My daily is a low mileage 2012 Kia Soul. I ride with my parents in their car for anything farther than 100 miles
mothlady1959@reddit
2015 Prius c. Almost 100,000 miles. She's a beaut.
That_Weird_Mom81@reddit
07 Toyota rav 4 and 1. Cars are expensive
TalkingRose@reddit
Ford Escape, the only vehicle our household owns.
dancing_mermaid5825@reddit
I have a 2021 GMC Terrain however I’d love to get a used truck w/AC for the river & yard sales
Sigma-Tau@reddit
A 1987 Dodge Raider.
It didn't start out as a daily, but here we are.
NaughtyLittleDogs@reddit
2025 charcoal grey Subaru Outback (the family grocery grabber and road trip vehicle), 2014 olive green Camry (husband's beloved commuter that he insists will get to 500k miles), 2005 red GMC Canyon (low mileage, bare bones chore truck we inherited from husband's grandfather...about to become our teenagers' daily driver).
tmarie1029@reddit
2016 jeep patriot. My husband has a 2009 Chevy cavalier. The plan is to drive them both til the wheels fall off.
Sniperkaboom@reddit
2002 Honda S2000 daily
ember428@reddit
I have a 2016 Jeep Cherokee, which I love. And I drive a Nissan for work, which the company owns.
Tight_Steak_232@reddit
Ram and Lincoln. We buy used cars and drive them until they crumble. Our last Lincoln had over 340k miles on it before we handed it down to our grandson. Our last Ram had 206k.
Now that we work from home, we put on maybe 2000 miles a year. These should last us the rest of our natural lives.
Supaclyde@reddit
I’m lucky to drive a company vehicle daily. My personal car is a 2014 Silverado with 71k miles. I only put 2-3k miles per year on my truck.
mdw2379@reddit
I have a 2006 toyota corolla. I wouldn't take it to travel for a vacation, but it does the job of getting me to work and back and maybe to the grocery store. I intend to keep using that thing until it dies lol.
CalmStrongTornadoes@reddit
Depends on where you live. I'm in a more rural area in Michigan, and the majority of people drive pickups or suvs from Ford or General Motors. But, we as a state are very car-centric, as the home of American car manufacturers, and it is not at all unusual to have multiple cars per person.
Tacoshortage@reddit
2005 Porsche 911 - daily
2005 Ford F250 - as needed
liv_free_or_die@reddit
2018 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited.
My fiancé has a 2015 Chevy Silverado and also an aprillia(?) motorcycle.
He loves his for its durability. I love mine despite its durability (or lack there of).
Gullible_Mission9639@reddit
2023 VW Tiguan. As a busy horse person I love how I can fit all my horse stuff in the trunk & my large dog in the back seat with little effort
Hungry_Student_@reddit
1998 Nissan Altima, one year younger than I am. Reason? Poor
Dangerous-Variation@reddit
JCW Mini Cooper Clubman. We have three cars. Husband’s car. My car and his “show” car, which is a classic Mini that he takes to car shows and the like. It’s a right hand drive and has NO power steering, but it does turn heads!
DearDarlingDollies@reddit
I inherited a Ford Focus 2014 when my grandpa died. It's the best car I've ever had.
ThisIsACompanyCar@reddit
My daily is a 2026 Honda Ridgeline, but we have 6 vehicles (we have 4 teen/young adults).
explodingbunny@reddit
The average American car is generally an American made SUV at this point, there are five people in my household and everyone has their own car
Expensive-Eggplant-1@reddit
rav4, but i ride my bike to work.
Horror-Box-6014@reddit
2013 Hyundai Sonata 2014 Ford F-150
DifficultyHappy1546@reddit
Toyota Camry & Volvo XC90. Family of 4. Wife commutes 1 mile per day, I work from home most days. The Camry is driven daily. We use the Volvo a couple times a week when we need/ want the space (driving carpools to kids activities), or when we will use both cars at the same time.
OwslaPrimeDirective@reddit
I work from home so I don't do massive amounts of driving. When I DO drive, I really, really enjoy the heck out of it. At just over a half century old, I finally have my dream car.
2021 Lexus RC 350 F Sport
parkz88@reddit
2013 Nissan Altima. My favorite car I ever had was a 2001 Mercury Sable. It gave its life to save mine in a life altering car crash. It's also what I basically lived out of from ages 16-23. I have one motor vehicle unless you count my lawn mower. I use to have a motorcycle but I had to sell it.
Open-Committee-998@reddit
I’m currently on #4 and technically own two vehicles lol. Currently drive a 2013 Chrysler 200 (she bougie 💅🏻) and I also own a 91 Honda accord. Briefly drove an 05 Hyundai Elantra, and owned an 04 Pontiac grand am for about 5 years until a truck backed into me last February. Still miss her
Snoo_16677@reddit
2012 Mazda3
r34gtr1999@reddit
2026 Honda Hrv. I had a 2015 subaru crosstrek but the entire electrical system fried itself shortly after putting thousands into other repairs. The Honda is the reliable family car now and I have a constantly rotating garage of the most random 4-5 other vehicles I can find. Currently a slammed Chevy Astro van, lowrider Chevy s10, lifted Toyota Camry, Acura Rsx Type S, and a dune buggy
Numbnuts696@reddit
2001 F250 pickup
imzadi111@reddit
Subaru Crosstrek
CSAKnight@reddit
I drive a 2001 Jeep Grand Cherokee. I bought it for $4000 in 2020 and it’s been a great, low maintenance vehicle. My wife drives a 2016 Chevy Traverse.
HidingInPlaynSight@reddit
2017 Subaru Crosstrek, it is my only automobile. In my work, I travel regionally and sometimes do events as an information booth. Its the perfect size to hold my event stuff, be comfortable for me to get in and out of, and doesn't use so much fuel that I am having to pawn internal organs for fuel (yet).
bachennoir@reddit
Our family used to have 2 cars but my husband wfh and I'm a sahm, so we went down to one car and an e bike. Car is a Hyundai Santa Fe hybrid.
SomethingNeatnClever@reddit
North_Lifeguard4737@reddit
I have 14 priussies
SectionLopsided4189@reddit
i have a 2026 honda civic and then a 2006 chevy silverado
TheGabyDali@reddit
We have a 2023 Subaru Crosstrek that is used daily. We are considering getting a second car because my kid starts preschool soon and I'll be looking for work again.
molten_dragon@reddit
2024 Subaru Forester.
EverySingleMinute@reddit
I drive a 2023 Tesla Model Y. Wife drives a 2025 BMW x5. Son has a BMW as well.
Gunslinger_247@reddit
As a cop with a take home cruiser i drive a dodge charger i drive daily.
But my personal vehicle is an F150.
LordLaz1985@reddit
Nissan Sentra. I own one car and cannot currently afford a replacement.
Lopsided-Letter1353@reddit
2007 Toyota Prius.
That’s it.
No_Construction7278@reddit
VW Golf Alltrack, 6 speed, 2019, last year they were made, best car I've ever owned.
MerbleTheGnome@reddit
I currently have 2 cars (down from 4 a few weeks ago)
#1 - 2014 Mini Roadster (commuter and weekend fun car)
#2 - 2021 BMW X1 (family car)
DamineDenver@reddit
2017 Mercedes Stationwagon. There are 5 of my car type in my neighborhood but I rarely see it anywhere else. We also have a Miata. We are also considering getting a micro mini hobby car to ride around the city in.
Donald_J_Duck65@reddit
Mine is a 2024 Ford Maverick. My BIL recently passed and he collected high end cars and I inherited 7 cars.
FigOk7618@reddit
Fiat 500e for everyday.
DjLexHenry@reddit
We have 6 cars in our household of 3 drivers… our primary is a Honda Odyssey minivan or a Toyota Tundra pickup up truck
jwbourne@reddit
2012 Accord 6MT, 2014 Chrysler Town and Country.
kordua@reddit
2 cars but they are in separate states. I drive my 2022 Toyota Corolla the most at about 17k miles per year. Other car is a 2022 Toyota RAV4 PHEV.
Appropriate_Ad9157@reddit
We did a 'tire inventory' the other day. Counting how many tires we have. Includi g spares. The total was 59 I now grasp how much of my life is upkeep and maintenence Daily driver VW Jetta
Common-Application56@reddit
I have my first car still a 99 camry and a 2010 Mazda 6 that is my fun car
RedHeadedStepDevil@reddit
2013 Hyundai Elantra and a scion (2003, I think?) that used to be my daughter’s car, but she got a great deal on a Honda hybrid that she couldn’t pass up. Didn’t want to get rid of the scion, so I adopted her. It’s fun to drive, but the Hyundai gets better gas mileage (about 32-36 mpg for the Hyundai and 24-27 for the scion).
WhyAmIpOOping@reddit
Lexus IS 250, technically my partners, as daily. Jeep Wrangler for weekend off-roading beater. Rivian R1T quad as my actual daily/camper.
Hansen216@reddit
2024 GMC Terrain and my wife has a 2025 Honda CR-V Hybrid
this_is_so_fetch@reddit
2018 Nissan Altima. She is a beast and I treat her like it too
SidMarcus@reddit
2015 Subaru Impreza 5spd (mine)
2024 Subaru Forrester Wilderness (wife’s)
YogurtclosetHead8901@reddit
2014 Lexus LS460L 90% of the time 2022 Audi A5 Quattro Convertible the rest.
Fantastic-Pop-9122@reddit
2018 Subaru Forrester. Just one car
ToxDocUSA@reddit
VW Jetta for me, Toyota Sienna for wife.
Kids start driving soon, they'll probably get the Jetta and I'll go get something fancy.
model563@reddit
2023 Ford Maverick XLT for me.
2011 Nissan Murano for my wife.
The Murano is fantastic. Love that thing, and was a great cross country cruiser. But we really wanted a 2nd car, and something new with good MPG for my Northern Virginia work commute. So the Murano can live easy now that its over 125k, as my wife doesnt actually drive daily. Im likely to die before it does.
I decided on the Maverick in no small part because it was the cheapest hybrid on the market at the time. But they were difficult to get, and while I waited I kept hearing more and more issues with it. However Id fallen for the format, and the gas engine had a solid enough reputation that when one exactly matching what I wanted showed up I grabbed it. I average around 30mpg, so no complaints.
snarkwithfae@reddit
2023 Subaru Crosstrek. :)
pittpanthers95@reddit
Add another RAV4 to the list lol
I don’t have anything else
MrLongWalk@reddit
2016 Impreza
MrsCaramel_112@reddit
Daily- 2016 Ford F150 (not by choice) Other cars in the household- 2008 Subaru Legacy (son's car), 2012 Mazda CX-9 (on it's last leg), 2023 Mazda CX-5 (daughter's new car)
SkeeterDan92@reddit
2018 BMW X1. Wife drives a Kia forte. I offered her to drive the bmw and I drive the kia but she wasnt confident enough in her driving skills to drive the bmw
NoTrashInMyTrailer@reddit
Ford F150
My someday goal when my garage is finally cleaned out is to get a project car - preferably early 70s or older. I'd love an old truck, Mustang, or VW. Finding one is freaking impossible. I'm always looking.
RedReaper666YT@reddit
2000 Chevy Blazer, and i only have the one vehicle
Mindfullysolo@reddit
Mercedes GLC 300 and Audi A4 for my hubs and I.
OkTaurus510@reddit
I drive a 2024 Bronco Sport that my husband picked out and drove for work for about a year and then his dad passed away so he drive his truck now. It’s a 2021 GMC Sierra. I sold my 2019 Honda Pilot, which I loved, so that I wasn’t paying two payments anymore.
Old-Wolf-1024@reddit
2016 F-150
The_Mr_Yeah@reddit
2011 Mitsubishi Lancer ES i got used for $5,000 in 2021. Thats my only car.
Darkowl_57@reddit
2011 Honda accord, over 170k miles last I checked. She’s an absolute trooper, has seen me through so many cross-state drives and a couple drives from Texas to Indianapolis. Just got a new battery and should be set for a move to Pennsylvania in June.
AtlantisSky@reddit
2017 Toyota RAV 4 Hybrid. My husband has a 2005 Mini Cooper, but lives close enough to work he works or rides a scooter.
Expensive_Tangelo_75@reddit
When I got my first Toyota RAV a few years back, I fell in love the moment I sat in it! Used, silver, had over 40k miles. Second time I hit a deer with it was too much. Damn things deserve to be eaten... found a used RAV hybrid in my favorite shade of blue. Made puppy eyes at my husband, but he caved fairly easily. I did wince at the price: $35k, 38k miles, 4 years old. Got whacked by a damn deer 3 months later. I was so pissed.... I still have it, though. It's got plenty of stickers so I can pick it out in a parking lot!
AcanthisittaWhole216@reddit
Goodness, did you install a deer magnet on every rav4?
Expensive_Tangelo_75@reddit
No. But it sure felt like I've had a target on me, considering I've hit at least one deer with every vehicle I've ever owned!
Might just be living in WV....
AtlantisSky@reddit
Bought mine used last June after an accident totaled my Yaris. It had high milage (190k), but one prior owner that had it serviced every three months and took great care of it. It was priced at a little over 12k, and because I had recived almost 7k for my Yaris, put 6k down. Because of my husbands credit score, our monthly payments (including service warrenty) is $250 a month.
I love it! And, I just had to drive to St. Louis, MO twice this weekend (108 miles or roughly 2 hours one way), and the round trip cost just under half a tank of gas.
CJK5Hookers@reddit
Got mine three years ago when it had 223k miles on it. Took it in for some service and mechanic told me it’s still got a hell of a long way to go. Love that thing!
Appropriate_Copy8285@reddit
Depending what im doing, either:
Clapped out 2012 Honda CRV with 387k miles.
Or
Clapped out 2001 F350 dually with 831k miles.
seestars9@reddit
2005 Prius.
No_Stranger3395@reddit
If you pull into a parking lot in an average suburban grocery store in the us the overwhelming majority of vehicles will be suvs or what they call crossovers, sort of mini suvs built on a car platform. Very very very few sedans and even fewer wagons. The rest will be pickup trucks.
RealisticTangerine35@reddit
Toyota tundra 2016 and matrix 2012
Kendallsan@reddit
2006 Honda Element. Bought it new July 2006 - turns 20 in two months, just hit 184,000 miles. Absolutely adore this car. I’ll replace the engine before I replace the car. I hope it’s the car I drive for the rest of my life.
surgeryboy7@reddit
My daily car is a Tesla M3, we have another car a Nissan Rogue but don't drive it much since my Wife works from home, so it only gets driven if she needs to go somewhere and I am not home otherwise we drive the Tesla everywhere.
ngc604@reddit
2022 Subaru Legacy daily driver.
1999 Chevy S-10 for Home Depot/Lowes and large item hauling.
Meridian122@reddit
2007 Audi A3 - I work from home. So, it doesn’t have a lot of miles on it for its age.
traumahawk88@reddit
2025 Santa Fe Hybrid Calligraphy. We've got two cars.
Left-Star2240@reddit
I drive a 2018 Mazda 3. I preferred the older model that was a hatchback, but a public transit driver had other ideas.
My partner has a 2006 Corolla. He bought it after the 1996 Camry became too costly to repair in 2022.
I don’t know anyone that has more than one personal vehicle.
Thebelldam@reddit
Well this is awkward... its a Toyota Camry, 2002, but still, a Camry none the less.
Aggravating_Ear_3551@reddit
I drive a 2017 honda civic hatchback. I bought it brand new and it still has under 100k miles on it. My boyfriend drives a 2017 Chevy silverado for work. It has over 250k miles on it but still going strong.
Wandering_Lights@reddit
A 2016 Kia Rio.
My husband and I are a 3 car house hold. He has a Mazda and we have my big truck for hauling.
isittimefordinner@reddit
My daily is an 06 Scion xb. Have 3 other vehicles.
National-Bank9765@reddit
Fellow 06 Scion XB 🙋🏻♀️cannot believe they’re 20 years old this year
ScubaSteve7886@reddit
I have 2 cars. My primary daily is a Ford Fiesta ST My secondary car is a 1998 Jeep Cherokee (XJ)
trae_curieux@reddit
2024 Hyundai Tucson PHEV
Just one 🙂
Beaumont64@reddit
Volvo XC40. We also have a VW Golf Alltrack wagon and a Fiat 500.
National-Bank9765@reddit
2006 Scion XB. 196,000 miles on it, it was my childhood car gifted to me a few years ago. Definitely feeling the wear on it but she’s running just fine. $60 to fill the tank at current gas prices, and it’s my only car lol
IsbellDL@reddit
2016 Miata. Currently the only car, but considering adding a Fit or something similar as a backup. I don't live close to any public transportation options.
Lovely-flutterby@reddit
My daily driver is a Kia Soul, but we have a Porsche Boxter that we got for CHEAP so we could join the Porsche club like a pair of wankers, and we also have a fire engine red 69 Plymouth fury convertible with white and blue interior, and an all black 70 Ford Torino GT. Though I hate the Torino with a burning passion and I’m waiting for the spouse to just sell it already!
jimdandy58@reddit
2025 VW Tiguan Partner drives a 2023 Volvo XC40 Recharge
DecisiveLark@reddit
2009 Hyundai sonata. My only car, shared between me and my boyfriend despite our VERY different work schedules in different cities. We make it work somehow 😭
toastofmayo@reddit
2017 ford fusion se. 2.
loliepoplolita@reddit
2012 yellow Chevy Camaro. She’s been my only car. I got her when I was 16, in 2014. I’m now 26. She’s completely paid off, and has 160k miles. But I love her.
Old_Bullfrog_5086@reddit
My hybrid 21 speed bicycle
fook75@reddit
My going to town grocery getter is a 2007 Chevy Trailblazer. I love it. It's fun to drive.
I have a 1999 Ford F250 for hauling my horse trailer, stock trailer, garbage trailer, flatbed and boat.
I have a late 70's Dodge Ram that I use on the farm for fencing.
jorwyn@reddit
I don't have a daily car, because I work from home. When I do drive, it is typically to go camping or hiking. Because of that, I decided I don't care about mileage. If I somehow run out of money for gas, I just won't get to go anywhere.
I drive a 2016 Land Rover lr4. If you're not in the US, that's a discovery 4.
I guess technically, my daily driver is a specialized Ruby comp (road bicycle.)
RandalfTheBlack@reddit
2019 jetta. 111k miles. 2015 HD Dyna Fat Bob. 20k miles.
Which im daily-ing depends on the weather.
QuokkaMom@reddit
My car is an electric scooter with a cute little basket.
Parking_Champion_740@reddit
I have a VW ID4 (electric) my husband has a lucid air (also electric). We have one small gas car (Nissan versa) that is shared between my kids
loweexclamationpoint@reddit
Chrysler Pacifica minivan. We also have my wife's Kia Optima, a Kia Forte that my son has at college, and an Audi A5 Cabrio. We've had the Cabrio for 3 months and still on the first tank of gas - hoping it warms up soon here.
Hufflepuffknitter80@reddit
2011 Honda Odyssey, I plan to drive this until my kids are out of the house. We also have a Mazda 3 and Mazda CX-50 that my spouse and college kid drive. We will soon have a 4th driver, but not sure if they will want to drive much to necessitate another vehicle (let’s hope not, the insurance is brutal).
GeorgiaBlueOwl@reddit
2024 Honda Civic. I previously had a 2012 Civic and a 2004 Civic.
SkilledAccident@reddit
2010 Hyundai Accent for gas mileage when I’m not hauling kids around. 2019 Dodge caravan for when the whole family is with. I hate the van SO Much and my husband always talks about upgrading, but my kids and dogs are messy and I refuse to let them trash a nicer vehicle just yet.
Playful_Question538@reddit
I have a new diesel dodge truck for work and my wife has a BMW X5. My sons (22 and 26) have Dodge and GMC diesel trucks.
cmhoughton@reddit
I currently have a 2018 Honda CRV but I’m in the process of buying a 2026 CRV Hybrid. A hybrid wasn’t available in my price range in 2018 and I wanted upgraded features… Also, glad to save some on gas. Bonus: I got a great interest rate & a fantastic price for my trade-in.
sfdsquid@reddit
1989 Volvo 240
One car
MukYJ@reddit
Mine is a 1993 Jeep Wrangler (likely older than the average Redditor) with a 2.5L manual and >195,000 miles, and my wife drives a 2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee 5.7L with 177,000 miles.
They may be older and high mileage, but between the two of them they’ll get you nearly anywhere you could possibly drive to. They probably will even make it back again.
DidAnyoneElseJustCum@reddit
NYC. No car necessary. I could move somewhere cheaper but with the auto market and gas the way it is I feel any savings in rents would go straight into a car.
My last car I owned was in 2011, bought in 2009. It was a souped up Pontiac G6. My dad helped me sell it. It was one of the last Pontiacs off the line before they shut down in 2010. He found some Pontiac enthusiast forum. Full of dudes who were like "my daddy drove a Pontiac, I drive a Pontiac, and God damnit my son is gonna drive a Pontiac". So we put the vehicle out there and suddenly there was a bidding war over a late 2000's sedan produced by a company that didn't exist anymore. Ended up paying off the loan and netting an additional 5k on a used sedan.
Footnotegirl1@reddit
2014 Ford Focus hatchback. Bought new, still going strong. Hubby has a 2023 Hyundai Sonata Hybrid.
And isn't this group pretty much specifically for being nosy?
New_Acanthaceae7718@reddit
Kia rio
LilacNites777@reddit
I have a Subaru Accent and love it...
yoyoyiggityyoooo@reddit
2013 Mercedes glk350 that I desperately need to trade in
cheekmo_52@reddit
Honda civic
BlueDemeter@reddit
2014 Subaru Impreza. My husband's is a 2015 Subaru Forester. We have an older Ford truck (I'm thinking '90s) for situations where we need a truck. They're all paid off, and they run.
Standard_Attitude_19@reddit
I have a 2007 Toyota Camry and my husband has a 2020 ford escape
venus_arises@reddit
2017 Toyota corolla that is silver.
Its so easy to lose her in a parking lot sometimes
GlazedDonutGloryHole@reddit
2007 2.3l manual Ranger. I love that my truck is smaller than most cars and it is still capable of hauling and towing what I need it to. Mainly yard waste, kayaks, and my fat ass.
ms-astorytotell@reddit
My daily is a 2012 Hyundai Sonata hybrid. I also have a 2024 Honda Pilot that I use when the whole family goes somewhere. Then I recently got a Kawasaki ninja sport bike im learning to ride.
Cadicoty@reddit
2015 Toyota Corolla. This is the followup to the 2001 Corolla I drove for 15 years and 220,000 miles. I'll be 40 this year and this is my second car.
Side note: The first one is still running, it's just not mine any more. Had to upgrade to one with modern safety features due to reproduction.
Ms-Metal@reddit
Chevy tahoe, over 150,000 mi, actually edging in on 160k, but these trucks are typically meant to go for 2 to 300,000 so don't plan on getting rid of it anytime soon! In my household, we buy good vehicles and we take care of them very well so that we have them for a very long time. My husband's car is also a 2007 and previous ones were both 1993.
BaseClean@reddit
I've had a karmann ghia, my mom's beat up volvo, honda civic, mitsubishi outlander, subaru solterra and several Subaru foresters (we love them)!
awesome12442@reddit
2020 Nissan versa
itsnotem@reddit
My husband: a 2021 Chevy Colorado Me: a busted 2012 Chevy Cruze that’s been hit a few times 🥲
Upgrading to a Traverse soon though 🫶🏻
Viperlite@reddit
2011 Mazda Miata is my daily, but I have 4 other cars that my wife kids and I split time with.
Poycicle@reddit
01 Honda Civic LX with 120K miles on it. Bought it 5 years ago as my first car
NevetsRetrop@reddit
We have a 2021 Subaru Outback Onyx and a 2022 Jeep Gladiator Mojave. I bought the Subaru for my wife, but our son drives it 99% of the time and I bought the Jeep for me, but the wife drives it 99% of the time. Lol. So, technically, MY only daily driver is my company issued 2009 Dodge Dart.
ricksaunders@reddit
Two beetlesand a Kia Sorrento.
thewholetruthis@reddit
Toyota Corolla and Tesla Model 3
Nan_Mich@reddit
Mine was a 2016 Kia Soul (exclaim model) until I needed a wheelchair for distances. Now I have a 2022 Chrysler Pacifica (minivan) with a crane in the back for loading the power chair. Hubby drives the Soul, but we will likely sell it soon. Not sure we need two cars, now that he is retired and I don’t go out much.
JonFishmans3rdNipple@reddit
Lexus gx460 for me, Alfa Romeo Giulia for my husband.
PKADemon@reddit
2025 subaru Legacy
TickdoffTank0315@reddit
2019 Alfa Romeo Giulia Ti Sport
91, 587 miles.
Only problems I've had is a blown tire (ran over a screw), the sunroof would not close all the way and regular maintenance. Best car I've ever owned. And Ive been driving for 35+ years.
AnnaBaptist79@reddit
I have a Toyota Sienna. Day to day, I don't need a minivan, but I have moved, and so have my kids, so having the minivan has been a godsend. It's old enough that the second row of seats pop out easily if I need extra cargo room. Newer versions of the Sienna have some computer stuff going on with the second row of seats so it's not as easy to remove as before. I love that when I put my foot on the gas pedal, it *moves*. Eventually, I will downsize to a smaller, more economical car, but for now, I am happy
Strict_Ad_389@reddit
Just bought a 2018 Prius plugin.
Which_Initiative_882@reddit
Daily is my work van, biggest size ford transit. I also have a transit connect 2 ford focus 3 miatas A ford ranger A mazda cx5 And a kawasaki.
SnooDonkeys2721@reddit
I (cough cough my dad) drive a 2023 or 2024 Hyundai Elantra and there’s like 5 or 6 in the town
LandMermaid418@reddit
2015 Honda Civic. It’s a pretty common car but it’s a manual which is pretty uncommon here
Melody71400@reddit
Chevy trailblazer, one car
Silver_Leonid2019@reddit
Just a Honda fit.
R666_cats@reddit
I have one car. It’s a 2012 Fiat 500. Had it for over 8 years now, I love it.
Felicity_Calculus@reddit
My daily cars are the subway and a bicycle. I also have a Honda I drive once a month or so
Ok_Commission9026@reddit
A '25 Chevy Colorado. It's freakin orange 🧡 it's my only one
kartoffel_engr@reddit
2024 GMC Denali 2500HD
Currently have two vehicles and a motorcycle. Sold my third (2007 Volvo S60R) last summer. Just didn’t drive it as often with my short commute. Casually looking for a “weekend car”.
mctomtom@reddit
I'm on my 2nd Volvo. 2018 XC60 T8 plugin Hybrid. 400hp and 59mpg!
theshortlady@reddit
A 2022 Nissan Leaf. My husband drives a 2006 Mazda Tribute.
Return-of-Trademark@reddit
LLM farming
expeciallyheinous@reddit
1996 Volvo 850. It’s my only car.
pdzulu@reddit
Ford F-150 but I work from home. Have 2 cars total.
ConfidentPin2914@reddit
chevy spark, hit massive potholes and curbs and shes still running smoothly
_Androxis_@reddit
2004 Honda S2000
donsfan60@reddit
Cars leading up to what I have now Fiat Uno Citroen ax gt Geo Storm Jeep Cherokee Jeep Wrangler Mercedes 300 Range Rover Evoque Genesis Gv70
Loved the Ax gt Had the evoque 10 years Just got the Genesis. ( It's very nice)
Up2nogud13@reddit
My daily is a company-owned F-150, but my personal is an old Chevy 4WD Silverado. My wife's is a convertible Volvo.
Junebug35@reddit
Mine: 2008 Honda Odyssey daily, 2003 F250 super duty to pull the horse around.
My hubby's personal vehicle is a 2000 Camry, but has a fleet of work trucks that he drives more often. The Camry hasn't started since February. His fleet has 3 Ford's, a Chevy, and a Kenworth.
NotTurtleEnough@reddit
I have a 7 year old LEAF. I love it, but I have only one. My wife drives a 14 year old Prius. She also loves it, and also has only one.
However, we do have an old Mazda 6 as a backup.
Tasty_Employee_963@reddit
2014 Nissan leaf, I l- oh hold on be back in 12 hours I gotta go plug it in.
BrazilianButtCheeks@reddit
2005 Hyundai Elantra 😅😂
skibib@reddit
Toyota Camry. Wait sorry. Didn’t mean to tell you that. You said “besides”….
myweekhardy@reddit
I have a 2018 Toyota Tacoma as my daily. Wasn’t practical for commuting 110 miles per day, but fortunately I left my old job to work from home in early March before the gas prices started to really climb. I also have a 2008 Yamaha WR250x that I never ride sadly. My wife has a 2017 Subaru Forester.
gigisnappooh@reddit
We have two Toyota Camrys.
Far_Anything_7458@reddit
I have a 2020 Toyota RAV4 and a 2024 Toyota Tundra but I also have a small farm and have to haul feed, hay, etc
surelyshirls@reddit
I have a 2023 Kia Telluride, but I just upgraded from a Honda CRV. It’s my daily car.
My husband has a 2023 Honda Accord. Also his daily car
BikeInternational412@reddit
I have a Subaru forester now, my previous cars were mostly Hondas. I’ve also never bought a new car, always used.
iremainunvanquished1@reddit
2008 GMC Sierra.
MattRecovery23@reddit
2002 Ford ranger
liptonthrowback@reddit
Kia Soul
Seuss221@reddit
My daily is a toss between a Subaru and a corvette C8 depending if i have the dog or not. My hsuband drives a tesla. So 3
kade_v01d@reddit
chrysler 300
Savings_Difficulty24@reddit
Daily is a 2023 F-150 Lightning. And I occasionally use a 2012 F350 for anything needing a gooseneck.
I like it a lot. But I'm far from average. Not a lot of people here in the US are open to EVs yet.
ereignishorizont666@reddit
21 Chevy Spark. Just the one. Love her.
Nancy2421@reddit
1998 Toyota Camry
120,000 miles on it. Yes be jealous.
ilovesummertime1@reddit
I have a 2023 Yukon, husband has a 2019 Silverado, and we also have a Jeep Wrangler we share
chillinwyd@reddit
Specialized Allez elite. I also ride a Divvy. 0 cars
Pristine_Cicada_5422@reddit
2018 Toyota Highlander and a 2011 Nissan Rogue. We’ve still got the 2011, because it’s in great shape, but over 200k miles! We keep it because we just retired. We are both just under 60. There is no “average American car”. A lot of Americans drive cheaper cars because cars are expensive, then you’ve got the opposite- people who spend $100k on a car. Life is crazy here in the USA. We had to buy a car for our daughter, her first car was a 2015 Jetta, which got totaled parked in front of our house. 2nd car is a 2017 Nissan Rogue. Paid cash for them, it’s easier not to owe money.
hobokobo1028@reddit
2019 Subaru Crosstrek for me and 2019 Subaru Forester for my wife
6gravedigger66@reddit
2014 Honda Ridgeline (truck) 2001 Honda Goldwing (motorcycle) 1973 Dodge step side pickup (classic)
Truck is daily in winter and weekends in summer.
Motorcycle is daily commuter as long as there isn't ice on the ground.
suitable_zone3@reddit
Honda CRV & Honda Ridgeline
west_of_edem@reddit
2016 Mustang GT. It's awesome.
dobe6305@reddit
Daily: 2026 and 2023 Tesla Model Y’s (wife and I).
We have a 2016 Subaru forester we don’t need anymore and need to sell.
Avbitten@reddit
2015 fiat 500. but im an outlier
Cultural-Ad-9424@reddit
I've got an '05 VW Jetta, a '07 Harley, a 2008 Dodge Dakota, and my wife has a 2020 Ford fusion right now. Had mazda3 for many years that I loved!
crashin-kc@reddit
We have three drivers:
Ford focus. This is my daily. Ford Sport Trac. My son’s daily. Chrysler Pacifica hybrid My wife’s daily. Ram 2500 Chevy Nova Harley Davidson Ultra Classic
Quirky-Airline7578@reddit
Daily is 99 corolla with 416,000 miles.
7 other vehicles. 04 odyssey 96 regal 03 dakota 00dakota Fiero 96 trans am 85 corolla i think that's it.
hash-slingin_slashr@reddit
2027 Subaru Outback
My husband and I share it. I am a stay-at-home mom and he works overnight so it works for us.
Incredibly safe car, lots of room in the back for stroller, groceries, camping gear, etc. and great gas mileage.
Acceptable_Ad7457@reddit
X3. But I work from home..
Fickle-Banana-923@reddit
'26 Hyundai Ioniq 5 - daily '15 Honda Odyssey - wife's '12 VW Golf - kid's
Golf was my daily up until about 3 years ago, and before it was mine it was my wife's. Saved it for the kids to drive.
Original_Cable6719@reddit
2017 Kia Soul. I am poor and it’s not much, but it’s all mine and paid off.
JanaKaySTL@reddit
2003 Saturn Ion 5 speed. I love it! It’s plastic, so no rust. In a couple years, I can get an historic plate!
Sensitive-Respect-25@reddit
2014 dodge journey, 2012 ford flex, 2008 dodge caliber. Of these the flex is currently jacked up and waiting on parts and need a new caliper on the caliber. This does not include the 1952 Farmell C, nor the quad.
Journey takes me to and from work (about 100 miles/160 KM round trip) as well as trips down state (couple times a month). Caliber has issues with the frame and is used for local in town travel only. Flex I really just need to find a good ditch and roll it on in.
DustyButtocks@reddit
I have a small Jeep, my spouse has a large Ford Ranger, plus a company-supplied car for work.
Adorable_Complaint36@reddit
2 adults in one household. A Porsche, an Infiniti, and a SUV
OG-BigMilky@reddit
24 Telluride and a 26 (25?) Solterra
imperial1968@reddit
2003 buick century
Mobile_Pineapple_904@reddit
2018 golf
Vienta1988@reddit
2017 Kia Sorento and 2015-ish Subaru Legacy
alfabettezoupe@reddit
2025 vw jetta
beardiac@reddit
I work from home, but have a Nissan Rogue in the driveway. My wife is a teacher and drives a Nissan Leaf. My daughters share a Subaru Impreza.
RunningOnEmpty231@reddit
22 Honda Civic and 2017 Ford F150. Civic is daily driver. F150 because I live out in the country and need to haul trash to the dump.
penisdevourer@reddit
I had a 2023 Kia soul. After having my son 2 months ago me and my partner quickly discovered that in order for the car seat to fit in the back passenger seat, the front passenger seat had to be scooted up super far so anyone riding passenger had their knees in the dash. We started talking about maybe trading in for something bigger but we just didn’t have the money. Then 2 weeks ago my bf took my car to work at 6am after our son had a rough night of reflux and fell asleep at the wheel and flipped 3 times. My Kia was 100% totaled but thankfully my bf only had a fractured ankle. Once we get the insurance check we are going car shopping for something a little roomier😁
angellbitch@reddit
2010 Ford Fusion. She is my baby.
CowdogThunder@reddit
1987 Toyota Pickup 4wd
flootytootybri@reddit
I have a 2015 Chevy Spark.
I wouldn’t say it’s an “average American car,” but now that I have one, I feel like I see other sparks and Honda Fits EVERYWHERE.
battlesong1972@reddit
My daily is a 2018 Ford Taurus and I have a 1988 Corvette that’s a project car
Macaron1jesus@reddit
I have a 2010 Kia Soul, but I work from home so only use it for short trips and running errands. The car that we use when we travel or go anywhere together is my husband's 2022 Nissan Rogue.
Difficult_Habit_4483@reddit
2022 Subaru Crosstrek sport. I live in a small artsy town north of NYC. I only drive it a few times a week as I’m used to living in the city and I can easily walk in my town to shops and the train to the city.
Separate-Raccoon8584@reddit
1999 Subaru Forester
Sad_Sympathy_9432@reddit
We’re a Subaru family. Had a 2002 gold Forester with its wonderful boxy shape. Over 100,000 miles when my daughter totaled it. I bought a 2011 ice blue Forester and loved it. My daughter needed a car for clinical so I gave her the blue and bought a 2014 white Impreza. I have never hated a car that much. A deer almost totaled it. But my insurance paid $8000 to fix it! Started throwing money at the loan. My current is a silver 2020 Forester. It’s big. I’m little. But I adjusted. Meanwhile my parents bought a 2016 green Forester. My daughter bought a 2021 black Outback and her partner bought a dark blue Outback in 23? We love our Subaru’s!
grizzrider@reddit
02 2500hd, cclb, big block auto 7 Automotive class veichles total (i think, could definitely be forgetting something) 3 plated and in service.
ReindeerFl0tilla@reddit
2022 BMW X5 Plug-in hybrid, driven by my wife and on long road trips. 2025 Ford Mustang Mach-E, which I drive and has 300 miles of range. Our goal is to avoid gas stations as much as we can, and electricity is relatively cheap where we live (we have a low-cost provider).
saturdaythe25th@reddit
Mazda CX-50 Hybrid! I love my car!
ByWillAlone@reddit
I work from home in the suburbs, so I don't drive daily...more like weekly. My weekly driver is my 2004 Honda Element - I love it. My wife drives our 2024 Subaru Crosstrek.
balthisar@reddit
A hippy progressive left-winger green tree hugging EV Mach E, and a MAGA Earth destroying penis-envy socially irresponsible ICE Expedition.
The EV is the daily.
sheburn118@reddit
2010 Ford Explorer and 2012 VW Passat. We'll keep them til they puke.
oneislandgirl@reddit
One car. 10 year old Subaru.
ArielsAwesome@reddit
I have a Toyota Prius. My mom amd stepdad had 3 and gave one of each to all 3 kids when they moved back to my mom's island hometown where gas mileage doesn’t matter, speed bumps are brutal, and they need four wheel drive to drive over sand. So my parents got a jeep for that.
My dad is a bizarre outlier with 10 cars in rotation. Every single car is a junker. I think I remember seeing two more that are permanently down for the count too.
He grew up in the country and keeping a bunch of broken junk seems to be somewhat normal there. Or at least, in the kind of rural area filled with severely worn barns that have significant holes in the walls. The only difference between my dad and his side of the family that stayed out there is he doesn’t have room for that in the suburbs.
I say somewhat normal because I don't know how normal my dad's family or his country friends are... He thinks having a pet raccoon is normal. I don't know if it actually is. Apparently letting children drive heavy machinery is normal there though. My dad was driving a tractor by 8.
Taz9093@reddit
2006 Saturn Ion. It’s a real creep car!
MassConsumer1984@reddit
Mercedes convertible
LongOrganization7838@reddit
2013 nissan xterra
2015 indian roadmaster
Humble-Imagination50@reddit
2019 Nissan Altima SR.
It's got a good kick on sports mode too. Love the ability to switch in between automatic transmission and paddle shifters on mine too. 🚗 🚘
GrookeyFan_16@reddit
13 year old Nissan sedan. Only car for a family of 4.
tasukiko@reddit
I'm 2017 Mazda CX3, husband is 2017 Honda Civic.
jeanbees@reddit
Subaru Outback, it's practically required to have a Subaru in the Pacfic Northwest.
SalishSeaSweetie@reddit
I just bought a new-to-me 2014 Toyota Corolla.
Slight_Mood9168@reddit
2022 bmw 430i
Tinsel-Fop@reddit
I own zero cars, and my daily car is my sister's 2018 Honda Civic. I drive it far, far more than she does.
UFCLulu@reddit
2014 Chevy sonic I got in 2023 currently 143k I believe I got it at 100k. Enough for me except for the AC not working.
triggsmom@reddit
I drive a 2018 Mazda CX5 100,000 on it. My husband drives an 2018 Escalade with 100,00 miles on it. We also have an old pickup and an older Escalade
tnred19@reddit
I drive a dodge stratus!!
TheRealRenegade1369@reddit
Just 1 vehicle, a 2022 Ford F150 (bought used, with 31k miles on it).
Previously, had a 2017 Ford Escape. Traded it in with over 210k miles on it (before the chance of expensive repairs really added up). Got the truck for the room inside, and the ability to more easily haul things (which I frequently do... not easy to stuff 4 hay bales in the back of an Escape!). Lost 2 or 3 mpg, but more comfortable and shouldn't have to worry about those expensive repairs for a few years.
soonerpgh@reddit
Until last Thursday, May 7, we had a Chevy Silverado modified with a wheelchair lift. Thursday morning, my wife was just down the street from her job on her way in when a girl came flying out of a blind corner parking lot and hit her. Don't know yet if the truck is repairable or totalled. It just made it to the yard today after me coordinating all the insurance, etc. That was our only vehicle. No idea what the next few weeks may have in store.
beaujolais98@reddit
I have a 2023 Volvo XC40 electric; husband has a 2022 Toyota 4 Runner 4WD. We are opposite ends of the spectrum lol.
61Below@reddit
06 Subaru Impreza. (I still miss my 95 Impreza 😓)
bislbird@reddit
Chevy Bolt and Hyundai Santa Fe
Wink527@reddit
Acura TLX
Forsythia77@reddit
I was secretly hoping this post was going to be about cats.
EloquentBacon@reddit
My 2 cats don’t have their own cars.
El_Culero_Magnifico@reddit
2003 Tundra, 300k miles and still going strong.And a few others...
MaximumPositive7434@reddit
My daily driver is a 2021 Kia Sorento. I have three other vehicles and two of them even run.
gingermamacreeper@reddit
I'm in my mom era rocking a 2025 Toyota Sienna minivan and my husband has a 2025 Chevy Silverado that's paid for by his job.
Electronic_Cress_278@reddit
2017 Chevy cruze , 37mpg
tothejenthpower@reddit
'77 VW Beetle. It's my only car and hasn't let me down once in the seven years I've owned it. I do work from home and live walking or biking distance from things like my gym, bank, and a grocery store, so don't put a ton of miles on any car I've owned over the years, to be fair.
CSILalaAnn@reddit
Dodge Grand Caravan for me, husband is a Nissan Frontier. We have two cars
apocalypticdachshund@reddit
2014 honda accord and my partner has a 2012 honda CR-V. we’re a proud honda family, just like our parents and siblings lol. my dad’s 2008 accord is still going strong! it’s all about maintenance
AdInfamous2916@reddit
2012 mini cooper over here! But really the train is my daily “car!”
Thaiguy14@reddit
My daily is a 2015 kia optima. My wife’s daily is a 2024 ford expedition.
Historical-Gain-1688@reddit
2018 Toyota Corolla
Col_Croissant@reddit
2015 Ford C-Max Hybrid. Affordable to own, spacious, reliable, safe, and incredibly fuel efficient.
Solid_Volume5198@reddit
1995 Honda civic. Older than my kids but still going stronger than my ex
Shadow_Lass38@reddit
We had two, a 2015 Toyota Tacoma pickup truck which carried my husband's power chair on the back and a 2015 Kia Soul. When he died last year, I sold the truck and traded in the car. I have a 2014 RAV4 now. Much better car.
chickennuggetsnsubs@reddit
Adorable. Daily car. I can only afford one car. 2018 Honda Fit Sport in yellow
ResearcherHeavy9098@reddit
Most people here drive all wheel drive cars ( a place with snow in the winter) Subaru, Audi, Toyota. Lots of pick up trucks.
MamaLlama629@reddit
Daily is a 2000 Toyota Avalon. I also have a 1994 Toyota pick up.
EstablishmentIll5021@reddit
I have to have several trucks for work.
So my favorite daily is my 2009 Prius. Drive it every day I don’t have to tow something.
threebayhorses@reddit
Loved our Priuses, but now have an a Kia EV6.
postaboutit@reddit
Not Prii? Priuses doesn't seem right to me.
b1rdd0g12@reddit
Wife - 2021 Dodge Charger Me - 2022 Ram Rebel
shelwood46@reddit
I am poor. I have a 1998 Honda Civic DX that I bought cheap in 2020 right before used cars went through the roof. I've had to put a few thousand in repairs back in over the last 6 years, but it runs great. I am disabled/retired, so I do not commute daily, but I do drive to see my family (about 100 miles each way) approx 6 times a year, and I drive to see friends in Michigan (about 560 miles each way) every summer. It gets great gas mileage and runs like a top, but I do wish i had more cargo room and it had much much better cup holders (the cup holders are awful, and under the dash).
mjj051277@reddit
2026 Cadillac Optiq. We also have a 24 Corvette. I drive the Cadillac and my husband the corvette.
NoseDesperate6952@reddit
1 RAV4 between the two of us
CoachOpen1977@reddit
Toyota RAV4 hybrid and Honda Fit
llamadogmama@reddit
2007 Honda is my daily. I have a Ram 2500 to haul my RV and stuff.
Airbornequalified@reddit
23 Volvo XC60, polestar engineered. T8, PHEV
My wife has a 23 Volvo XC40, BEV
Isthisatruck@reddit
2018 Jeep Cherokee, bought new in December 2017,just passed 45K miles.
Affectionate_Staff46@reddit
2020 Nissan Rouge
CommercialExotic2038@reddit
We share a 2015 Fiat 500c. I love our car, it’s so much fun to drive. If anything happens to it, we’re going to get another Fiat
OptimistSometimes@reddit
Tesla Model 3, and my teenage kids share a Nissan Leaf.
BoldBoimlerIsMyHero@reddit
my kids share my old Prius. I have a Model 3. Husband has the X.
AlmiranteCrujido@reddit
Us, individually - 2 cars - we have a BMW i5 sedan, and a minivan.
The most common cars are small-SUVs/crossovers.
If you don't separate business vehicles and higher capacity pickups, nothing comes close to the Ford F-series because GM's pickups are split between two brand names (Chevy and GMC) although put together GM sells more pickups. Between the two (or three, if you don't lump GM together), both sell overwhelmingly more than any other vehicle model; full size pickups as a whole (also including RAM and Toyota) are a hair over 1/8th of the US new light vehicle sales each year in recent years.
I don't have exact statistics at hand, but the majority are sold to individuals vs businesses, so they sell enough to be the best sellers even for purely personal, light duty use. Likely enough to be the overwhelming best sellers (if you combine both GM models.)
If you discount full-size pickup trucks, the best-selling vehicles for personal use are the Toyota RAV4 and the Honda CR-V.
Nothing else sells over 400,000 units. If you separate GM's smaller brand of full size pickups, it doesn't get there, and it's possible that business and
The remaining huge sellers (over 300,000 unites last year) are the Chevrolet Equinox (small SUV/crossover), Tesla Model Y (small SUV/crossover), Toyota Camry (the only sedan with this kind of volume), and RAM pickups (some of which are also business sales.)
Rough-Importance-822@reddit
2015 Audi A3 TDI w/ 200,000+ miles, 2018 Nissan Titan and 2020 Mini Cooper S (daughter drives it)
Electrical_Risk_1646@reddit
Acuraxli , Honda Accord, Toyota Camry, Chevy Tahoe, Cadillac stx, GMC Sierra, and Chevy Silverado. All dailies. Later models, only 1 has a payment.
2 parents 4 young adult drivers
No_Arm_931@reddit
2015 Subaru Forester, about 175,000 miles on it. Base model. I’m going to drive this thing into the ground.
Second car I’ve ever owned, I’m 39.
jckipps@reddit
1992 Dodge b250 van. 12-passenger variant, but I'm using it as a work truck.
It's paid for, it works well, has years of life left, is relatively easy to repair; and honestly, there's basically no upside to me in 'upgrading' it to something newer.
Huge_Monk8722@reddit
2020 Chevy Tahoe, family car a 2024 Chevy Traverse.
OverzealousGremlin@reddit
2014 Buick Verano. It's a decent little car, but my friend call me old for it.
Freypaints@reddit
Buick
EaglesFanGirl@reddit
2016 Jeep Patriot - i used to do a lot of more traveling and had a lot more stuff to cart around. I was all over the place and in parts of PA and NJ in the winter you need a decent car to get through safely. I got a VERY good deal on it.
Odd-Guarantee-6152@reddit
I have a Honda Odyssey and my husband has a Subaru Outback
EloquentBacon@reddit
Nice choices! My husband and I share 1 car. We used to have a black Honda Odyssey and after it was totaled we got an all black Onyx XT Subaru Outback. Around the same time the Odyssey was totaled, most of our kids graduated from high school, college and moved out so we didn’t need a car that could seat 8 anymore.
ProfessionalBat8843@reddit
Mini Cooper! His name is Oliver!
Astronomer_Original@reddit
Mini Cooper convertible here. Her name is Mini Pearl.
TysmanianDevil@reddit
1 car 2022 Subaru Crosstrek
caseygwenstacy@reddit
A 2021 VW Jetta. I was pressured into buying a new car even though I couldn’t afford it long term. Sometimes parents truly believe they know best and how to set you up for investments, all without thinking about how you are going to afford a car payment and insurance on top of other bills.
Yankee831@reddit
2008 Honda Element with 200k and an 88 straight 6 shirt box F150 with a few rollovers in mileage. Wife drives a 23 Maverick. Plus 4 motorcycles and 2 dirtbikes.
RadiantDesign2942@reddit
2022 veloster N daily driver. Only car.
Appropriate_Park313@reddit
2020 Escalade and 5 cars
turtlescanfly7@reddit
My husband and I have 3 cars:
- 2016 Jeep rubicon (my husbands single man car he bought before we met)
- 2019 Toyota Camry hybrid (my daily driver)
- 2026 Nissan pathfinder (husbands daily driver) we got this one because I’m pregnant with #2 and the other two don’t comfortably fit 2 car seats with me in the middle seat
AstronomerLanky1791@reddit
2000 4 runner
Turdle_Vic@reddit
I have my 2013 Honda CRV and that’s it. Works just fine for anything I need. Very efficient car in terms of practicality
WarningHour345@reddit
2020 honda CR-V for myself and four kids. Husband drives an Audi A3 but I always forget the year. 2019 maybe?
tiggipi@reddit
I drive a Chevy Equinox. My husband drives a Kia Soul.
Sopapillas4All@reddit
Nice try FBI.
LookItsMyDawg@reddit
2010 Corolla is my daily and it will outlive all of us.
EloquentBacon@reddit
My husband and I share a 2023 black Subaru Outback Onyx XT. It’s the only car in our household. It’s all black, including the hubcaps, drives very fast and has all the bells and whistles. We’ve had it for 3 years and absolutely love it.
I have seen other black Subaru Outback Onyx models but I’ve never seen another Subaru Outback Onyx XT like ours. Though when we bought it new, they had to travel to another state to pick ours up so I can see why there aren’t more around here.
Finzinnati@reddit
We have 3 licensed drivers in our household and 4 vehicles. My son drives a 2004 Chevy Silverado truck. My husband has a 2008 Chevy Silverado truck- that’s kind of his beater truck- he uses it for towing things, moving things, etc. We share a 2018 Cadillac ATS- my husband travels frequently for work so he drives this on his work trips because it’s small and gets good gas mileage. And then our main family vehicle is a 2016 Cadillac Escalade.
RuinAdventurous1931@reddit
I have a 2025 Corolla Cross Hybrid.
Potential-Island698@reddit
I have a 25 Tundra with 3” lift. Husband has a 22 bmw m240i. Works for us!
Gloomy-Cheetah-5473@reddit
2017 Accord coupe is my daily.
I have 7 cars total that are registered and insured. A couple more that are not. My kids do claim 2 of them.
DannyBones00@reddit
I make right at the average income for an American, nationally, and slightly above it for my area. Work from home, mid career.
I drive a 2015 GMC Terrain I bought used. It’s probably large by global standards but it’s perfect for us. Room for anything we need and decent fuel economy.
green2gold2green@reddit
Ford Maverick Hybrid, I get 40 miles per gallon.
AdMinimum7091@reddit
2025 Subaru Impreza and 2024 Subaru Forester
IHSV1855@reddit
Toyota Tacoma. There’s nothing like a Toyota truck
Syris3000@reddit
F150 lightning fully electric truck.
We also have a 2012 Kia optima with 185000 miles that we don't drive that much.
Aquarius_K@reddit
2007 Acura TSX, and I love it. Has a lot of bells and whistles for being so old plus black leather seats!
CorrectCondition9458@reddit
2021 Hundai accent. Great car. I routinely drive a long distance a couple of times a month and I routinely get 50 mpg. Best I ever got was 53.4 mpg. Makes some of my friends who spent the money on a hybrid a little jealous.
ShowScene5@reddit
2017 toyota sienna, 2022 Hyundai Ioniq 5 EV
ajt666@reddit
I daily drive a 2014 GMC Sierra.
I also have a 1998 GMC Sierra that was my grandpa's, it gets driven at least once a week. I also have a 1982 F150 that I bought to beat around in the mountains and wilderness.
Oh. And a Motorcycle. A 2023 Husqvarna Norden that I commute with in the summer!
EllspethCarthusian@reddit
I have a 2010 and a 2023 Dodge charger. Also an early 2000s F250.
The 2023 is a weekend car and I’m selling it because I don’t drive it enough.
kalelopaka@reddit
2002 Honda Civic, 2011 Silverado. V
underscore197@reddit
2025 Nissan Rogue. My husband has my old Chevy. It’s still a great car and will last him a long time.
danceswithsockson@reddit
I have a jeep wrangler, a gmc Sierra, and a Tesla y. My husband has a matching y. Looking to sell the wrangler and get something else, though. I really want a sporty little convertible.
Funtasmcus@reddit
2026 Audi RS6 Avant
lacaras21@reddit
My family's car is a Honda Odyssey, that's the only car we own.
Razorbackfan3002@reddit
I drive my company work truck which is a 2021 ford maverick and my wife drives our 2021 Nissan Kicks. We’d love something other than a newer Nissan because our last 2017 Nissans transmission went out way too early but we had pretty bad credit when we bought the kicks a couple years ago and were limited in options and it had the least miles and wear of our options.
Sam_Fear@reddit
Depends on the weather.
Normal driver is a 63 F100. Rain is a 2011 F150. No rain under 85 degrees is a 48 Olds 4dr tail dragger. Snow used to be a 66 Caddilac DeVille 4dr sedan.
Wife has the official family vehicle - 2024 F150 XLT loaded. She also has 65 and 74 MG Midgets.
Probably have a 59 Bugeye Sprite ready to go this summer. Project cars: 54 Plymouth Belvidere, 62 Chrysler Newport, and 29 and 31 Model A Tudors.
And 2 Hi-Low campers.
ksarahsarah27@reddit
2006 Mustang GT (I only drive it from May to November a nice days.)
2019 Chevy Traverse. - this is my first GM product and I’m not a fan of this car, but it’s my daily driver and it gets me around.
PottersClay52@reddit
2005 Toyota Corolla with 288,000 miles on it. My wife has a 2008 Honda Fit with about 150,000 miles on it. I think we’re kind of anomalous in our circle, though
divinerebel@reddit
2011 Honda Fit Sport Hatchback.
My husband changed cars more often than I do... he had MINI Cooper Countryman, now he drives a 2007 Nissan Fairlady Z.
Biff2019@reddit
2006 Chevrolet HHR.
5.
All paid off.
PuzzledNinja5457@reddit
2023 Subaru Crosstrek. 5th Subie and 4th Crosstrek. Perfect car for me on a daily basis.
curious-princess99@reddit
Mazda cx-5. Hubby has an Audi Q5 phev.
Dense-Net-346@reddit
I have a 2007 nissan murano it's a pretty good car. I've sucked the life out of it, now I'm looking for a new car, but it's looking like the murano will last till 300000 miles it's at 250000 now
Beautiful_Jim_Key@reddit
2016 Honda Fit. Husband has a 2022 Camry.
brightblueinky@reddit
But... But what if my car is a 2006 Toyota Camry? 😂
boobiemelons@reddit
I stick out from the crowd in a 2014 Mitsubishi Lancer Evolution X.
My wallet cries. Please send help.
My husband drives a 2022 Subaru Ascent.
Adorable_Dust3799@reddit
94 accord stick shift, 127k miles. It's fun
05 accord. It's boring. 160k miles
96 grand cherokee jeep. 130k miles. For ikea, home depot, snowy dirt roads, dog beach, and flash flood warnings.
With current gas prices the jeep is parked.
tcmits1@reddit
Weekday is a 2026 BMX X5 50e absolutely fully loaded, every available extra and goodie I could get special ordered to my specs.
Weekend car is my Lamborghini Urus SE when the weather is right.
pseudotumorgal@reddit
2012 Honda Civic
Yerboogieman@reddit
2014 328d with 230k miles, 2001 525iT with 320k miles, 2010 X5 35d with 130k miles lifted 3 inches on 32" mud tires, 2006 Ram 3500 5.9 Cummins with G56 manual and 700k miles (99% accumulated while towing a gooseneck trailer).
They all get driven pretty equally depending on what I need that day. My 328d gets the best fuel mileage at 50mpg so that's my usual daily driver. My commute is 65 miles round trip.
My GF has her own lifted 2011 X5 35d on 32 inch all terrain tires that I built with 190k miles on it. She gets 25mpg with a 40 mile round trip commute.
I love adopting high mileage cars.
I also have a slew of misc. project cars.
flugualbinder@reddit
I hate to disappoint but it is indeed a Camry that I use. The one and only car I currently use.
Ketzer_Jefe@reddit
2013 Subaru legacy.
i'm thinking of upgrading to a crosstrek in a year or two.
cptnkeif@reddit
98 civic daily and a 95 del sol for the weekends. You can pry my 90’s Hondas from my cold dead hands. Weird how often people ask if they are for sale
MetalEnthusiast83@reddit
I own a 2019 Ram 1500 and a 2019 Subaru Forrester.
Technically the truck is mine and the Subaru is my wife’s car, but I drive both pretty often.
tooslow_moveover@reddit
Wife and I drive a 2016 VW Passat and a 2026 Hyundai Palisade. Love ‘em both
Mandiferous@reddit
I have 1 car, 2015 Nissan versa note
katyjo1984@reddit
I have a 2022 Jeep Wrangler and a 2014 Nissan Versa.
Angel89411@reddit
I have a 2022 Hyundai Tucson and I can't remember what my husband drives. It's provided by his employer so it really doesn't matter to us.
MasterMinnesotan@reddit
I drive a 2020 Mazda 3. The rest of my household has 4 cars (although one is a “toy” and one is primarily used by my two brothers). They are a 2023 Chevy Bolt EUV, a 2017 BMW I3 w/ range extender, a 2014 Toyota Sienna, and a 1959 Mercedes 220S
MissBandersnatch2U@reddit
2013 Subaru Impreza Sport
raaustin777@reddit
I've got an 06 Silverado and a 2010 Pathfinder for my dailies depending on my mood or the need. Usually I drive the Pathfinder cause it gets (slightly) better gas mileage and has a better stereo. Wife has a 2018 Highlander that's our family vehicle
MysteryMeat101@reddit
2024 Lexus RX350. It’s my daily driver and only vehicle.
AardvarkGal@reddit
We (an empty nest couple) have 2 cars, a Mazda CX-5 and a Jeep Wrangler. The Mazda is a pretty common vehicle, the Jeep not so much, but lets us drive on the beach and unpaved trails, which is a hobby of ours.
Slith_81@reddit
2 vehicles, mine and my wife's.
Mine is badass 2016 Prius V with flames painted on the hood (I miss my 2000 Monte Carlo)
My wife has a gas guzzling 2003 Jeep Liberty
We don't like car payments. We keep our vehicles in top top shape and ride them until they die.
XandrousMoriarty@reddit
2024 Mazda Miata. It's my daily driver. My daughter drives a 2016 Mazda 3 iSport. Her daily driver.
NYOB4321@reddit
My two dailies are a Chrysler Pacifica and Maserati Levante. I choose based on the reason I'm driving.
And 1997 Pontiac Trans Am for car shows.
cranberry_spike@reddit
2014 Honda Civic. It's blue. That makes me very happy.
killer_sheltie@reddit
1996 Mazda Miata and a 2026 Toyota Sienna.
not_3_turtles@reddit
Daily is a 25 Telluride. Just for fun is a 21 Camaro 2SS
Medium-Major-6124@reddit
2010 lincoln mkz. Love it to death. Didn’t even know cars came with cooled seats until I got it.
Kindergoat@reddit
2021 Toyota Corolla. Great car.
RedSolez@reddit
We own a 2017 Toyota Sienna and a 2026 Toyota Corolla, which replaced our 2010 Toyota Corolla. We buy our cars new and keep them 13+ years.
Traditional-Cook-677@reddit
2018 Dodge Durango Sport. Husband has a 2022 Ford F150 w 4WD.
dadsgoingtoprison@reddit
I have a 13 year old jeep grand Cherokee. My daughter has a 10 year old jeep grand Cherokee.
Wyklar2@reddit
RAV4 hybrid, 2019. I just have 1 car, but my husband has a truck (Tundra 2024) as does my son (Tundra 2002), and my daughter off in college has a 2023 Corolla. We’re in Ca so there’s no mass transit system anywhere near us.
Pernicious_Possum@reddit
Subaru Impreza. 2016. I have a car. My wife has a car, the kid has a car. There is no “average American car”. How tf do people call us stupid, but don’t get that we’re a nation 350m people. There’s no “average” American anything
istilllikegravy@reddit
My daily is my work truck, a 2020 Ford F150.
I also have a 2011 Volkswagen Passat which I drive when I don't need my truck.
lezbowithshinys@reddit
I got lucky with my 2017 Toyota Prius, my finacee has a 2023 Chevy bolt.
wanderexplore@reddit
I have a '21 Ford Bronco Badlands that's for mountain bike trips and backcountry, and a '20 Chevy Bolt ev for everything else. Also, 2 mountain and 1 gravel bikes
Poutiest_Penguin@reddit
My household has three: my ‘24 MINI Cooper convertible, my husband’s ‘23 Subaru Forester, and his “fun” car, a ‘17 Porsche 911. But my car is better, and way more fun.
ElectricalTwist4083@reddit
Until recently I had an 02 sierra with 180k
Ok-Equivalent8260@reddit
Mercedes, and my son has a BMW
sittingonmyarse@reddit
I drive a 2025 Hyundai Tucson. if you marry me, I must have my own vehicle. Owned by me alone. He has a Ford truck. Owned by him alone.
Carinyosa99@reddit
I have a 2012 Mazda 5. My husband has a 2024 Dodge Ram 1500 truck because he is also a home improvement contractor. Before this one though he had a 2007 Ford F-150 so it was time for a new one because that truck got a lot of use.
rjainsa@reddit
2016 Mazda 3 4-door hatchback.
AsainGlockgirl99@reddit
I have a 2019 mustang gt for going to work or going long distances and car meets and a Specialized Sirrus x 3.0 (pedal bike) that I use for going around town.
IamSusanMarie@reddit
2026 Honda CRV
TieDye_Raptor@reddit
2013 Subaru Impreza is the working car. But we also have a Pontiac Grand Am from the early 2000's (I don't remember the year), that no longer works. So we really only have one working car (for two of us, my husband and I).
morganalefaye125@reddit
2015 Ford Focus
yellow-leadbelly@reddit
We live in New England, so we have a Subaru and a Volvo.
khauser24@reddit
2024 Ford Mustang Mach-E. Before that, 2010 Toyota Highlander hybrid
yeaeyebrowsreddit@reddit
Daily. Toyota Corolla. Broken down in the yard but will never sell, Dodge 3500 Cummins.
weaverlorelei@reddit
We have 3 F350s. But we have 2 farms.
Tasty-walls@reddit
2008 Silverado 239,000 miles
SirSkot72@reddit
Right now I drive a Dodge Journey to transport the wife and pets. If I'm by myself I usually drive a Ford Fusion. I have a Lexus project car, an old Ford F-150 for farm work, and a Pontiac Montana van I can't let go of. The Pontiac was the first car loan I paid off and put a lot of work into, was waiting for a fuel pump to be in stock to replace, but life happens and it's on the back burner. I do live on a farm, the nearest gas station is 15 miles. Add my sons' two cars and three motorcycles and you'd think it's a dealership.
annaoceanus@reddit
Subaru Crosstrek 2013. Want to guess where I live in the US?
pugdaddy78@reddit
93 Ford f250 with a service box bed and ladder rack my work truck.13 elantra wife's daily. 2010 gmc Sierra my daily driver seasonally. Kawasaki z800r rocket. Yamaha xt250 dual sport trail bike. 2018 hideout travel trailer. 1962 old fiberglass motor boat i restored because i liked the lines it had.
Densolo44@reddit
We have a 10 yr old Toyota Camry Hybrid and a 31 yr old Toyota Tacoma.
AilanthusHydra@reddit
2024 Honda HR-V, and it is my only car.
I do have two bicycles! Lol
Queasy-Extension6465@reddit
Straight male, I drive a 2018 subaru outback (always had ford taurus wagons before) wife drives a 2015 chevy cruze stick and she loves it.
VibraniumZombie@reddit
2006 Ford Mustang or 2015 Toyota Sienna depending on the day.
littlecloudyskye@reddit
Honda Odyssey. In grey. The most typical American mom-mobile.
Neither_Cap6958@reddit
Main daily between the wife and I is 2025 Ford Mustange Mach E. Back up daily is 2021 Ford bronco sport. Back up to the back up is a 2019 Ram 2500, but that's mostly for doing truck stuff, or family is in town and need a car.
Due-Garage4146@reddit
2014 Versa I bought when it was brand new. Just hit 61,000 miles and still runs really good for a 12 year old car. I drive around 5K miles a year.
Fancy_Elk565@reddit
2016 Hyundai sonata
Short-Chocolate-603@reddit
2016 Toyota Prius. Hubs drives 2018 Toyota RAV4.
Antique_Character215@reddit
2023 Subaru Outback as primary. 2021 Silverado as needed
Outback has 44k miles on it
Silverado has 11k miles on it
WhereasLower3233@reddit
2008 Subaru Impreza. We have 5 cars total, but my husband is a mechanic so we fix them up and/or collect them
MattWolf96@reddit
2013 Hyundai Veloster. I have one.
awfulmcnofilter@reddit
I have a 2022 kia seltos as my daily driver. My second car is a 2014 scion iq. Its so cheap to keep I don't feel the need to get rid of it.
ToastetteEgg@reddit
2002 Honda Civic. If I’m’ not mistaken, Honda’s are the most driven car. They’re affordable and last longer than other cars.
Bennythecat415@reddit
I drive a Chevy Camaro. Its 12 years old and my only car. The Silver Bullet II. (Silver bullet I was a Honda Civic.
John_Barnes@reddit
2020 Subaru Forester. I live in a north Denver suburb where it’s mostly flat and roads are well maintained, but have cause to go out on winding state and US highways into and over the mountains at least twice a month, sometimes with2-5 guests , sometimes hauling big or heavy objects, so the AWD, skid plates and low gear are often handy.
I also own a 2012 Honda CRV that is in its 4th or so stage of handing down: my dad bought it used, it was in his estate and much better than the creaking ruin my wife was driving, so gave it to her, and after she passed my stepdaughter had moved in with me so now she’s driving it for at least the duration of her starving musician period (she’s in the lots of gigs, some recordings, almost no money era). It’s such a durable old buggy that I kind of suspect it will continue on down to one or more of the grands.
Maleficent_Carrot508@reddit
2021 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro Off-Road, all-terrain tires and upgraded suspension. And of course my off-roading days are long behind me, it is a mall cruiser now :(
It's funny you say Camry/Tahoe as neither are particularly popular in my area (central TX). Camrys (and all sedans) are very rare. Tahoes are around, but I really don't see that many of those traditional boxy large SUVs like the Expedition and Navigator. It's more:
OwlCatAlex@reddit
Meanwhile in my town half the cars on the road are Camry or big obnoxious SUVs
Danno505@reddit
I own 3 vehicles. A 2012 Sierra 1500,a 2013 Chevy Equinox, and a 2021 Kia Telluride. The Telluride is my daily driver.
VeronicaOnTheMoon@reddit
2009 Toyota Yaris. My dad says he doesn’t like the sound of the axle so I’ve got that going for me.
Pretend-Okra-4031@reddit
My husband and i have a 2020 jeep renegade. The next car i get I’d like to get a chevy traverse.
bhop0073@reddit
2013 WRX Hatch. It's my only car
Buckabuckaw@reddit
I have a 2006 Ford Econoline van. My wife has a 2008 Hyundai sedan. Neither one is winning any beauty contests, but they both function well.
Imeverybodyelse@reddit
2020 Subaru crosstrek
des1gnbot@reddit
My daily driver is a used road bike… but I share an older Toyota Yaris with my husband. We drive maybe once a week. Frankly if parking got any harder or the car died, we’d be likely to give it up.
Weekly_Engine_8073@reddit
Currently a 2016 Cadillac srx that I can’t stand because of the cue system. Before this, a 2013 Infiniti g37, a 2006 Lexus is350, and a Chevy Silverado 1500. Not all at the same time lol. The 06 Lexus was my favorite of those.
RainingRabbits@reddit
2017 Civic. It gets me where I need to go! I own a car, my husband has a car, and, between the 2 of us, we have 4 running motorcycles that we use as our primary transport as long as it's above freezing.
Polite_Bark@reddit
2020 Subaru Ascent- Spouse
2024 Subaru Forester- Me
tmorg5@reddit
2014 Kia Soul
Prestigious-Craft251@reddit
I don’t have a car
Low-Teach-8023@reddit
2024 Toyota 4 Runner. I also have a 2018 Camaro 50th Anniversary Hot Wheels edition
DamnGoodFries@reddit
I have one car, 2024 Nissan Kicks. I really want a Toyota Mirai.
ClockAlarming6732@reddit
2004 Toyota Camry
AhBuckleThis@reddit
My daily driver is a 2025 Silverado 2500HD. Wife drives a 2023 VW Atlas. Son has a 2015 Dodge Ram 2500. My fun car is a 69 Camaro.
zim-grr@reddit
I have a Dodge Charger, 2016 so 10 years old, 77K miles on it. I’m 66M by far my favorite car I’ve ever owned,, just one car,, Mopar or No Car
ShadyBurrito127@reddit
2019 Ford F250 Modular V8. Favs Toyota Rally RAV4 V6. Workhorse Ford F350 dually destroyer.
Fun car Corvette 1971. Sunday play 1974 Mustang fastback with Chevy 350
Severe_Feedback_2590@reddit
I drive a CRV, my husband drives the Corolla, and he also has a F250.
Esmer_Tina@reddit
I live alone so I have one car, a paid off 2017 Toyota Prius hatchback that I will drive until it gives up the ghost, I love that car.
Time_Neat_4732@reddit
We have an early 00s Buick Lesabre! Haven’t seen it name dropped here yet. All but one of our cars has been a Buick, all used.
We have only had one at a time, though. I did kinda laugh at “how many do you have” as at least in my economic class, more than one is extremely rare. 😅
abluepixel@reddit
2018 Subaru Outback for daily, 2010 Toyota Tundra for toting farm stuff, and a 2010 BMW Z4 convertible, my husband's midlife-crisis-mobile.
MichHiker@reddit
2008 Acura TL. Getting some rust here and there but only 132k miles 😉with a brand new timing belt.
andr_wr@reddit
A 2018 New Flyer bus.
getElephantById@reddit
I don't have a daily car, I work from home, but I have a 2026 Ioniq 5, and a 1999 Ford Ranger. I only bring out the Ranger for camping, hauling things to the dump, or red carpet Hollywood premiers.
Living_Molasses4719@reddit
05 Camry
drink-beer-and-fight@reddit
2004 caravan work car 2022 outback wife’s car 2012 town & country family summer car.
spamella-anne@reddit
2022 VW Taos. It's great in the snow, holds all my shit for work & is a comfortable drive for work trips!
squeak1999@reddit
Only well off people have more than 1 vehicle unless they're married or some other more nuanced answer. I have 1 car and it is a toyota corolla 2022. It's reliable and if I was fancy/rich I would have a car with a top down like a convertible because I think they're cute
Mismatched_SocksLife@reddit
2023 Chevy Trailblazer. If my previous car hadn't been totaled I'd still have it. It was nice not having a car payment.
gravitycheckfailed@reddit
We have 2 vehicles. A pickup truck and an SUV. Husband is a contractor, and we have cows and horses, so the large vehicles are needed. Can't haul a livestock trailer with a Honda Accord, unfortunately.
4Q69freak@reddit
We have a ‘14 Chevy Cruze, an ‘07 Jeep Liberty, and a ‘97 Dodge Dakota.
Rubberbangirl66@reddit
4 all Fords, Escape, Focus, Ecosport, and Edge. It seems like a lot, but two go to family members
heartzogood@reddit
I’ve had a Honda of one sort or another for the past 31 years. Reliable, last long and not insanely expensive. I’ve put on more than 200,000 miles on each of them. Each has lasted about 10 years or so. Current one is 12 years old, still going strong.
BurritoBowlw_guac@reddit
We’re Honda people I have a HRV and my husband has a CRV
newhappyrainbow@reddit
2008 Hyundai Santa Fe
Ok-Entertainment5045@reddit
Toyota RAV4 hybrid is my daily driver. I also have a Chevy Silverado. My wife has a GMC Yukon XL.
TorturedChaos@reddit
2022 Silverado 2500 HD, which gets driven most days for work.
Wife has a 2021 Chevy Traverse - which is what we almost always take when both going to the same place or road trips.
When I rarely don't need the truck for work and the weather is nice I ride one of my motorcycles. Either a 2008 KRL 650 or a 2004 Vulcan 1600
No_Network4228@reddit
latitudechanges1515@reddit
About 3 years ago we sold my car, bought a golf cart and kept our truck. We have had zero regrets going to one car.
No_Locksmith9690@reddit
2005 Toyota Corolla that my son drives and a 2011 Nissan Altima.
Bored_Accountant999@reddit
Don't own one. I've got a sweet Smarttrip card.
come-join-themurder@reddit
2023 jeep compass, just upgraded from a 2013 impala.
I also have a truck, yknow, for the things you need a truck for. lol.
ArdentlyArduous@reddit
2023 CR-V Hybrid. I love it and would absolutely buy it again. My husband and I share it.
NerdySwampWitch40@reddit
My spouse and I both have vehicles.
Mine is a 2007 Toyota Yaris. It gets driven about once every 2-3 weeks, because I am Chronically Ill and do not drove often.
Theirs is a 2014 Mitsubishi Outlander, and is driven daily.
Welpthatsjustperfect@reddit
2012 Ford Escape and 2016 Ford F150. They're not fancy but both well cared of, paid off, and unproblematic.
bluepanic21@reddit
Kia Forte
Zenthane@reddit
I have a Camry, my wife has a Lincoln MKC. Those are the two cars in our household.
loseunclecuntly@reddit
Prius, Prius, Chevy truck.
Love the Toyotas because they are so well built. I buy gas for mine about every five/six weeks. The other is the hubby’s and he buys gas about the same amount. The Chevy is the dump truck for runs to the landfill and to pick up supplies for projects. So filling that up usually occurs about every two months.
FormerlyDK@reddit
Subaru Forrestor
lowtdi850@reddit
2013 Passat TDI is the daily, I have a 13’ Silverado that does my Home Depot runs and pulls my boat and my wife daily’s a 22’ armada
ParrotheadTink@reddit
I have an adorable Mediterranean blue Chevy Spark. Just right for an old widow like me. I ❤️ it.
Mushrooming247@reddit
BMW 3 series hybrid, just got it for the gas mileage, at the perfect time too.
Positive-Avocado-881@reddit
Subaru Crosstrek. I live alone and have one car but do not drive it very much because I rely on public transportation for work.
redneck_lezbo@reddit
Kia Carnival. Also have a Diesel Silverado for pulling our camper.
Hamster_S_Thompson@reddit
Panamera as my daily driver and Lexus gx for road trips
cozynite@reddit
2025 Kia Sorento Hybrid. Only car.
Before June of last year we had 2 cars - 2010 Mazda M3 (transmission died) and 2015 Mazda CX-5 (totaled in autumn). Thankfully our insurance is amazing and gave us a bigger amount for the CX-5 than what we were expecting. Needed a bigger car for 2 growing boys and their sports equipment anyway.
Theflyinghillbilly3@reddit
We’re a three Subaru family! We have a 2016 Impreza, a 2017 Outback, and a 2024 Forester. Very safe and reliable cars. I loved my Outback, but I let my daughter take it to college because she was going to be driving back and forth a lot and I wanted her to have a dependable car. So I ended up getting a slightly used Forester, since it was a good deal.
My husband is the oddball, he drives a 2016 Ford F150 4x4. We end up using that as our road trip vehicle quite a bit. It has the most spacious interior.
knifeyspoonysporky@reddit
Toyota Sienna, previously a Toyota Corolla.
Yes I became a parent, how did you guess?
Current_Plastic_3695@reddit
2015 Honda civic. I love it so much
That-one_dude-trying@reddit
2014 f250, i also have an 03 mustang cobra, 95 f150, 73 bronco, and 70 mustang
disgruntledhoneybee@reddit
2023 Honda Crv-hybrid
hiddentalent@reddit
Reddit in general has an audience that's quite young, so you're likely to get answers that differ from the overall population. The best-selling vehicle in the United States is the Ford F-150 pickup truck. The median American family has 1.6 vehicles.
Individual results are going to vary dramatically.
CasualVox@reddit
2025 Toyota Tacoma 2012 Toyota Corolla (Daily as I have to drive a 110 mile commute to work 5/6 days a week)
vamartha@reddit
2020 Nissan Murano and a 2000 GMC Sierra. Both were daily drivers until we both retired and now the GMC is the vehicle we take to the dump and the Murano is the daily driver.
AvengerMars@reddit
Personal Vehicle: 2016 Honda Civic LX
Work Vehicle: 2023 Nissan Frontier SV
Successful_Photo_884@reddit
2020 Mercedes C300. We own two cars.
Environmental_Rice33@reddit
3 cars, 2 drivers. I commute 60 miles per day, she is work from home so no daily commute for her. My daily is a ‘25 Honda Accord Hybrid, hers is a ‘20 Subaru Forester, and we have an ‘06 RAV4 for occasional towing and when we need to use the third row.
kieka408@reddit
One car. 2011 Nissan Rouge. Not so easy on the eyes but a solid dude.
Patient_Character730@reddit
2011 Honda Civic. It's my one and only car currently. Don't plan on getting rid of her if I can possibly help it.
Kellzy1212@reddit
2018 Fiat 124 Spider. A fiata, some would say. I only have the one, but I’ll probably never sell this one and add another in a few years.
OldDale@reddit
2026 Trax 3 cyl turbo, 2019 Silverado 1500 crew cab and in warm weather a 2018 Chevrolet Camaro 4 cyl turbo.
unsound-choices@reddit
2023 VW Atlas. I really like it. Might be my favorite of the 8 cars I've owned. My wife has a 2025 Outback that I like less, but she loves it.
quietly_annoying@reddit
I drive a 2017 Ford Escape, my husband has a 2022 Jeep Wagoneer (that I hate driving) and my teenager drives my husband's old 2015 Buick encore. We could easily get rid of one vehicle, but we don't agree one which one we'd sell.
amandaryan1051@reddit
Mine: model X Husband: model 3 Extra: mdx
just-o_k@reddit
I wfh but have a ‘22 rav4 hybrid. It’s our actual travel car (we live in a big state and often travel 100+miles over the weekend to friends/family so we take the hybrid for this or big 2000+ mile road trips a few times a year for the holidays) but it’s not the daily because I don’t commute. It is the errand car and the big trips car.
We also have a 2014 Tacoma, which is my husbands car and is driven daily for work. He’s blue collar so it’s also his work truck full of tools or towing stuff as need.
We also have a Harley that my husband has had since he was a kid, but it’s a project bike at this point. Several years ago if the truck wasn’t needed, the motorcycle would be the daily.
royhurford@reddit
2005 Toyota Tundra
StinkyLittleBird@reddit
2026 Honda CR-V. I had a 2015 Honda CR-V but someone hit my car and totaled it
ThatFedexGuy@reddit
I have 3. My main car is a 2010 Mercury Grand Marquis. I also have a 2012 Chevy Volt and a 1990 Ford F150.
I need to sell the Volt, but it has issues and I lived in the south. Even if it was in perfect shape it would be difficult to sell lmao.
Imperfectoctopus@reddit
24 Subaru forester wilderness
Husband drives a 22 Subaru wrx daily and has an F250 for when we need to haul big stuff
AttilaTheFun818@reddit
I have a 2021 Ford Fusion. Had to buy it a year ago when my previous car got totaled. While I wasn’t at fault I’m cranky that my almost 30 year perfect driving record got ruined.
My wife has a 2001 Ford Explorer that is about at the end of its life, but had served her well for 250,000 miles. She mostly uses mine due to better mileage, and we’re hoping to not buy another until mine is paid off in another two years.
CupcakeGoat@reddit
2012 Mini Countryman, my only car and daily driver. Before that it was a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek, which I shared with my ex. The Mini is much more fun to drive.
Fun-Honeydew-8117@reddit
2013 Toyota Rav 4. The best car I’ve owned in my life.
Foxy_locksy1704@reddit
We have a 2010 Subaru Outback and a 2013 Nissan Juke. My boyfriend and I work in opposite directions so we need two cars. The public transportation in our city is awful so it’s not really an option.
AwkwarsLunchladyHugs@reddit
That's kind of funny, because my roommate has a 2014 Juke, and I've got a 2021 Outback. Good cars, both of them!
Foxy_locksy1704@reddit
Great cars! I’m only the second owner on the Outback and it has been a great car, my boyfriend calls it the “land boat” because of how big it is, but I love it. Both cars are low maintenance which is nice.
Dr_Watson349@reddit
2017 Mazda CX5
2023 Lexus IS350 F Sport
The CX5 was the daily driver until we got the 350. It was the first time I have had the money to get a luxury car, and fuck it was worth it. Lexus knows what they are doing.
Icy-Whale-2253@reddit
(stares in New Yorker)
sprachkundige@reddit
Waves in Bostonian! I posted separately but it’s T and bike for us.
spara07@reddit
(stares back in Upstate New Yorker)
BusybodyWilson@reddit
stares back in Hudson vally-er
jbenze@reddit
Cries in Long Island traffic
sprachkundige@reddit
No car. I bike to work, my husband takes the T (Boston's subway). We can walk/bike/public transit most places for daily needs. Occasionally we'll use ride-sharing, maybe a couple of times a month, and we both have licenses and rent a car a few times a year for bigger trips.
cschmall@reddit
2022 Corolla hatchback. Also have a 2007 f150 that's been blown up for about 6 years that I haven't been bothered to put a motor in, and haven't really needed a truck.
Also have a motorcycle as well.
robb12365@reddit
I drive a 40 year old Ford truck. My wife drives a 20 year old Buick.
kimness1982@reddit
2018 Toyota Highlander. My husband drives a 2015 Camry, and we currently also own an Avalon (inherited recently) and an old Tacoma. He is planning to trade those 3 Toyotas in for a new Tacoma soon. I also have an old Subaru that I’ll eventually sell.
Mamapalooza@reddit
2010 Hyundai Accent. I share it with my 21-year-old college kid, who is attending our local R2, where I also work, so it makes it pretty convenient.
No other car, but there is a shuttle system on campus that we use sometimes, and a bus service in town (that I have never used).
Kinetic92@reddit
2024 Subaru Crosstrek. My daily driver. <3
halfabagof@reddit
I own two cars but don’t drive. Honda Pilot and Toyota Camry. My husband uses the Honda for work and we use the Toyota for in town stuff. Personally, I bus and walk everywhere when alone. Maybe a taxi when the occasion calls, but never uber. I have not rhyme or reason, this is just the way I’ve always done it.
deadasscrouton@reddit
‘01 Honda Accord is the daily
‘98 Chevy Suburban as a fun weekender/adventurer
They are old but I keep them looking and running like new.
Different-Post-5569@reddit
What engine do you have in the Suburban?
deadasscrouton@reddit
It’s a half-ton with the Vortec 5.7
Tipgear@reddit
2014 Honda CRV
GotMeAMuleToRide@reddit
My criteria are: 1) Cheap (I won't finance) 2) Reasonably reliable 3) Economical (smaller = better) 4) Really cheap.
I don't care about appearance or features. Dents are fine. Faded paint is fine. Manual transmission and no a/c is fine. Simple is best.
captainstormy@reddit
I was with you until the no AC. Being stuck in traffic in the summer time with no AC really sucks.
FireBlazer27@reddit
Yup, I picked up a rusty beater 96 escort for $1k a month or so ago, there’s a lot of things I’ll overlook on a car but it either has to have a/c or wing windows for summer time driving.
GotMeAMuleToRide@reddit
Meh. If it's hot, I get hot. Summer is awful around here anyway.
GotMeAMuleToRide@reddit
I don't even care about that anymore.
xaxiomatikx@reddit
Username checks out
sep780@reddit
It’s a situation I’m in right now, but I don’t live someplace where it’s common to be stuck in traffic. Windows slightly open while driving does a good job of keeping it comfortable.
captainstormy@reddit
I prefer the windows down myself. But sometimes I get stuck in traffic and it sucks without AC.
sep780@reddit
I personally can’t do the windows down much, the wind in my face bothers me.
I was trying to make it clear that I understand open windows don’t help if the car isn’t moving. There I’m lucky to be where stopped traffic is rare. (Though I don’t feel safe in places like Chicago or Minneapolis/St. Paul on my own or if I’m driving, but that’s a different subject.)
Trinx_@reddit
My daily car is the L train. For going distances, I have a 2019 Mazda CX-5. Recently, my boyfriend has been driving it to work daily.
Cosmic_Quill@reddit
I have a 2015 Nissan Altima, and it's my only car. At least where I live, they're fairly common, at least among sedans, but SUVs of various sorts are very popular (annoyingly so, in my opinion).
rhyde11@reddit
I have a 2021 Kia Seltos
SteveDaPirate@reddit
Family of 6:
UglyInThMorning@reddit
I just have my 2024 Prius and my wife has a Honda CRV. Both are super common cars around here but I’m so fucking glad I got my Prius when I did because good god the prices shot up when Trump went and did a stupid.
Professional_Use8237@reddit
2017 VW Tiguan that stays parked in the driveway most of the time since I work from home.
solcityy@reddit
2013 chevy silverado
Apprehensive-Pop-201@reddit
2015 Mazda3
WildMartin429@reddit
We've always been car poor in my family usually having more Vehicles than what we can drive because we'll just hang on to old ones when we get a new one. I technically have three cars but one of them is the car that I had from high school that is a 1970 model that no longer runs that I've been holding on to because I'm going to "fix" it someday. I've got my truck that's a 2004 F150 that is getting on up there in miles and years but still runs pretty good. It's no longer my daily driver though I inherited a 2015 Ford Escape from my mother when she passed and that is my new daily driver car. My parents always thought you should have at least one extra car Beyond however many drivers you had in the household in case one of the cars stopped working. But you literally have to drive to get anywhere where I live.
RainyAlaska1@reddit
2014 Subaru Impreza with 90K miles. I'm retired so don't drive as much anymore.
Spirited-Cat-8942@reddit
2019 Volvo XC60
Saltpork545@reddit
I have a 2013 Chevy Silverado and 2012 Honda Pilot. I live out in the country and drive into town between 2-6 times a month depending on how busy I am and if I'm doing volunteer work.
The Pilot is my primary grocery getter and the truck is for hauling stuff or moving stuff that's not really appropriate for the Pilot. Like lumber, firewood, soil, and so on.
Odd-Tell-5702@reddit
We have a Toyota Highlander & a Toyota Crown.
Living-Pomegranate37@reddit
I drive a POS 2008 Dodge Caliber. It had its days. It has lasted a long time. The ac even works! Can't say it's good any more but it got kid back and forth to college for 4 years and has her jobs. Sturdy beast back in the day.
Mustang-Six@reddit
Wife and I have several vehicles. I drive an 2019 Mustang. She drives a 2025 Nissan Rogue. We also have a 2018 Ford F-150, a 2015 Ford Transit Connect minivan, a 2015 Mustang, and our weekend/vacation/holiday car, a 2019 Mustang GT Convertible.
ServoWHU42@reddit
Tesla Model 3, my one and only vehicle for the last 7.5 years.
FreckledAndVague@reddit
I had Rav 4's until my last one got engine lock driving around in Moab. Now my husband and I share his 2011 Camry. He works from home half the week, commutes into downtown via the train the other half the week. I use the car as my daily commuter. CO
Hooligan8403@reddit
Chrysler Pacifica minivan. I do all the school pick ups and drop offs, appointments for the kids, etc. Now that my wife is done with school and going to be driving more for work we are going to trade it in for something more economical on gas for her and I'll drive our Tundra as my daily driver.
Big_Bottle3763@reddit
My car is a 2016 Mazda CX-5 and it’s my only car.
reblynn2012@reddit
2019 jeep grand cherokee 88k
thisispatrickmc@reddit
1997 Mustang GT 2005 F150
Switch back and forth between driving them
1983 Bronco 1966 Riviera
Project cars
barredowl123@reddit
Two drivers: 2016 Mini Cooper and 2014 Toyota Tacoma, both paid off. We will drive them until the wheels fall off.
ASingleBraid@reddit
Corolla. One.
Remarkable_Salad_250@reddit
We have 3 cars for 3 drivers: we live in a very rural area that gets a lot of snow in the winter (no public transportation and we all work in the healthcare field so expected at work regardless of weather): Jeep Wrangler
Subaru Outback
Ford Ranger pickup
Cherub2002@reddit
Lol. I have a 25 Toyota Camry. Only car
nomuggle@reddit
2021 Mazda CX-30. I can only drive one car at a time and shit is expensive so I only have one car.
Background-Passion50@reddit
2024 Volvo S90 is my daily driver. We have four. My wife owns a 2024 BMW M8 that I got her for Christmas. I also own two others a 1972 Dodge Challenger Rally E which I restored and a 2020 Nissan GTR Nismo which I bought as a present to myself after I sold my trucking company.
HooksNHaunts@reddit
2019 Jeep Grand Cherokee Trailhawk just me.
Remarkable_Table_279@reddit
I have a 2014 Chevy spark with 40K miles. Outside has issues but the motor etc is great cause 40K miles
Mustang46L@reddit
2008 Saturn Sky. My wife had a vehicle as well and we have a shared SUV that I take in the winter if I must.
Different-Post-5569@reddit
Those Saturn Sky's/Pontiac Solstice's are cool!
AffectionateFroyo892@reddit
2014 Chevy cruze
idontreallyknow6969@reddit
24 VW GLI for a daily. I also own an 85 Mustang SVO, an 01 Mustang cobra, an 04 Mustang GT, and an 09 Tacoma. Looking to get a 19 z06 next.
Outrageous-Host-3545@reddit
Up untill lat week a 2016 work van company provided. 2006 Ford f150 personal. Now just the ford.
Lumbergod@reddit
2021 Jeep Gladiator. My wife drives a 2017 Jeep Wrangler 4-door.
velociraptorfarmer@reddit
2024 Nissan Frontier most days, then a 1967 Chevy C10 on the occasional Friday.
ceanahope@reddit
My fiance and I share one car. I use public transit for work as it is accessable for me. It's a 2016 kia rio. I like it because it has good gas mileage. I also lucked out and found it in manual.
owlesque5@reddit
I have a beautiful dark blue 2023 Toyota Corolla, purchased used in summer 2025. Kind of silly tbh, could’ve gotten a new one for almost the same price, but stock was limited where I was living and my car still has super low miles on it (<14k after a cross-country move) so I should still get lots of years with it. I adore it.
Before that, I was driving a silver 2013 Hyundai Accent hatchback that I got new in 2012, and my first car was my grandma’s dark red 1997 Buick LeSabre that I inherited in 2010.
I’ve only ever had one car at a time, never needed or wanted (or could afford!) more than that.
kod_0985@reddit
2020 Nissan Rogue, 2018 Sonata and idk what year Harley Davidson. Harley is only used regularly in good weather, so maybe 6 months out of the year?
bijoux247@reddit
2018 Audi A5 convertible. Great weather just started, but I don't drive much.
Few_Crow3662@reddit
I have five cars: 2021 4Runner, 2021 Maxima, 2017 Volvo S6, 2015 Honda Civic, and a 1980 Chevy k10 Silverado
Different-Post-5569@reddit
I daily drove a 2019 Chevy Colorado. I also have a 2008 Pontiac G8 GT.
PlusEnvironment7506@reddit
Do you have just one car- like a poor person. Between insurance and gas prices……. It’s over $100 for an oil change. Next they will ask why doesn’t everyone one a home?
GOTaSMALL1@reddit
Ford F250, crew cab, long bed... 4WD.
I'm gonna go club some baby seals later.
ArztWurm@reddit
Kia soul. As far as “how many I have” just one. Most Americans only have 1 car. Families with multiple adults in the house will also usually have 1 car per adult, so your typical family just has 2 cars
MetroBS@reddit
Acura TLX
Playful-Ad1006@reddit
Damn you really moved ACROSS the country
DJLEXI@reddit
Two drivers, two cars. Mine is a white 2013 Honda accord and my husband’s is a black 2017 Honda accord. Husband works from home so i usually alternate which car i take for my commute.
Man_Cheetah67@reddit
2013 Nissan Juke
WonderingLost8993@reddit
2021 Honda CR-V named Betty
insertcaffeine@reddit
2014 Toyota Camry hybrid. Super average! But it works, and I love having a hybrid with these gas prices.
UHElle@reddit
2021 f350 v10 & 2007 corvette. We technically also still own my 2008 Saturn VUE, but we need to sell it along. I hate my truck (it sucks gas like crazy, of course), but it was gifted to me and we’re not in a position to trade or sell it right now. The corvette actually gets pretty great gas mileage for a sports car (like 25-28mpg). I’m eager get rid of my big truck for a v6 or 8 more modern fuel efficient truck, coz I’m def a truck needer.
Cyber_Punk_87@reddit
2017 Toyota Tacoma. Getting ready to trade it for a Mazda CX-50 though. I want something smaller and better on gas. And I don’t need a pickup (when I bought it I thought I would).
jz_dg4@reddit
2011 Honda CRV. Great car with an even better engine and transmission, which are still original at 192,000 miles. No plans to stop driving it anytime soon. Best thing about it is having no sky high loan or payment. Only thing I have to worry about is gas, oil changes, and the occasional spark plug, battery, or tire replacement.
Beetroot2000@reddit
I drive a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek. Wife drives a 2012 Honda Civic. Yes, we need to cars.
illegalsex@reddit
dodge charger r/t
Also have a 04 jeep wrangler to putt around with un the summer.
Dazzling_Side8036@reddit
Daily for me is '25 Subaru wrx. Daily for wife is '25 Audi q6. We also have a c8 Corvette and I have a '16 victory octane motorcycle
ibimus9@reddit
I have a Honda HRV and my spouse has a Toyota Tacoma. We live in a mountainous region so
BennyTheTraitor@reddit
I just traded up and gave my old girl to my coworker. However, for the last decade it was an 04 Chevy Malibu.
Actual-Layer9701@reddit
2018 Ford Explorer. My family (of 6) has 1 car.
arlaanne@reddit
Mine is a 2017 Dodge Caravan, I drive it daily. My husband has a Chevy Equinox, also driven daily.
turbografx-sixteen@reddit
I am picked up via a drive in my $500,000 vehicle daily. Unsure how many I have, but they’re kept all over the city.
meeanne@reddit
Nissan Kicks, I only have one
Frenchitwist@reddit
I have one of those little paper cars you get fries in from Mel’s Diner in San Francisco. But that’s about 12 inches long and doesn’t have an engine.
I live inNYC, I have no need for a car
TheEvilOfTwoLessers@reddit
2007 (bought in 2006) Nissan Versa. I’m the original and only owner.
HotPinkSunglasses@reddit
3 drivers 4 cars, 1 bike. 2024 Hyundai Elantra 2023 Ford F150 2019 Ford Edge 2015 Ford Fusion 2017 Harley Davidson
xannieh666@reddit
Hyundai. We're literally a Hyundai family. Husband and I have been driving one each since 2000. My mother-in-law and father-in-law have been driving one about the same time...and my sister-in-law and her husband both drive one each....They have always ran well so we keep going back to them.
Harbinger_Kyleran@reddit
Wife has been driving a Subaru Crosstrek since 2016 while I've been in a Nissan Frontier since 2013. Both are still going strong.
plane0fexistence@reddit
2015 subaru forester
Fire_Mission@reddit
2026 Subaru Forester. 2016 Honda Odyssey.
Prize_Consequence568@reddit
Lol.
Ceciltheseamonster@reddit
The 2013 Ford Taurus is my car, and a 2010 Ford F150 Supercrew is my daughter’s. But with gas prices and me working from home, the Taurus goes everywhere and the truck sits in the drive.
someolive2@reddit
husband and i have a 2015 vw golf tdi and a 1994 toyota land cruiser
rewt127@reddit
2023 Hyundai Elantra SEL. That is my only car.
Motorized transit in general though? Ive got a '81 XS650, a '23 Eliminator, a '15 FJ-09, and an '06 250EXC.
NoAngel815@reddit
2015 Hyundai Accent hatchback
Eastern_Sky@reddit
I have a Toyota Rav-4 hybrid. Basically I wanted a car that would be better in the snow and wouldn’t scrape the bottom on our many weirdly low dips and parking lot entrances here in Utah. My dad has a rav-4 plug in hybrid, I drove that and liked it and here we are! Great car so far. No complaints! Love the gas mileage especially the way gas prices are headed.
Academic_Solid85@reddit
2024 Freightliner M2 106 plus
sassypiratequeen@reddit
2 drivers
99 Chevy Suburban 17 Chevy Cruze
BisfoBama@reddit
So I've been using my late fathers 07 dodge charger rt since he passed some months ago. But my wife and I also have a 2024 Tacoma, a 16 Chevy Malibu and a 09 Volvo xc90 awd
SiriusWhiskey@reddit
2017 Ford F150. Power, comfort, good mileage...and it's a truck
Evenfisher01@reddit
2019 Nissan Rogue
Affectionate-Air8672@reddit
3 drivers. 2013 Suabru Outback, 2004 Honda Accord and 2011 Toyota Camry. Living in the suburbs.
OtherlandGirl@reddit
2013 Mazda 3. I love it and will cry when I have to get rid of it
FancyPickle37@reddit
Toyota Tundra for me. I had an older BMW Z4 that I loved but I only go into town about once a week and that trip is usually for farm stuff, so aside from joy riding I didn’t have much use for the car.
allflanneleverything@reddit
Early 2000s Honda CRV - we see this car relatively often, probably once a week. It’s pretty popular.
Our other car is a 2010s Subaru Outback. I don’t see them on the highway as often as I see CRVs, but the parking lot at my rock climbing gym is about 60% Subaru Outbacks. It gets really confusing.
CanPale6834@reddit
2015 Kia Soul Alien Green
Queasy_Opportunity75@reddit
Chevy Camaro
Reader124-Logan@reddit
2018 Toyota Rav. Only 54,000 miles :-D
BuildNuyTheUrbanGuy@reddit
Jaguar F-Type is the "daily"
My company truck gets driven much more though. Chevy Colorado.
Ovenproofcorgi@reddit
We have two vehicles. Mine is a 2024 Nissan Pathfinder as it is our family car. We have a toddler and kid stuff takes up a lot of room. My husband drives a 2020 Ford F150. He has always wanted a truck and it has an enormous amount of cab space. Something in nf we have to take into account when we get vehicles is whether or not my husband can fit as he is 6' 8" (I think that's around 202 cm).
pinkbev71@reddit
2021 Infiniti Q60 and a 2023 Infiniti QX50
Nellrose0505@reddit
I am a single mom, I have a Ford Focus and my mom upgraded so she gave her older Toyota Prius to my son as an 18th birthday gift. We have those two cars and that's it.
Connect_Bee5338@reddit
Daily - GMC Canyon (mid size pickup with 4 days) Fun - BMW Z4 Fun - Honda motorbike
syriina@reddit
2024 chevy trax. More cargo space than my previous compact sedan, not so much cargo space that I feel like I'm driving a bus around all the time lol. I can fit all my camping gear and my dogs in it lol (although they do have to share the front seat because it's just big enough)
itsjustme1022@reddit
2017 Honda pilot
Pandaburn@reddit
None, and none.
GraciesMomGoingOn83@reddit
I have a Subaru Outback. Or rather my dog has a Subaru Outback and I am his driver.
It’s great in the winter, handles some dirt roads, and is big enough to haul stuff while still getting decent gas mileage. It’s also a pretty safe car and a good choice for one car.
champ11228@reddit
2021 Honda Civic Sport
Aromatic_Buddy_9931@reddit
My 2006 chevy avalanche is not doing well. So I drive my 2014 jeep Rubicon instead.
Malicious_blu3@reddit
2018 Honda CR-V. Still less than 50k miles.
deliberatebookworm@reddit
We have three vehicles
1) Honda Hrv - my daily vehicle 2) Nissan Versa - my daughter's daily vehicle 3) Toyota Tundra - my husband's daily vehicle
NatAttack50932@reddit
2017 Ford Fusion with the technology package. Inline 4 Ecoboost 1.3 liter
I like it :)
tetrasodium@reddit
Nissan versa Note
flyingsquirrelpaws@reddit
2015 Subaru forester, 2025 Subaru forester
Salt_Personality3801@reddit
2024 Range Rover, 3 cars total
mmhe1@reddit
96 F-150
Owned it for 19 years. It’s my new truck.
My old truck was a 95 F-150. Had it for 13 years.
nuttyrussian@reddit
2018 Nissan Sentra. I call it Liam Nissan.
whatisakafka@reddit
2006 Toyota Camry. It’s my only car
blueeyedbrainiac@reddit
2025 Subaru Forester. I only have the one, but when I lived at home with my family, the four of us each had one so four in the household
ExistentialTabarnak@reddit
2024 Nissan Sentra.
PtZamboat@reddit
3 Fords and a 30 year old vintage Jag. I keep that one garaged.
SippsMccree@reddit
Because you like it or because it can't move under its own power to be moved out of the garage? Lol
PtZamboat@reddit
Oh it gets moved, car shows and dining out only
Fenifula@reddit
I have one bike and two legs.
Disastrous-Group3390@reddit
2003 Yukon XL 2500, 2007 Tahoe, 1985 El Camino, 1968 GS400. Wife drives a ‘17 Durango R/T, son drives a ‘99 Land Cruiser abd an ‘89 4Runner.
holymacaroley@reddit
We've had 1 drivable car between us for 4 years into afew weeks ago. That was a2011 jeep of some kind. I just got a2024 Honda CR-V hybrid.
noizviolation@reddit
2018 ford f150
2007 Jetta
2005 ninja250
2018 z650
Most of my family has some version of Subaru.
Melodic_Pattern175@reddit
2025 Chevy Equinox. Cosy and good on gas. We all have cars. No public transport here.
langstonfleury@reddit
I have a 2022 Range Rover as my daily, a 2016 manual Jaguar F-type S as my weekend car and a 1994 Jeep Wrangler for when I cruise over to the beach
Inside-Run785@reddit
My daily car is a bus. I have however many are in the fleet.
Ok-Growth4613@reddit
23 bronco sport Saturday cruiser 78 mustang
MartyPhelps@reddit
I drive a fifteen year old Cadillac SRX with 116,000 miles on it. It still runs fine.
december151791@reddit
2020 F-150. It's my only one until I win the lottery.
IrememberXenogears@reddit
2015 Prius, daily commute 7 miles total.
SRC2088@reddit
I have a 2016 Ford f250 that's mostly used for work (I'm a contractor) and long trips, and a 2021 VW Jetta GLI.
Freyjas_child@reddit
2024 Honda Civic. I have owned Toyotas and Hondas for decades.
mtcwby@reddit
An F-150 is my daily driver. 5 cars in the family.
NarrowAd4973@reddit
Only one: 2023 Hyundai Tucson
Technically an SUV, but closer to being a large hatchback with all-wheel drive. And gets around 27 miles per gallon with how I drive (almost entirely highway, and back roads with no intersections that require me to stop).
AwkwarsLunchladyHugs@reddit
I
SteampunkRobin@reddit
2025 Toyota Corolla hybrid. My brother, who also lives here, has a 2026 Toyota Corolla hybrid. Those are the only two vehicles here.
Inside-Living2442@reddit
My wife and I both have used SUVs, Santa Fes of different years. We were a one car family for about 5 years, but that became almost impossible to manage with our kids needing to be in different places at the same time. Most Texas cities are lacking in public transportation options.
acousticsking@reddit
2004 Saturn Ion.
6 cars
janzyellie@reddit
A BMW 3 series and X3.
Wonderful_Pianist_43@reddit
2019 Acura TLX, my daily driver 2014 Tacoma, husband's main vehicle, outside of his work truck he brings home everyday. 2011 BMW 550, because my husband refuses to get rid of it, and it's the only one paid off.
battlecat136@reddit
One for daily use and family stuff (2019 GMC Traverse)
And two for my business, 2011 Chevy Silverado 3500hd dump body and a 2018 GMC Sierra 2500hd with an 8 ft bed. They also get used every day but again, work.
PennieTheFold@reddit
We both wfh and have a 2011 Infiniti G37, a 2018 Chevy Silverado, a 2002 Porsche 9-11, and my husband has a 2008(?) Harley Road King. We’re DINKs in our mid-50s.
We have no business owning four vehicles when we barely drive 100 miles in an average week, combined. The property taxes and insurance have climbed to the point where we’re thinking about ditching the 9-11 because we just don’t drive it as much as we thought we would, and it’s stupid to pay for it to sit. It would have moments of inconvenience but we could probably make do with just one car 90% of the time.
Covid killed our desire to leave the house.
LizzieSaysHi@reddit
2014 Nissan Sentra.
People love to shit on them but idc, it's been a lovely car to drive and own. Coming up on 150k miles (24k km). I'm hoping to use it as part of a down payment for a newer car. I would happily own a newer Sentra if I could. My ultimate dream is to own a Toyota though. I love the idea of being able to drive a car into the ground.
CalmRip@reddit
I'm retired and I live in what Americans consider the country (17 miles to get a quart of milk). We have a small ranch (~25 acres) I have a GMC HD 2500 with a four-door cab, and an Audi TT Roadster. The truck is used for hauling (and the once a week supplies run) and the TT is for zipping around the coast with the top down.
Aggressive_Ad_5454@reddit
Old beat-up Tesla electrical jalopy.
jessper17@reddit
1 car for me - 2021 Camry hybrid - and my partner has his own Prius.
skyroar1982@reddit
I drive a 2023 Expedition because my husband is very tall and we couldn't fit a carseat (now 2) and him in something smaller (we tried to make my Explorer work but he was crunched up). He has a F-150 work truck that is provided by his company.
alanbdee@reddit
We have three and we sort of drive what we need for the moment. A 2000 4Runner my wife bought before we met. We plan to drive it until it dies. It may never die. Then a 2004 Avalon we bought in 2018, it only had 44k miles on it and has been great. That should last another decade or two. Recently, I bought a 2000 Camry for the kids to drive. It only has about 65k miles on it. So far, it's been as solid as you would expect.
Effective_Boss9110@reddit
2018 S6 but I daily a 2012 jetta with a 5 speed manual
DCDHermes@reddit
2013 Mazda 3 six speed manual transmission.
Wife drives a 2022 Volkswagen Tiguan because she is part of the co-op that drives five kids to school and needed a third row, but didn’t want a giant SUV.
sep780@reddit
Toyota Prius is my daily and only car.
EmperorDolan@reddit
2021 Jeep Wrangler 2d Sport, and a 1997 Camaro Z28.
koivia@reddit
2012 Dodge avenger, and a 2016 ram 1500.
ReinReid37@reddit
2022 Volkswagen Tiguan AWD
littleyellowbike@reddit
Two adults, two cars in the house: 2024 Subaru Crosstrek and 2025 Subaru Forester. The Crosstrek (mine) gets more daily miles than the Forester (his), but we take the Forester for road trips.
Southern-Usual4211@reddit
1998 Jeep Grand Cherokee 4x4, and I have a 1995 Ford Mustang Cobra that is in storage
DynamiteStorm@reddit
2011 VW Tiguan. Only 70,000 miles.
Azhchay@reddit
2025 Ford Escape Hybrid.
It wasn't my first choice. But my 2010 Mazda 3 stick shift's transmission decided to die the day we were starting our move from Georgia to Maine, and there was no way to get a new transmission in it before I was due to start my new job. So..... a day on Carmax and I find this car being sold as used for close to $10k under MSRP, with 8 miles on it. Former fleet car that was never driven. Still under manufacturer's warranty. Still had plastic on the door handles, screen, and floor mats still in the plastic bag.
It's been a blessing in disguise because there's no way my Mazda would have survived this winter. And no, there's nothing wrong with it as to why it was sold. Just a fleet car that was never driven and then bought as part of a huge lot of used cars at an auction.
It's the only car we have. My husband is the house-spouse, but if he needs to go run errands or something, he tells me beforehand and takes me to work/picks me up later.
Ok-Cardiologist-1969@reddit
Daily I drive my company work truck. 2025 F250 with about 45,000 miles. Personal vehicle is a 2017 Ford Fiesta with 47,000 miles.
Educational-Basil472@reddit
2025 Nissan Pathfinder. We also have a Navigator and a Subaru Cross Trek. Quite the variety
tangerinedream420@reddit
2019 Toyota grand Highlander😎 me and my mom car against the world
rks1743@reddit
Blackwing-me
Sequoia - wife
Civic Si - son
WhatveIdone2dsrvthis@reddit
Mk IV Jetta TDI
auntmarybbt@reddit
Toyota Camry and Toyota Highlander. I’m basic.
mrbrown1980@reddit
My gf and I share her Toyota RAV4.
I have a Saturn Vue that I’ll be selling very soon, an F-150 that I don’t drive unless I legitimately need to haul something (which is none lately), and a Honda Rebel motorcycle that needs repairs and has been sitting for a few years now.
The motorcycle gets great gas mileage but I’ll probably sell it once it’s repaired because I have kids now.
PublicRepublic1149@reddit
I personally have a a 2021 Mazda CX-30, but I do most of my driving in a 2014 Ford Fusion. It's my work car.
alexislopez000@reddit
2016 4Runner, we have 2 other cars
rm45acp@reddit
I daily drive a 2018 Chevy Malibu to work and back every day. My wife drives a 2016 Chevy Suburban with our 2 kids and dog and when I'm home that's what we drive, including pulling our camper or trailer when needed. We also have a 2001 Jeep wranger we drive for fun when it's nice out or if I want to do an offroading trip
alienprincess022@reddit
‘24 Toyota RAV4. I feel like it’s probably one of the most, if not, the most common SUV in the US.
VanillaCavendish@reddit
A 2012 Nissan Sentra. It’s boring but it gets the job done.
Early_Pearly989@reddit
Honda Civic, and a Bronco Sport
Traditional_Entry183@reddit
I drive a 2013 Ford Fusion. My wife has a 2020 Toyota Highlander.
We have never had more than two cars at a time. This is my third in the past 22 years, and hers is also her third in that time. (Since we started dating)
Skippeo@reddit
I have a 2010 Chevy pickup truck and a 1999 Saab 9-3.
Regnum90@reddit
2024 Hyundai Ioniq 5 for a daily driver and a 2018 Hyundai Kona for more long range trips.
lellenn@reddit
2023 Tesla Model Y and a 2019 Chevy Traverse
12B88M@reddit
My wife's main vehicle is a 2017 Chevy Equinox.
My main vehicle is a 2009 Chevy Silverado 1500.
LeGrandePoobah@reddit
Daily is Tesla Model 3- other cars are Honda Pilot and Corolla. My wife drives the pilot, daughter drives the Corolla.
Possible-Paramedic30@reddit
3 drivers in our house, a Kia hatchback, VW rabbit, and VW Atlas
moskowizzle@reddit
2025 Ioniq 5 Limited. I live alone, in a city, and street park so there's no way I'm getting a second car.
vr512@reddit
2025 Camry hybrid. Never going back to full gas if I can help it. I love it so much.
BoopleSnoot921@reddit
My daily car is a Tesla. I have 2 cars.
Red_Beard_Rising@reddit
2023 Subaru Crosstrek. Base trim with a manual 6+1 gearbox. I need something that's going to be 100% reliable and not too much money. My cars have always been a utilitarian choice depending on life's circumstances at the time. I've always had a motorcycle for my fun vehicle.
However, a lot of people don't have the space or the funds to maintain two vehicles, so a sporty coupe or a tricked out Wrangler might make sense. You are kind of mushing your practical vehicle and fun vehicle into one. I did that in college when I had a Towncar.
It was practical in the sense that it was comfortable for the 6-hours each way drives between college and home. It could also hold my entire dorm room. But that was my favorite car to drive. The 4.6 liter V8 didn't exactly sip gas. I think that thing was like 14 mpg.
Sorry I ramble.
ihadacowman@reddit
I’m a solo New Englander with a Subaru Outback.
FireBlazer27@reddit
A 1996 Ford Escort that I picked up a month ago for $1k is my current daily. I also have a 2004 Ford Ranger that I’ve had since high school, and a 1991 Ford F150 that I’ve had for about a year and a half.
Drew707@reddit
If I were smart with the gas prices these days, it would be our 528i, but in reality it's our GX 460 because it is so much nicer to deal with. We both work from home, though, so even the gas guzzler only gets filled up maybe once a month.
SufficientOpening218@reddit
2022 Ford Maverick- a very small hybrid pickup truvk. gets 45 miles to the gallon, which is why i bought it
xxxxxxxxxooxxxxxxxxx@reddit
2015 base spec v6 mustang. It’s my only car and I love it.
Soggy-Attempt@reddit
That’s pretty much it, or cars those size.
Larger cities usually contains smaller cars and smaller cities/towns have more of a mix.
They include trucks, SUVs, and cars.
kirradoodle@reddit
My daily driver before I retired was a Mazda Miata. Husband's daily driver before he retired was an Audi S5. We still have both. Also a Volvo V70R wagon for traveling and hauling dogs and groceries and stuff. Then husband bought an Audi TTS for a track car. And we inherited a second Volvo wagon that I use to run errands - it's a 2001 Cross Country, older but still runs like a top on regular gas.
Longwaypyder@reddit
2017 F150 if a truck is needed,otherwise a 2015 MINI CooperS hardtop.
jag315@reddit
2021 buick encore i love her
metaskeptik@reddit
I ride a bike. I live in San Francisco and got rid of my car over twenty years ago. Best decision I ever made, especially now that we’re in the third oil war. The Road Warrior hits so hard nowadays, aye?
KyleeTheShinyStealer@reddit
2014 Nissan versa. Absolutely love it, my only gripe is it doesnt have Bluetooth audio for music haha
speaker-syd@reddit
2016 honda crv. I like it.
Ambitious-Elk5705@reddit
We have 3 drivers in the house and only 3 cars: '23 mustang Mach e, '18 Buick enclave, '08 Kia Sedona. Husband takes the mach e for work since it's electric.
rxjxp@reddit
2016 Toyota Corolla
Anteater_Reasonable@reddit
2018 Volvo S60 Cross Country. Just one car. I never see anybody else driving one. Apparently they only sold a handful of them in the US, all the same color.
jhumph88@reddit
I loved those, and I totally forgot they made them! I’m not sure I’ve ever seen one in the wild.
Anteater_Reasonable@reddit
I’ve only ever seen 2 others like it in the several years that I’ve owned this car. I didn’t realize how uncommon it was when I bought it.
stg21987@reddit
2013 Kia Soul and it’s my only vehicle.
bananapanqueques@reddit
Forester shared by 2.
Traditional_Trust418@reddit
I have a Ford Escape. At my last job two of my coworkers also had the same car. One of them was the exact same color as mine too
Memasefni@reddit
2011 Ford Edge.
It recently replaced a 2006 Saturn.
Br0_Hammer@reddit
Depends what I'm doing... BMW 330i zHP for normal driving... F250 King Ranch for hauling... Landrover Discovery (D1) for wasting money on gas... I have.. 7. It's unusual and too many.
IWasGoatbeardFirst@reddit
Two drivers, two cars, in an area with no public transportation and aside from one convenience store a mile away, there is nothing for miles.
Mercedes-Benz C class.
annaliese_sora@reddit
2020 Lexus ES350 F-Sport. Fun to drive. Not so fun to register and pay tax on.
remes1234@reddit
I drive a 2021 Subaru Crosstrek, my wifes is a 2022 Honda Pilot, and my son drive a 2005 subaru WRX.
Sharp_Anything_5474@reddit
Daily driver is a 2002 Toyota 4-runner.
Other vehicle is a 2015 Toyota tundra simply because I need a truck for truck things.
hungaryboii@reddit
I have 1 car, 2014 volkswagen passat with just over 100k miles
locksr01@reddit
I have a fiat 500 to commute to work. A fiat 500x to take on trips and when it snows. And a Ford Thunderbird for cruising and shows.
phantomsteel@reddit
05 Pontiac Vibe (Toyota Matrix); my daily, wife's old car 16 Toyota 4runner; off-road trip vehicle, my old daily 24 Toyota Rav4 Hybrid; wife's daily, highway trip vehicle
ghobbb@reddit
I love seeing the Vibes making an appearance.
I have a 2003 and call it my “Townie” as a joke because it’s only slightly more useful than everyone’s townie bicycles. She hardly gets over 22mph these days, although we did do 100 miles each way over a mountain to the airport last weekend.
My wife has a 2018 Subaru Outback, and a much longer commute.
phantomsteel@reddit
Bought new and going on 190k miles. Got 160k out of the original clutch. It's a great little car
ghobbb@reddit
I’ve got 238k on mine. I bought it in 2011 with like 60k miles. I replaced the starter and alternator like 10-ish years ago. The muffler has been replaced twice. I’ve replaced the ac blend door actuator twice. Overall it’s been a low maintenance car. Recently my check engine light comes on and off. I think I need to replace the O2 sensor. Looks easy. I am starting to shop around though…
Juiceman23@reddit
My wife drives a jeep grand Cherokee, I have an older Chevy pickup and I have a company truck that’s a diesel
kbivs@reddit
I have a 2020 Acura RDX and my husband has a 2023 Tesla Model Y
Capital-Tip-7890@reddit
My daily is a 25 black rogue. My wife's is a silver 21 Rav4. I get mixed up so often trying to find our cars.
Want_To_Live_To_100@reddit
24’ Acura MDX Wife has rav4
ParkLaineNext@reddit
Love my MDX
Want_To_Live_To_100@reddit
REAL BUTTONS for everything!!!!!
djSush@reddit
2018 Kia Soul and 2024 Kia Sportage. We're a household of 3 drivers, our son takes one car to school every day and my husband and I share the older car.
We don't have loans for either car.
Nippon-Gakki@reddit
I have a 1995 Geo Prizm (Toyota Corolla Sprint in disguise), my wife has a 2012 Prius.
I love my Geo. I could get a nicer car but then I wouldn’t have the Geo anymore so I won’t get a nicer car.
Plastic-Sentence9429@reddit
Daily I drive a 2025 Honda Prologue. My wife went to buy a used car to replace our Kia Niro Plug-in Hybrid, and came home with it. They were pushing them hard, and she got a good deal. It's big and more luxurious than I'm used to, plus it's an EV so I haven't bought gas in 2 years.
We have a 2024 Hyundai Kona that we got because it was one of the few affordable cars that my 6'7" son could fit in. Fine car, but it's a rolling trashcan, despite my best efforts.
We have a 2016 Toyota Rav4 that we got to replace the 2018 Rav4 that my older son totaled in a stupid accident. I loved that car. The 2016 is pretty bad-ass, though. Old-school, and he loves it.
DJErikD@reddit
2023 Bolt EUV. Also have a Volvo XC90, Mercedes SL55 AMG, and a Toyota Highlander.
With the current price of gas, the Bolt gets driven the most since we charge it for free with solar.
2ndChanceAtLife@reddit
I went from a Toyota Camry to a Nissan Murano. The Camry was a work vehicle purchased for the gas mileage. That it was as nimble as a billy goat during icy weather was a bonus. I fell in love with the Murano after renting it once on a trip. It was smooth riding and had a peppy engine. The gas mileage was pretty darn good for an SUV.
We also have a new Toyota Tacoma that sits in the garage because the gas mileage sucks. But my hubby had to have it. We wanted something that could pull our boat.
So, the Camry went to my step-son after the dealership pissed me off with their trade in offer. We have 2 vehicles now.
Legitimate-Frame-953@reddit
One, 2015 Toyota 4Runner.
capnhist@reddit
We have an electric 2024 Subaru Solterra that my wife uses for her daily commute, and we have a 2019 Subaru Crosstrek for whenever we take longer trips or need a second car.
Given the above I think the location flair is pretty unnecessary.
WorkingSpecialist257@reddit
2024 Subaru Outback... but my kid has a 2007 Toyota Camry, and looking at a 3rd car for my second kid. But insurance rates are outrageous
calicoskiies@reddit
2016 Chevy equinox for me & a Chrysler 300 for my husband.
sparksgirl1223@reddit
A 90sometjing Subaru outback is my "daily" car when gas prices are ridiculously high. (Daily is in quotes because I generally only leave my house on Thursdays, Fridays and sundays)
When gas isn't stupid high, I have a suburban that I prefer. (Partly because im short and feel somewhat safer up high, and partly because im short and like to feel tall occasionally lol and also because when I'm out, I'm hauling back enough stuff, in the form of groceries, that the space is nice...and my kids are bigger and prefer the space as well when they're being taken/picked up from their visits with their dad)
Keyairs@reddit
2002 Chevy pickup 4x4 only vehicle I have
Drgonmite@reddit
Only one you need It will run forever and easy to work on
gato-afortunado@reddit
2007 Suzuki SX4 with fender damage. It’s a classic.
Flat-Yellow5675@reddit
I have a 2010 VW CC
Spouse has a 2020 Honda Civic
Itsworth-gold4tome@reddit
4 total right now that we consider daily
19 Cadillac Escalade 20 Cadillac XT4 17 GMC Denali 13 BMW X5 They all have purpose.
Husband does have some work trucks, older like 06' GMC one-Tons, couple chevy trucks and a ford. Some for plowing snow.
PrimaryDry2017@reddit
2 trucks, 2 drivers, 08 Dodge 2500 and 16 Chevrolet 2500
imthe5thking@reddit
2016 Ford Taurus, I have 2. 3 if you count my fiancée’s, which I regularly drive as well. I also have a 1998 F-150 and my fiancée’s is a 2022 Hyundai Elantra.
ballorie@reddit
I recently upgraded my Corolla for a Hyundai palisade because I needed a vehicle big enough to transport all of my four large dogs.
Drgonmite@reddit
2001 Silverado z71. And a 2019 Toyota four runner TRD. Just me bought the Silverado new and still runs perfectly so I have no reason to get rid of it. Mostly a camping and fishing weekend truck. The 4 runner is the daily for work
TuttiFlutiePanist@reddit
My husband and I drive a 2016 Ford F150 and 2024 Toyota RAV4, respectively.
Few_Somewhere_5814@reddit
2018 Honda CRV for wifey and long road trips. 1991 Miata for weekend fun when the weather is good. Daughter has a Transit Connect for van life camping and general transport. My main ride is a 2010 Tundra 4WD to haul and tow plus my buddies like the crew cab for off road beer drinking adventures.
SoftBoiled15@reddit
2017 Nissan Altima, so I’m one of “them”. 150,000 miles and still going
SpeakerCareless@reddit
Family of 4 drivers, suburban area (no public transport). We share 3 cars. 2013 Honda CRV, 2026 Honda CRV hybrid, and 2022 Mazda mx-30
bigbbpuddingsnatch8@reddit
2017 Honda civic hatchback, and 2020 Kia Niro Ev. My partner and I share both cars equally. Funny enough we have the same leg length but different torso height, so we only have to adjust the mirrors. We also don’t keep stuff in the cars so it’s never an issue sharing.
Adjective-Noun123456@reddit
I have 2.
My daily is a 2013 Silverado. My weekend toy is a 2022 MX-5.
My fiancée has a 2020 Wrangler Rubicon.
GetInTheHole@reddit
2012 Chevy Silverado pickup. Still less than 95,000 miles. I've worked from home for a decade so it literally gets driven to golf/wings night. And driving my dog places.
My wife drives a 2024 Infiniti Q60.
ReflectionAble684@reddit
My household has a 2025 Audi Q7, 2024 Jeep Wrangler Unlimited, and a 2023 Toyota Tundra.
BetterCranberry7602@reddit
Silverado
Ifyougivearagamuffin@reddit
a 2018 subaru, and I don't know why some people have more than one car
lokland@reddit
2026 Tesla Model Y. Paid off, insurance is a bitch though.
Prolly won’t buy another car for 10 years.
Legovida8@reddit
2024 BMW X3
PM_ME_UR__SECRETS@reddit
2009 Honda CRV, and my wife has a 2014 Honda Fit.
Love those cars. Easy to fix at home, cheap to maintain, and even at 150k miles on the CRV its showing little signs of its age. Aside from the cosmetic scuffs and bumps here and there.
I've always said CRV's will be my go to car till I die.
WhichWitch9402@reddit
I have a 2025 Hyundai Santa Fe - only reason for newish car is a tree branch fell on the moon roof of my 2016 Hyundai Santa Fe that only had 46K miles on it and they totaled it since the cost of just the roof/rail was $9K and another $9K to repair!
Husband has a Chevy minivan he won in an eBay auction for $5K from a city about an hour away from us. The police used it as a surveillance vehicle. It’s a 2009 I think.
stangAce20@reddit
2018 mini cooper S 4D
lavasca@reddit
We have 2 using his AC current but not sure Nikola would be all that impressed.
ramblinjd@reddit
My main car is a mini Cooper.
In my house we also have a Toyota SUV and a Corvette.
RodgerRodger8301@reddit
2 drivers 2 cars. I daily a '16 Nissan frontier with 125k miles, and my wife's daily is a 2026 Lexus is350 f-type ... she's cooler than I am
BizarroMax@reddit
Acura ZDX. We have 7 people who live here and four cars.
JoeyKino@reddit
2023 Subaru Crosstrek. I live close enough to a Subaru plant that everyone around here seems to get an employee discount because we all know somebody who works there.
Technically I have 2 vehicles - I also have a 1997 Ford Ranger because I live in a really old house that requires lots of upkeep and it's easier to haul lumber, drywall, and other construction materials in an old Ranger. It's not something I drive anywhere other than the hardware store and back, though.
My wife has a 2011 Ford Fusion.
filkerdave@reddit
2013 Impreza, but since I WFH it rarely gets driven.
spicyredacted@reddit
2024 Mitsubishi outlander, it's my only car.
sneeds_feednseed@reddit
2008 4Runner
It’s currently in the shop because someone smashed into it while it was street parked :(
fred_ditto@reddit
2017 Subaru WRX, main daily.
1989 Toyota Land Cruiser (FJ62), fun truck for nice days. I keep it off the road when there's salt.
2023 Yamaha Tenere 700.
I do make fun of my fellow Midwesterners for their gender-affirming trucks.
Peepaw50@reddit
Nissan Sentra Lexus GS300 Buick LeSabre 2 Harley Davidson motorcycles
ChemistRemote7182@reddit
I have two cars I daily. A 2005 Legacy GT wagon and 2000 Miata. Both manuals. The Miata was supposed to be a toy but I ended up loving it too much. Currently shopping for a new car (brand new or certified pre-owned, 3 years old or less), not sure which is getting replaced (maybe both) but I have spent a bit too much time juggling cars spending time at the shop. Sucks because today's car market sucks in the US. Spoiled for options if I want a fat, tall hatchback pretending to be a SUV, unfortunately that is not what I want, 3 pedals is the minimum requirement.
broberds@reddit
2023 Honda CR-V hybrid. It gets the job done.
exothermicstegosaur@reddit
2023 Chrysler Voyager because we have 3 kids
casapantalones@reddit
For my 2-person household with 2 drivers:
2019 Subaru Crosstrek, I drive to work and this is the car I use to drive to work and to run errands around town. Also the car we use for snow and ice since I get winter tires put on in the winter and it has all wheel drive.
2017 Chevy Colorado. We use this one for towing our camper, for any off road trips for hiking because of its higher clearance, and for hauling stuff around like mulch, furniture, etc.
lo--@reddit
We have 2 vehicles. A 2017 Jeep Cherokee and a 2006 Honda Accord. Got the jeep to be our family car (where the car seat lives so whoever has our son has the jeep basically) and the 06 is my husbands and he uses that when going to work so i have the jeep at home
casapantalones@reddit
2019 Subaru Crosstrek, I drive to work and this is the car I use to drive to work and to run errands around town. Also the car we use for snow and ice since I get winter tires put on in the winter and it has all wheel drive.
2017 Chevy Colorado. We use this one for towing our camper, for any off road trips for hiking because of its higher clearance, and for hauling stuff around like mulch, furniture, etc.
MagnumForce24@reddit
We have 3 cars, just bought my wife a new Kia Sorrento and I'll drive her old Chevy Malibu one week and my Chevy Equinox the next or vice versa.
Beautiful-Rent6691@reddit
2017 BMW M2. It’s wildly impractical and a fortune to own and I love it either way my whole soul.
izzyblitzy@reddit
2013 Honda Civic. I live in a city where driving everywhere is required
Fred42096@reddit
Used an 01 CRV for a long time and then bought a ‘15 Crosstrek. Miss the tankiness of the CRV but the crosstrek has wayyy better milage.
gsxr@reddit
2022 F350 King Ranch Diesel. I also have a Yukon XL AT4.
My most driven vehicle is a 2019 Polaris Range 1000xp side by side. I live in a rural area and can take that thing more places then my truck.
T0WER89@reddit
You’re living the American dream imo
2026 F250 King Ranch 2024 Expedition for the wife 2024 Polaris Ranger eps
gsxr@reddit
If the 8.0 powerstroke is anything like they're predicting I'll be selling the king ranch and ordering one of them.
Funny enough my wife is shopping Expedition tremors. Finally getting her to go ford.
T0WER89@reddit
Yeah I wish I could have waited a couple of years but my F150 needed too much work so I pulled the trigger on my dream truck. I’ve got too much in this one to be changing anytime soon. Also this truck is nicer than anything I’ll ever need. My tractor/ trailer/ implements are like 12,000lbs which is the heaviest thing I tow so not sure I need the 8.0 lol
Buffalochickenparm@reddit
My wife and I live in an urban area and both work remote. We share a 2011 Honda civic
only1dragon@reddit
2012 Ram 1500 generally for on the road but I drive my Aodes work cross 650 the most on the farm.
SoManyBirthdays@reddit
2013 Toyota Prius V for me
2012 Toyota RAV4 for my wife
cityboyjj12@reddit
I have a beater Toyota Camry 2012 and man this thing is a tank, my first and only car I’ve ever owned from 20 to 29 about to be 30, so 10 years with this car and I’m at 177k miles.
bibliophile222@reddit
2010 Toyota Corolla - my SO and I share it. It has over 200k miles on it.
Bretterick1028@reddit
2019 Subaru WRX
Traditional-Let9530@reddit
Most Americans are out here driving a 10 year old SUV held together by debt and determination. Tons of Toyotas, Hondas, Fords, Chevy crossovers, pickup trucks, and one friend with a Jeep that’s always “making a weird sound lately.”
Altruistic_Rent_4048@reddit
I have a 2016 chevy craze and a 2015 gmc canyon. 1 driver in my house.
Flameninja00@reddit
I'm a car guy, so my response is not going to be "normal."
My daily swaps between a '15 Focus ST, and a turbocharged '96 Miata, depending on if the Focus is broken or not.
I also have a '10 Mazdaspeed3 (blown motor), '03.5 Mazdaspeed Protege (very much a project), '02 Mazda Protege (parts car for the 'Speed Protege), and a '19 Honda Grom (sometimes I ride it to work)
Character-Tennis-241@reddit
2025 Hyundai Tucson. I have the 1 car. I'm retired so I don't drive daily.
Conscious-Science-60@reddit
Two cars for the two adults in the household: 2023 Subaru Forester and 2015 Nissan Versa
EventHorizonHotel@reddit
I daily a 2014 Chevrolet Camaro and I have a 1999 Miata as a second car.
Urllayton@reddit
2011 Mazda 2 Got it for $700, my favorite little car ever.
Only car... for now.
Commercial-Catch-615@reddit
We have a GMC Acadia, a Chevy Tahoe, a Toyota Tacoma, and a Freightliner sport chassis that are all driven multiple times a week depending on what we’re doing.
justlikeinmydreams@reddit
2002 Ford Ranger that I adore.
SlippingAwayWith@reddit
I have a Subaru Outback and a Mercedes E450. I drive the Subaru daily.
annissamazing@reddit
I drive a 2025 Buick Envista. It’s the car my family uses day-to-day. We used to have two cars, but we sold the other (a Buick Envision) when my husband was issued a company car for work. We don’t use that one for getting groceries or anything, though.
Apprehensive-Ant2141@reddit
2024 GMC Canyon (husband’s)
2026 Honda Passport (mine)
_thalassashell_@reddit
Currently two Honda CR-Vs, 2012 & 2014. We buy used, and try to stick to Toyota/Honda. Honda happened to be what was out there when each previous car needed replacement.
They replaced an ‘08 Corolla and an ‘05 Camry, both of which were loved and are missed.
Rocket1575@reddit
I have a Chevy Silverado 2500 gasser, went back and forth on getting the diesel. Glad I opted for the gas engine. I tow quite a bit, but not enough to justify the diesel. The family hauler is a Chevy Traverse.
Embarrassed_Wrap8421@reddit
Honda Pilot, Honda Passport and Honda Civic.
no_clever_names@reddit
1995 Ford F-150. It just keeps going. I recently picked up an old Nissan for better MPGs but it’ll be a couple weeks before it takes over daily duty.
Specialist_Issue_214@reddit
Honda HRV
Just one.
ChoppedUnc-SF@reddit
Just on for our family of 4, which is unusual: a 2018 Mercedes GLA (used, paid cash, will probably pay a lot more to keep it running). Considering an EV given "the situation" (CA resident)
mcculloughpatr@reddit
Hyundai Sonata, my partner drives a Ford Escape. We each have one car.
Loud-Necessary7824@reddit
2013 Subaru Crosstrek. I went on a few first dates that called it a lesbian car. Maybe it is. I’m much happier with it than I was with any of those men lol
DragonZbals@reddit
Honda
Oploplou@reddit
2001 Monte Carlo SS, or a 2007 Ford Focus. Depends on how far I’m driving, and if we’ve got the baby. I hate putting them in the coupe.
I’ll own a Monte until I can’t though. I love the car so much.
ShesGotaChicken2Ride@reddit
2019 Jeep Wrangler JL. Husband has a Toyota Yaris I think is might me a 2017? and a 2000 Toyota Tacoma Prerunner
TheDangDeal@reddit
Honda Crosstour. I absolutely love it and wish they still made them for when this one eventually kicks it. Hopefully they will have an equivalent EV option by then. My wife and I moved down to 1 car during COVID, and my continued WFH situation makes it super easy. Only once in 5 years have I had to catch an Uber because of it. We live in the suburbs and we are the odd ones for not having at least 2 vehicles.
LayersOfGold@reddit
Audi RS 5 and husband drives a ford raptor. Does a golf cart count? 😂 we drive our daughter all over the area of town we live in. So that’s her daily driver lol
muhhuh@reddit
Daily driver is a ‘22 Wrangler. I have 14 cars.
PinkZebraCakes@reddit
2015 Ford Mustang
No_Description2301@reddit
My daily driver is a 2021 Ford Ranger. We also have a 2026 Jeep Grand Cherokee that is our family vehicle.
pinaple_cheese_girl@reddit
Chevy Silverado, inherited from my grandfather. My husband has a hatchback.
I would say the majority of Americans do not have multiple cars, but households do :)
MaleficentExtent1777@reddit
I have. Honda Prologue EV, and a BMW 530e hybrid.
Ok_Moose_7436@reddit
2026 Honda civic sport. It’s my first car ever and I will driving this thing till the wheels fall off!
Repulsive-Ad-8558@reddit
2008 328i with 150,000 miles.
BrainFartTheFirst@reddit
2003 Mercury Grand Marquis.
No it isn't fuel efficient.
And gas is over $6 a gallon.
bbcahs@reddit
2019 Ford Fusion Energi daily. We have one other car.
dgmilo8085@reddit
2026 Toyota Tundra
bonzai113@reddit
2021 Chevy trax
ExpensiveOccasion542@reddit
I see we got similar taste. I have the 2019
bonzai113@reddit
I just baught it this past Saturday. The price was originally going to be $15,900, but my wife quite nicely mentioned the asking price on the Chevy website was $12,500. The dealership manager dropped the sales price down to $13,500 after taxes. My wife has a wonderful knack for details.
ExpensiveOccasion542@reddit
Bought mine brand new and it had 7 miles. I still got my window sticker in my glove box. My window sticker was like 22k.
cmcrich@reddit
Mazda CX-5, my only car.
VaveJessop@reddit
Husband and I have a 2013 Honda Civic and a 2017 Suabaru Outback.
goldslipper@reddit
Mercedes SUV and a Toyota sedan I think they are both '22? We are getting ready to replace the Toyota with a Volvo or Genesis though.
amandner@reddit
2025 Tesla model 3 for commuter husband
2021 Hyundai Palisade for me and the kids and sports
nunyabizthewiz@reddit
I have a Ram 1500. And yes! I haul shit all the time! I have one vehicle and my husband has one.
Cromasters@reddit
Honda CR-V and a Toyota Corolla fory wife and I. With two kids.
OGMom2022@reddit
I’m driving a 2013 Hyundai and I commute an hour each way when I go to the office, 45 miles each way.
Ralph_O_nator@reddit
2012 Prius-Daily
2020 Toyota Sienna Wife’s/family car
2004 Miata fun car
Fun-Dragonfly-4166@reddit
2011 ford fusion
in a typical day I do not even see it. I don't usually drive.
t-poke@reddit
One car. Kia EV6.
zayyation@reddit
I've got a 2003 Ford Mustang and a 2009 Subaru Outback. My husband has a 2001 Chevrolet Silverado and a 1995 Pontiac Firebird.
We both work from home and consider all 4 daily drivers, just depending on where we're going and what we're going to be doing is what we'll drive that day
microbial_comedy@reddit
2010 Santa Fe Hyundai. Love it to death. Has been on its last legs every year for the six years I’ve had it. Every adult in my household has their own car.
bonificentjoyous@reddit
2018 Toyota Prius. I bought it used -- it was previously a rental car and thus had high mileage, but had been maintained wonderfully. My goal is to keep it running well for 20 years! (And in the meantime, I'm saving a little bit of money every month so that I will have funds to replace it, when the time comes.)
I'm in my mid-40s and this is the third car I've owned. Bought my first at age 18.
Porcupine-in-a-tree@reddit
I have just one car, an old ram 1500. I don’t drive much on a daily basis so it’s all I need.
captain_nofun@reddit
2018 Chevy Malibu is the main car. The other is a 2012 Hyundai Genesis. Im considering selling the Genesis for a quad with a plow though.
jbenze@reddit
I have a 2006 Kia Sportage with around 200k miles on it. It’s my 3rd 2006 car in a row and with my luck, my next car will probably be a 2006 as well.
Unique_Ad_3312@reddit
We have three vehicles for driving, 2 smaller SUVs and a small pick up truck. We also have a camper van and three project cars.
TheLordDrake@reddit
2017 Rav4, partner has a 2016 Honda Fit. Rav4 is comfy and reliable. Fit was cheap and is basically a lawn chair with a go kart engine strapped to it.
MichaelScottNOgif@reddit
2019 Jaguar F-Pace (this is stupid)
2021 Toyota Tacoma (this is smart)
tyoung89@reddit
2018 Ford Fiesta ST 2001 Dodge Ram 1500 (for when I need a truck or want to go off roading) I also have a 2008 BMW 328i, but that’s just a car I got for my mom, and now she doesn’t drive anymore.
rockinaforest@reddit
My daily is 2024 Lexus IS500 F sport. I have two cars.
millenz@reddit
Toyota sienna hybrid (minivan), cx-50. My parents are Boomers and have 4 cars - two trucks (Silverado), a BMW and a Toyota sienna also.
Barutano74@reddit
2013 Jetta (Golf) Sportwagen TDI, but I don’t have to drive for daily transpo if I don’t want to.
Total number of cars is 6.
Much-Parsnip3399@reddit (OP)
Do you roll a dice for which to drive lol?
Barutano74@reddit
2013 Jetta (Golf) Sportwagen TDI, but I don’t have to drive for daily transpo if I don’t want to.
Total number of cars is 6.
mr_why_no@reddit
528i BMW and a Mazda 3 5 door or hatchback if you wanna fight about it.
Crayshack@reddit
I have a 2015 Tacoma, and that's my only car. I do live in a 4-car household, but that's because it's a 4-adult household where we all have our own schedules to keep. We usually carpool in a Crosstrek if we are all going the same place, but the Tacoma gets used sometimes (either because we need the cargo space or because I'm driving somewhere anyway for work and get comped mileage).
SheenPSU@reddit
I drive a 2020 Toyota RAV4 wife drives a 2022 VW Atlas
Ragingman2@reddit
Just the one car; 2010 Honda fit.
rockdude625@reddit
2004 Mercedes E55 AMG
I have 26 cars ranging from a 1923 Model T to a Ferrari 458 Italia
AggressiveWin42@reddit
4 cars, 2 drivers, long story. Working on downsizing. 2014 Jeep Patriot, 2019 Chevy Silverado, 2021 Ford Transit, 2022 Toyota Tacoma. Looking to sell the Tacoma because it was only needed short term and will eventually have the Jeep pried away from me since it is falling apart. The windows all have “tricks” to get them to roll back up, the drivers side heated seat doesn’t work anymore, the screen for the audio system just went out, etc.
2pnt0@reddit
2018 MINI 2-door hardtop Cooper S, only car.
JimBones31@reddit
My wife owns a car and I drive it when I'm not at work. I take mass transit to work, usually a plane.
She has a Subaru Forester.
Hillbillygeek1981@reddit
2017 Silverado. I live in a deeply rural area and actually have need of a pickup, so mine isn't the pavement princess so common in a lot of the country. Buying this truck has made me deeply appreciate the older generations of pickup though. On my way home from work today I bought a load of gravel for my driveway and got less than half the amount I used to be able to haul in my old 81 square body Chevrolet in a truck easily twice the size. This enormous body style American manufacturers have gone too is entirely unnecessary for the type of buyer that actually needs a truck. Looking down my hood is like standing on the deck of an aircraft carrier and annoys the shit out of my old man brain.
CirothUngol@reddit
2012 Nissan cube, and I've never owned more than one car at a time.
randomlybev@reddit
We have two drivers in the house and two cars! A 2020 Ford Fusion Energi (a plug in hybrid) that is our daily driver and a 2019 Subaru Ascent that we use for longer trips.
book81able@reddit
2009 Toyota RAV4. Hand me down from my aunt. Only car I have owned and hopefully will be for awhile
Living_Fig_6386@reddit
2025 Equinox EV RS and 2021 Tesla Model 3. I probably drive the Equinox more than the Tesla right now, just because the Tesla's older so that's the one that we loan to our adult kids more often.
eac555@reddit
I drive a 2021 Toyota RAV4 with 120K miles on it. My wife a 2019 Ford Edge with 50K miles on it.
SippsMccree@reddit
2012 Mercedes E350 diesel. Great full size sedan and on the highway I can get 40mpg. I've got a couple other cars but they're either family spares or a project
Urawinner1945@reddit
2012 Ford Mustang, not great gas mileage, but if I drive right, I get it decent enough all things considered.
PM_Sexy_Leg_Pics@reddit
I have a 2024 Ford F-150 and a 1998 BMW Z3. I daily drive either one depending on mood.
GuessWhoItsJosh@reddit
'08 Toyota Matrix. Love my lil' hatchback. About to hit 187k miles.
Only have one vehicle currently but would like to snag a 3rd gen Rav4 with V6 & AWD at some point to switch to during the winter months.
Ryou4RealXD@reddit
Does our Toyota sienna count. Our other car is a camry though...... lol 😆
D-Rich-88@reddit
I either drive my Tacoma or my wife’s Sentra
MrsMitchBitch@reddit
2021 Honda HRV. 2025 Ford Maverick. We plan to drive them till they die.
BeigePhilip@reddit
I have an Audi S5 Coupe. My wife and kids each have their own cars.
My wife and I both work from home 2-3 days a week, so we don’t commute daily, but we’re a way out from civilization so if we go anywhere at all, we’re driving.
One-Hand-Rending@reddit
I own two cars. I most frequently drive a 2020 Mercedes C300 4Matic
WhoWouldCareToAsk@reddit
Toyota Corolla Hybrid 2021. It’s nice to be small enough to fit into a small car like that.
Toyota Sienna LE 2015. Will drive it until 2030, or until it’s gone. Once it’s gone, it’s gone; I’ll replace it with Toyota Highlander 2030 because my family is now smaller.
sharpshooter999@reddit
2010 F-150. I'm currently looking for a newer F-250/350 as I regularly exceed the GVWR of my F-150. I'm a farmer. Somedays hauling fertilizer with it, somedays it's taking the kids to their dentist appointments
Goodlife1988@reddit
2022 Subaru Outback. My husband drives a Dodge Ram pickup truck.
dohlparts@reddit
My husband and me drive Volkswagens. He daily drives a 2011 Jetta wagon and has a 79 rabbit and also 76 Chevy truck. I daily drive a 2020 VW atlas.
Tier71234@reddit
My personal car is a 2002 Suzuki Grand Vitara (Limited Edition) with a whopping 130k miles on it. Still chugging along good, though I think the starter motor or some other part of the ignition system is beginning to go. Otherwise it's still in suprisingly good shape, other than a few small details.
bradallen123023@reddit
2014 gmc sierra fleet model
NoIncrease299@reddit
Daily is a 2020 Porsche Cayenne. Weekender for fun drives through these lovely Colorado mountains is a 2010 Porsche Cayman.
Equal_Mess6623@reddit
Subaru Forester for me, older Jeep Cherokee for my husband.
otetrapodqueen@reddit
I drove a 2010 Nissan Altima. I do not own another vehicle, I didn't even pay for this one it's a hand me down from my sister (who got it from my mom lol)
PoeMe_a_Stiff_One@reddit
My husband and I have 3 vehicles- daily driver for work (ride together) is a Honda CRV because 33 mpg, Jeep Wrangler is my fun weekend driver in nice weather, Chevy 2500 is my husband's fun driver/RV hauler.
VW-MB-AMC@reddit
I don't drive every day, but most of it is done with a 1963 VW Beetle. I also have a 1971 Beetle and a 1979 Mercedes 230.
Poes_hoes@reddit
2019 Ford Ranger. I just sold my backup 2004 Jetta a month or two ago because the only time I used it in 2025 was to drive it to get inspected lol
dohlparts@reddit
My husband is a car guy. He has a 76 chevy truck and a 79 Volkswagen rabbit, and he daily drives a 2011 Volkswagen jetta wagon. I have a 2020 Volkswagen atlas.
deatheyes5000@reddit
I miss my 99 Toyota Camry :( nearly nearly 300,000 miles when I sold it
RadialHead@reddit
I've got a 2014 Honda Pilot. It's my only car and the first one I've had that isn't old enough to remember where it was on 9/11. I've had it for almost 2 years and the novelty of having bluetooth and a backup camera still hasn't worn off.
Cudi_buddy@reddit
Two cars. Me, wife and two very young kids. Daily is a 24’ hybrid rav4. Backup is a 13’ Prius still going strong.
Downtown-Rip-2256@reddit
2004 Volkswagen Jetta
HopefulRecording9316@reddit
Three drivers.1) 2016 Toyota RAV4, 1) 2021 Toyota RAV4, 1) 2020 Kia Niro. All three are hybrid.
DragonTartare@reddit
My "daily" car is my only car, which is a 2013 Beetle.
ca77ywumpus@reddit
A brown Toyota Corolla. Just the one car, my partner doesn't drive.
AcademicSavings634@reddit
2008 Buick Lacrosse CXL. Not a bad car overall. Got it for free too
Limberpuppy@reddit
I drive an 06’ Pontiac G6 V6. My husband has a Civic, an Acura, a Ford F-350, and his project car a 72’ Datsun 250Z that he loves more than his family.
10leej@reddit
I have 3 vehicles.
A 2002 Toyota Corolla for commuting to work. A 2006 Honda CRV for winter driving, camping, and taking my mother to church on Sunday (she can't get into the Corolla).
And a 92 F350 for hauling my broken cars home or other truck stuff.
Glass-March-176@reddit
Me: 2014 Honda Accord
Wife: 2020 Honda CR-V
Otherwisefantastic@reddit
2016 Ford Focus. I like it fine. My daughter and I go tent camping and pack that thing to the gills with all our stuff. Everything just fits.
babarsac@reddit
When my wife and I lived in the Washington DC area we shared a 2001 Honda Accord as well as using the train, bus, and lots of cycling.
Now we live in Colorado and I drive a 2019 Subaru Outback while my wife drives a 2025 Nissan LEAF. The Subaru is for longer trips while the Nissan gets used for errands in town.
upnytonc@reddit
2024 Chevy Equinox. My husband has a 2023 Equinox, but that’s his company car and he does use it for personal use (which he’s allowed to). We do not have any other cars. Husband would like to buy a “fun” car. To him fun would be an older Mustang or Camaro.
AshtonCopernicus@reddit
2022 Nissan Altima Midnight SR. I know there's a stigma about Altima drivers on reddit, but I swear I'm a good driver and I love that car lol
GroovySquid_@reddit
A 2021 Mazda cx30 and a 150$ electric scooter. I live in a city and the scooter is great for getting to the gym
sneezhousing@reddit
Chevy equinox just the one car
EyeCantSeeMyFeelings@reddit
They are good cars. Reliable and pretty versatile.
probridgedweller@reddit
Shitty 2011 hatchback. Shitty 2015 scooter.
concrete_isnt_cement@reddit
I have one personal vehicle, a 2010 Dodge Challenger. It mostly gathers dust in my garage, it doesn’t get much use.
That’s because my work has assigned me a Ford F-150, which I am also allowed to use for personal use. I put more mileage on my work trucks every year than I have on my Challenger in the entire 16 years I’ve owned it lol
sloppy_sheiko@reddit
2026 Toyota Camry (corporate lease)
2006 Dodge Dakota Truck
jhumph88@reddit
I have two. A 2018 BMW 540d and a 2025 Land Rover Defender V8
GardenWitchMom@reddit
2009 Toyota
SenseNo635@reddit
Two drivers, three cars: 2020 Tesla Model 3; 2015 Volvo S80: 2012 Dodge Durango. Tesla gets most of the miles.
MuppetManiac@reddit
My spouse and I have two cars. A 2007 Toyota Corolla, and a 2018 Kia niro hybrid.
taviddennant03@reddit
Been driving a 2015 Prius for about seven years now.
DonNonno@reddit
A GMC Sierra and a GMC Envoy. About to replace the Envoy with another Sierra.
sics2014@reddit
2017 Audi A4
judgingA-holes@reddit
2018 Kia Forte
zoop1000@reddit
2013 mini cooper
EyeCantSeeMyFeelings@reddit
I have a Chevy hatchback. It's 6 years old so very long way to go with it yet. I plan to drive it till 250k miles or until the maintenance and repairs make it more economical to replace it. Good on gas and very reliable.
Hubby has an old truck he'll drive till the grim reaper comes and takes it from him.
We don't buy cars much. Cheaper to drive them for 10 years at least. Also cheaper to buy them a couple years old and let someone else pocket the initial depreciation.
onlyoneder@reddit
My 2008 Sonata Limited died last summer, & a family member graciously gifted me their paid off 2022 Kia Soul around Christmas. I was carless for about 8 months during that time. I can't even express what a wonderful gift it was to receive the Soul.
My husband has a 2015 Toyota Corolla.
Quirky-Invite7664@reddit
I have a 2012 Porsche 911 and my husband has a Tesla Model X. We paid them off long ago, so they have to last the rest of our lives. Sadly, the Tesla battery will eventually run out.
_Internet_Hugs_@reddit
2007 Hyundai Santa Fe for me, and a 2004 Toyota Tundra for my husband.
My husband is fixing up a 1970s Ford Truck, when that's operational that'll be his work truck and the Toyota will go to our kids.
coffincowgirl@reddit
08 Lincoln MKX, she’s all I got and she’s still holding up somehow lol
cyvaquero@reddit
Wife has a Camry Hybrid, I have a Silverado EV, and two motorcycles.
ZhaneTaylor@reddit
I have a 2008 Saab 9-7x. I bought it used and rebuilt three years ago for $4500, and since then I've put at least that much into repairs to keep it running - I'm a driver for Amish folks, so that involves a lot of dirt and gravel roads and a ton of wear and tear on a vehicle. It's unfortunately the only vehicle I have, and its condition is a considerable source of stress in my life because there's a ton of little things wrong with it and I'm sure it's going to strand me on the side of the road any day now.
Remote_Pick_1952@reddit
My wife and I both drive Subarus. She has a Forester and I have an Ascent.
lucytiger@reddit
Our household shares one car, a 2020 Honda HR-V.
FunMussle71@reddit
Daily is a 96 honda accord. Ac and cruise control still work
zdf0001@reddit
Daily - FJ cruiser
Beater truck - Toyota Tacoma
Dirt/trail motorcycle - Honda CRF 300L Rally
Road motorcycle - Buell Ulysses
Wife - Toyota Rav 4
Salvage_Gaming99@reddit
Daily is a 2025 F250.
Also have a motorcycle and an army truck
PegFam@reddit
Married couple , 2016 Chevy Malibu and 2019 Chevy Trax
This_Departure_5515@reddit
2019 Honda CRV
Kazimierz3000@reddit
2011 Ford focus Hatchback, 233k miles, rusted out subframe....she's on her last leg.
SpunkyBlah@reddit
2012 Honda CR-Z
AttitudeOne4886@reddit
No car. Bike and bus.
Stoutwood@reddit
My daily driver is a 2016 Subaru Legacy. I have a total of 2 cars and 2 motorcycles.
Mc_Jameis_scrong@reddit
2010 Silverado, wife has a 2026 Honda CR-V Hybrid. (I drive a company vehicle during the week).
iwelchi@reddit
My daily used to be an 06 chevy silverado but it started having too many problems so i just bought a 26 honda civic and im gonna rebuild the truck so i have something to pull and do work with and the civic will be my daily
Distinct-Swimming-62@reddit
We have 7 people (6 drivers). Each driver has their own car and we have a farm truck and ny husband’s current project car. We look like a used car lot.
Jeep Cherokee, Jeep Grand Cherokee, Subaru Impreza, Hyundai Elantra, Hyundai Accent, Nissan Altima, 1980 Chevy c-10 flat bed and an early 70s MG Midget.
Ear_Enthusiast@reddit
I have a 2013 Ford F150. Been paid off for a couple of years. Love this truck but she's 13 years old and at 170k miles. We're getting close to the point of where we're spending a lot to keep her on the road. We're also beginning to question how dependable she is a. Might be time to buy another car. That said, we'll probably hold on to her until something prohibitively expensive takes her off the road. When we move on to the next car, I'll probably move on to an SUV of some sort. I'm a stay home dad. We take lots of trips with lots of gear. Need the storage space.
Yggdrasil-@reddit
Am I literally the only.one in this thread who drives a buick lmao
ContributionTall969@reddit
1 truck, 3 cars (wife and two college age daughters) a Polaris and a tractor.
_pamelab@reddit
2013 Toyota Prius C. Tiny but surprisingly roomy.
Ok_Caterpillar2010@reddit
2017 and 2019 Toyota Corollas. Both bought used.
Fecapult@reddit
I have a Subaru Crosstrek, wife has a Kia Telluride. We both commute but now only 3 days a week.
Razrgrrl@reddit
My daily car is a bike.
LiveMarionberry3694@reddit
2021 wrangler rubicon and a 2012 grand Cherokee.
Before you ask, yes I love living on the edge playing will my vehicle start today
JellyfishFit3871@reddit
2016 Toyota Tundra.
Not what I'd have chosen (I kinda don't like it,) but it was free because my father in law can no longer feel his feet and it's got 36k miles on the odometer. So I make do. And it feels hella fancy compared to my last vehicle (1999 GMC K1500.)
JellyfishFit3871@reddit
And neither of those is my answer to any security question for my bank or social media accounts!
shwh1963@reddit
We have four cars for the two of us
2023 Lucid 2026 Lucid 2005 Lexus 2008 Suburban
bidhopper@reddit
2023 Toyota Highlander Hybrid and have use of a company vehicle.
Blaze4869@reddit
I have a 1997 Jeep Cherokee as my daily and a 1976 Dodge Dart Sport Lite (that doesn't run). Although I use one of my parents cars when it's really hot out because the AC in my Jeep is broken. My parents have 3 cars; 2005 Toyota Highlander, 2010 Toyota RAV4, and 2012 Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport (yeah, my parents love Toyotas lol)
trashlikeyourmom@reddit
I had a Toyota Camry up until about a month ago, but now I have a Honda CR-V hybrid.
I loved the Camry and would probably have gotten a new one if not for the fact that the one I wanted would have to be ordered and taken up to 4 months to come in. I'm too impulsive for that.
Mobius3through7@reddit
2006 Mazda mx5 Miata, and then my wife has a 2018 Ford fiesta ST. We also have 3 aircraft, one of which I'm selling.
Now my brother, on the other hand, is close to 17 snowmobiles, 10 motorcycles, and 13-14 cars, trucks, etc. Everything from Toyota carollas to BMWs to Yamaha enticers. We like to purchase 10 dollar vintage snowmobiles and then cannabalize parts off of them
Sister is obsessed with mini coopers. She has an original Austin mini from... I want to say 1978??? And then 2 modern mini coopers.
Dad's obsession is steam trains. He builds scale repicas of locomotives that you ride on. Even collaborates directly with the Union Pacific 4-8-8-4 big boy team to get part specifications. Also has a fantastic 1938 packard coupe.
So we're definitely a family of planes, trains, and automobiles.
simplyexistingnow@reddit
Toyota 4Runner 4x4 it's and 1996 which means we could register it this year as an antique since it's 30 years old so we did that.
Ford Explorer also 4x4
Ford mustang convertible
Jeep CJ7 - Not daily tho but like 2-3 times a month
river-running@reddit
1 car: 2019 Subaru Crosstrek
Extra-Connection8394@reddit
2009 Subaru Forester with 180k miles.
RioTheLeoo@reddit
I don’t have one, I take Metro everywhere or Uber if the situation calls for it
RoleCombobox@reddit
None, sold mine 6 years ago when I moved to the downtown of my current city. Used to have a cheap Nissan hatchback that I got for a really good deal new.
Doodlebug365@reddit
2024 Toyota RAV 4.
Alarmed_Drop7162@reddit
22 Tesla model 3. It’s my only car.
KacerRex@reddit
I'm an outlier because I'm a car guy with seven cars and four motorcycles, but we do use four weekly for different duties. 02 Escape (Kid hauler) 89 Ranger (Truck stuff) 06 Sentra (grocery getter) and my personal daily that I've driven for over 20 years now a 94 Mustang GT.
We could probably get rid of a few, but I really don't see a need and it's handy to have backups.
captainstormy@reddit
It really runs the gambit. To some degree it's socio economic of course. It's also just about how much that person does or doesn't care about cars.
The wife and I both do very well financially. I'm a Software Engineer, she works in finance and we live in a cheap midwestern metro and don't have kids. We also silent partners in a couple of local businesses and have a small real estate rental company on the side.
I say all of that to say that I we have the money to drive pretty much anything we wanted short of a super car. But neither of us are car people, and we both hate car payments.
I drive a 2006 F150 I bought used in 2009. It has 350K miles on it at this point and it looks like it's seen 20 midwestern winters and 350K miles. It's even 3 different colors due to body repairs and being too cheap to repaint it. My wife drive a 2012 GMC Terrain we bought in cash used in 2015. Nothing fancy but it gets the job done.
On the other hand, I have a friend that lives in apartments and works a fairly low paying job but drives a BMW.
My in laws lease cars for 3 years so they always have something fairly new but pretty normal.
bass679@reddit
I drive a 2025 Kia Niro, Just replaced a much older vehicle. My wife's Pacifica is about 10 years old.
ZealousidealChair900@reddit
Two drivers, two prius, but I could legitimately make use of a truck. But given that's expensive, did you know that a 2018 Four Touring Prius can fit almost a dozen 8' 2x4"?
j-birddy@reddit
2014 ford fiesta, 2018 Chevy Silverado 1500 and a small handful of dirt bikes
NakDisNut@reddit
I own a 2025 Toyota Sequoia and a 2020 4runner.
The Sequoia is the family car. We are a family of five and live in a fairly rural part of the United States. We have to drive to get everywhere we want to go. We use this car to travel throughout the country and wanted something to comfortably hold myself, my husband, and all three of our kids. We have also traveled with our cats as well and wanted the space to do so comfortably. Or if the kids bring a friend or two.
The 4Runner is an off-road vehicle. While I do occasionally drive it in town if I need to go get rocks, mulch, plants, or things for my chickens. We also live 15 minutes from the beach so I put my sand kids in that vehicle instead of the sequoia.
My husband drives a Grenadier. It does not go off road and barely gets more than 60 miles put on it per month.
We have no debt aside from our mortgage. The 4Runner is fully paid for. We make car payments on the Sequoia and Grenadier.
I would do just about anything to have public transportation available where I live. We visit our friends and family in France and Italy two times per year and make good use of the public transportation in the areas we visit. I despise how car reliant the United States is. Considering it is the only option, I choose to drive in comfort.
Informal-Thought5710@reddit
We have 3 cars. My daily car is a Jeep grand cherokee. Husband's is a Dodge ram. He also has a work truck, its a Chevrolet Silverado.
ThatPhoneGuy912@reddit
2015 Fiat 500 for me and a 2016 Chrysler Pacifica for my wife/family car.
ExpensiveOccasion542@reddit
2019 Chevy Trax. Currently at about 94-95k miles I'm looking to upgrade within a few years.
drivergrrl@reddit
Only one car, Honda HRV.
rebelopie@reddit
2024 Chrysler Pacifica wheelchair conversion (Wife's Daily) 2018 Dodge Challenger (my daily) 2009 Jeep Commander (son's daily) 2008 Chrysler 300C (other son's daily)
BBennett40@reddit
2 cars 2 drivers. 2023 Hyundai Santa Fe and 2024 Mazda CX-50.
sterrre@reddit
I own 2 cars. A 2017 Hyundai Elantra with 299,000 miles but still going strong and a 2013 Chevy Cruze with 280,000 miles that can only drive in reverse and I'm too poor to fix and probably going to sell to a scrapyard.
CoderPro225@reddit
2019 Chevy Equinox. Only car I have. 57,000 miles on it. Had a 2006 model I bought new until 2021 when I bought this current one when it was 2 years old. My 19-year-old niece has the old one now. Still going strong.
I know people bash them and say get the Toyota, but a paid way less, treat them well, and really didn’t have any issues. I like these little SUVs. For my purposes they work just fine!
YarnSp1nner@reddit
I used to drive a 2015 chrystler town and country minivan. I had two kids in booster seats, a 100 lb dog, and we regularly went camping/road trips.
Now I drive a Kia Nero EV 2020- I no longer needed all the storage/hauling capacity, and I wanted an electric car as we had solar panels (definitely glad we aren't dependant on gas cars now!).
I also have an electric bike which I can pick my son up /drop off at school and also do light grocery shopping.
Icedboysenberrytea@reddit
2017 Subaru Impreza (good for the snow in New England)
Meattyloaf@reddit
Well it was a Chevy Spark, but its transmission has given up the ghost so I'm in the market for a new vehicle.
Shot-Artichoke-4106@reddit
I have an Audi S4.
MHW93@reddit
Toyota Rav4
We have 6 drivers in the household and 5 cars. (2 decent ones for us parents, 3 much older cars that are basic transportation but not fancy) for the kids. We need one more bc the 4 kids go to different colleges and if you want to have an internship, you have to be able to drive.
Nickvv52@reddit
2016 kia rio lx paid off last year. That's the only one.
FrancizekKmiec@reddit
C3 Corvette, but you're right about the Camry when the winter comes. Wait...before the Camry I had a Tahoe! Geeze, are we that predictable?
TurkTurkeltonMD@reddit
2024 Ford Escape (daily driver).
2023 Chrysler 300.
2022 Ford F350.
wino12312@reddit
2017 Mazda cx-5. I do home visiting. So, I drive all day everyday.
nerdymom27@reddit
2021 Pacifica hybrid van is my daily driver, my husband has our old 2008 RAV4
Lowcord@reddit
Either my 1996 Honda Accord or 2014 Lexus GX460.
KixStar@reddit
Drove a 2015 Kia Soul until a few months ago and got a 2025 Toyota Camry instead 😅
These-Ad5332@reddit
My husband has a Ford F150 and I have a Volkwagon Tiguan SE Rline.
autophage@reddit
2013 Mazda3 hatchback, in charcoal gray, standard transmission.
Maiace124@reddit
We are a Honda family. I've owned a civic, but currently own an hrv. My mom and sister both have crv and my dad and brother have both had civics and accords. We also had a pilot before the crv.
Currently we each have one car. America is not exactly walkable and we don't have good public transport so you need a car as an adult 95% of the time.
Vandal_A@reddit
Nothing and none
WokeAssMessiah@reddit
My wife and I share a pickup truck. I drive it a couple times a month.
SkepticalJohn@reddit
Volvo xc40 Recharge for everyday. EVs are the way to go now. Backup is a Chevy Suburban for big loads and big groups.
Hatweed@reddit
I have a 2019 Subaru Impreza, base model. That’s my only car.
Spirited-Way2406@reddit
2011 Ford Escape
No other car. I'm going to keep this one on the road as long as possible because it has no Internet and no cameras. Old Escapes are very popular in this rural area; there is an informal network of home mechanics dedicated to keeping them on the road.
cdsbigsby@reddit
My daily driver is a 2014 Hyundai Sonata I bought at an impound yard auction for $550. And then I have a 1984 Ford F-250 and a 1968 Dodge Coronet Super Bee.
forest_fyre05@reddit
Daily driver is a 2012 VW Tiguan- we technically have two but the second has spent months in our garage needing its bazillionth fix. We also have a motorcycle and a bus though.
Ok-Process7612@reddit
2013 Mazda 2 Touring. 41, 250 miles. Wonderful little car with lipstick red paint that still looks great.
Great mileage, fun to drive, responsive steering, fits into any parking space.
Hasn't needed anything but regular maintenance and a new battery.
SteakAndIron@reddit
I have two 2025 Mazda cx5s
allysonismyholmie@reddit
Two cars, two drivers. Volvo and Mercedes SUV.
NoGuarantee3961@reddit
2024 Ford Maverick, 2025 Toyota Highlander, 2018 Ford focus, 2002 Chevy suburban.
Much-Parsnip3399@reddit (OP)
What’s your favourite?
NoGuarantee3961@reddit
The Nissan is the nicest, I usually drive the Maverick. I probably like the suburban best, but am working on it so my daughter can use it as her daily driver when she gets her license this summer
BuckTheStallion@reddit
A 2023 Hyundai Kona EV is my daily. I only bought it because my 2010 Prius got totalled or I’d still be driving that. My daily driving is generally under 20 miles, with occasional bouts of 50-150 miles so an EV is a fantastic fit.
In addition to my car I have a motorcycle, a 2012 Triumph Street Triple 675R. It is not used for regular transportation, but can be if necessary.
In short, 1 car and 1 motorcycle for 1 person.
Techaissance@reddit
My car: 2022 Honda Civic
My mom’s car: 2017 Subaru Outback
My dad’s car: 2018 Lexus ES
My sister’s car: 2021 Mazda CX-5
soulstoned@reddit
I have a 2015 ford escape. It is my only car.
mtcrick@reddit
I have a Jeep Wrangler. We have kept my old minivan (dodge) while my parents are alive because it's easier for them to get in and out of. My husband drives it mostly now. But we also have a 3/4 ton dodge truck, diesel. Pretty critical for where we live.
PPKA2757@reddit
BMW X3. (I messed up and should have got the X5). Wife drives a company car (rav4).
cans-of-swine@reddit
'17 nissan frontier
'05 Ford F450
'04 nissan 350z
'86 suzuki samurai
BlueFeathered1@reddit
I have a Mazda CX3. I see many Mazdas around. Fun car to drive, and AWD.
Murky-Purple@reddit
2008 Subaru Forester. One car for my family.
RVA_1989@reddit
Honda CRV. I only have one car.
PlatinumElement@reddit
My spouse and I have a GR Supra, Civic Type R, and Tesla Y Performance as dailies, plus six classic cars
Downtown_Energy3670@reddit
2018 Chevrolet Corvette Stingray. Daily driven. 80,000 miles. I (61F), enjoy driving it every day as tomorrow is not promised ✌🏻
spara07@reddit
2 drivers, 5 cars right now (3 are road worthy) - 2022 F150 Raptor - 2012 F150 Raptor - not road worthy right now due to damage from hitting a deer - 2022 Toyota Highlander - 2019 Ford Mustang - 1950's Ford Truck - not road worthy due to restoration
The daily drivers are the Highlander and the 2022 F150. The Mustang is the fun car only driven in the summer when our kid isn't with us.
Thundarbiib@reddit
2020 Chevy Blazer. It's served me well. Only issue I have is its horrendous turn radius.
Newgeta@reddit
2016 VW Golf R 71K miles
2023 BMW M4 3k miles
old_gold_mountain@reddit
2019 Subaru Outback
it is our one family car
it sits in its parking spot 5-6 days a week doing nothing
Fae-SailorStupider@reddit
Literally a Toyota Camry for daily driving lmaoo Also have a Nissan Armada for pulling the camper.
CloudBitter5295@reddit
Me and my Chevy Tahoe 👁️👁️
Fae-SailorStupider@reddit
Absolutely called out lmaooo
samzhawk@reddit
2007 Dodge Ram 1500. Long since paid off and has been insanely reliable. I will drive it until the truck market gets halfway reasonable again or the wheels fall off, whichever happens first.
WoodsyAspen@reddit
Mid 2010s Toyota Rav4. I play a large instrument so I need a car that’s big enough to move it, otherwise I’d probably have a camry. I am not infrequently asked to help friends move things because I have great trunk space!
On_my_last_spoon@reddit
I have a Toyota RAV4. I believe it’s one of the most popular cars in America. And honestly it’s lovely! Also, I have the hybrid version so I’m getting around 45mpg which is pretty handy about now
FlamingSpuddle@reddit
Nissan Altima My household has two cars. I have one and my spouse has one (he has a Nissan Rogue). We both use our respective vehicles to get back and forth from our jobs because we work in different cities. However, because I keep my vehicle well maintained and clean, we tend to use mine to run errands, go out to eat, etc.
Icy-Candidate-6467@reddit
My favorite is my 2018 Toyota Corolla IM And I have a 2025 Camry XLE which I rarely use.
T00luser@reddit
I don’t think I’m average, but I have 7 cars and tend to switch between them regularly.
They are all older and fairly rusted & dinged.
Usually a pickup of some sort.
FewRecognition1788@reddit
My husband and I work nearby each other and share a Chevy Bolt.
Our teenagers share the use of a Hyundai Elantra.
_nousernamesleft_@reddit
Current car is a 2024 Hyundai Tucson hybrid with 40k miles. My previous car was a 2015 Kia forte which had 150k miles when I sold it.
freakout1015@reddit
2 cars and a motorcycle. 2015 GMC Terrain AWD, 2014 Corvette C7 Z51, 2006 Big Dog Pitbull
cschoonmaker@reddit
Rainy months - Ford F150
Dry months - HD Fatboy
ZaphodG@reddit
I drive a Subaru Outback. My wife drives a Volvo S80.
17Girl4Life@reddit
I have a 2014 Mercedes 300C. I don’t drive a lot so it only has 70,000 miles on it. I’ll drive it as long as possible.
joshmcc92@reddit
2002 Saturn SL1, I also have a 2024 Honda CRF300L.
solojones1138@reddit
A 2018 Hyundai Kona is my car. I love it but I don't drive much as I've worked from home most the time since I bought it.
ImOutOfIdeas42069@reddit
Yamaha Tracer 900. My secondary vehicle is a Toyota Tacoma.
Wheatcattle@reddit
22 Bronco Sport, and wife has a 16 Chrysler 200
thingsbetw1xt@reddit
I drive a 2023 Honda Accord. Used to have a Ford Focus but totaled it 😬
I do not have any other vehicles, I hate maintaining them and just don't care enough about cars to spend money on them just for the hell of it. I intend to run this Honda on hopes and dreams if I have to.
intotheairwaves17@reddit
1 car but it’s also just me. 2021 Kia Seltos SX Turbo
WhiteHairedElfGirl@reddit
2013 Hyundai Accent. Used by just me to transport me and my wife since she doesn’t drive.
CosmicVolcano@reddit
2014 Chevy Silverado, inherited when my dad passed. Its my daily driver and my only vehicle currently and that is no fun with current gas prices.
mdacodingfarmer@reddit
2014 chevy volt. 49k miles. We also have a camper van, but it's used mostly for camping/long trips, so not very frequently
ssbn632@reddit
I have two daily cars- 2017 Cadillac CT6 and 2014 Chevy Silverado. I drive the one that best suits my needs for the days tasks.
My wife’s daily is a 2019 Mazda CX5
pow_hnd@reddit
2016 Ford C-max Hybrid Platinum - 2023 Ford Transit Connect XLT Cargo
Spyderbeast@reddit
My normal daily is a Subaru BRZ
If there's snow or I need to transport my dogs or other reasons the BRZ isn't a good fit, I have an Acura RDX
I am an oddity amongst single Americans. Most do NOT have more than one vehicle that could be a daily driver
vashtachordata@reddit
I drive a 2021 VW Atlas. I have 3 tall ass kids so it works well. Isn’t too huge and gets decent gas mileage.
My husband drives a 2014 Mazda CX5 we paid cash for about a year and a half ago because his 2013 Passat TDI needs a new transmission (amongst many other things) that costs about as much as the car is worth.
My son is turning 16 soon. We haven’t decided if it’s worth it to fix the Passat, but him a shit box he can fix up, or give him the CX5 and get my husband a new car.
But I’m still paying on the Atlas for a few more months and we don’t want two car payments, so we’re leaning shitbox.
mspolytheist@reddit
We’re a two-Prius household. Now that we’ve retired, we are considering selling both and getting a single electric car.
littlescreechyowl@reddit
‘22 Ford Bronco, it’s our only car. My husband has a company car.
greeneggiwegs@reddit
I have a 2015 Kia forte. It’s a pretty common car, but it’s a bit old in my area at this point. I live in a fairly high income, young area though.
My parents had at the most four cars - my dad had a truck, my mom had a convertible, and they had a shared Subaru, and then a camper van. They finally got rid of the truck though. Idk if the van counts as a separate car, but that means they technically have more cars than people.
eugenesbluegenes@reddit
'22 CX5 shared with my wife. Not really daily since I take transit to the office when I go in and tend to use my bike around town for most day to day stuff.
anneofgraygardens@reddit
I have a 2019 Honda Fit. I only need the one car.
yozaner1324@reddit
I have one car, a 2015 Honda CR-V. Besides that, my girlfriend and I each have a motorcycle. I use my motorcycle more than the car during the warmer months. It's a 2015 Honda CBr.
HotButteredPoptart@reddit
2019 Ram 1500. I have an 8 mile drive to work, so I can get away with having something that's not the most gas friendly.
sep12000@reddit
Bought a new Honda Civic last year to replace my 2006 Honda Civic. Husband currently driving his Toyota Corolla manufactured in I think 2004. Total human population of home: 2 people
captain_ohagen@reddit
Porsche Cayman & Jeep Cherokee. one of them has no practical value whatsoever.
Popular_Math3042@reddit
From google, the top 5 selling vehicles in 2025:
cholaw@reddit
I have 2 cars. My husband has 1. I like having an extra in case 1 of our cars goes down
WarthogStock9937@reddit
2016 Nissan leaf. It's awesome. We also have a model y, which is fine, but not awesome. However, it is the road tripper, so does well enough.
Neverendingwebinar@reddit
2021 Kona Ev and we have two cars.
Delicious_Oil9902@reddit
A 2023 Jeep Wrangler 4XE that I’m very much looking forward to getting rid of at the end of this year when the warranty is up.
Nice_Point_9822@reddit
2025 Subaru Lagacy
User5790@reddit
I have a Toyota sienna and I live in it.
tiger0204@reddit
My wife and I have a Honda Pilot and a Toyota Sienna as daily drivers. We own three other cars outside of those.
Jfonzy@reddit
2015 Subaru Legacy
wrigh516@reddit
My wife and I have a 2021 CX-5 and a 2016 Subaru Impreza. Both paid off.
jennyrules@reddit
My daily car is a Mazda 3 and it's my only vehicle.
kodex1717@reddit
My daily driver is an ebike (Aventon Abound). If it's raining or below freezing, I drive my 2014 Ford Fiesta.
corycarterr@reddit
2023 Hyundai Ioniq 5: daily 2006 Honda S2000: weekend cruiser 2020 Hyundai Tucson: wife's daily 2007 Nissan Xterra: old daily, need to sell
MCMLXIXLXIX@reddit
X7, husband drives a goat of a vehicle. 2013 Toyota FJ, it can can get us up the mountain without chains.
aznsk8s87@reddit
25 outback. Wife has a 20 crosstrek.
kjb76@reddit
2019 Subaru Forester. They are very, very common in my area. They’re reliable and safe and good in moderate snow.
elphaba00@reddit
10-year-old Corolla with lots and lots of miles on it. It has some peeling paint and a dented bumper from when a teen was trying to learn how to do three-point turnarounds. But it's paid off, and it runs fantastically. This past year, I even put new brakes and tires on it.
Clem_bloody_Fandango@reddit
Kids went to college, Freshmen not allowed vehicles. One sits here. 2 large trucks one smaller toyota, We live up a mountain 4wd necessary. One Highlander for commutes to town for work. Two drivers. One RV. We play DMV games like Non operation no fee periods. One side by side atv for going to the river. Does anyone want to buy a 2014 Toyota Tundra?
baconstreet@reddit
Subaru outback and Toyota Tacoma. Daily driver is the 'ru
dontfookwitdachook@reddit
2013 Hyundai Elantra with 198k and running perfectly
ABelleWriter@reddit
2008 Ford station wagon. I have one daily car.
Brandonjoe@reddit
Toyota 4Runner
brineakay@reddit
2023 Hyundai Elantra Hybrid. I used to travel for work, so it’s nice to save money on gas.
I also technically own my husband’s car as well: 2002 Chevy Prizm.
themamacurd619@reddit
2011 Honda Civic and a 2006 Ford F-150
Samityna@reddit
I drive a 2025 Bronco Sport, just got it in December after retiring my 2013 Toyota Camry. My husband drives a 2022 Hyundai Santa Cruz after handing down is 2011 Hyundai Santa Fe to our daughter for her school car. We tend to drive our cars until we can't anymore.
mlachick@reddit
We have become a Toyota household. My daughter drives a 2014 Prius, and I drive a 2020 hybrid RAV4.
Danibear285@reddit
What about yours, OP?
Much-Parsnip3399@reddit (OP)
Don’t have one! (:
hoodiegirl10@reddit
2016 Ford Mustang 2015 Nissan Juke - main car. we just had our first kid though and are about to trade it in for a 2026 Toyota Sienna
ncc81701@reddit
In my corner of California, the average car is probably either the Tesla Model Y or Tesla Model 3. Tesla Model 3s are sometimes called the California Camry.
FernX02@reddit
08 Nissan Xterra.
Candid-Math5098@reddit
One person, one car: 2024 Mazda CX 5
CollenOHallahan@reddit
I own 5 Audis. 2007 A4 Avant, 2008 RS4, 2010 A4 (daily), 2018 RS3, and the wife's 2020 SQ7.
Much-Parsnip3399@reddit (OP)
Fancy!
alcutie@reddit
2016 chevy trax - we’re a one car household
Lost_in_spreadsheets@reddit
2 cars for our household: I drive a 2018 Subaru Forester and spouse has a Chevy Spark EV
cao106@reddit
My wife and I are the only two drivers in the house(our boys are still in elementary school) and we have two cars. Ford eco sport which I drive to work Ford edge what my wife drives to work.
And then after work and on the weekends, we interchangeably just drive whatever car
whitecollarredneck@reddit
My daily driver is a 2019 Mini Cooper S. It used to be a 2017 Silverado, but the transmission had to be replaced so now I just use that for local trips and hauling things. Previously it was a daily driver for work, errands, road trips, hauling, etc.
My wife drives a Nissan Rogue as her daily driver.
Tomato_Motorola@reddit
I don't have a car.
MeanderFlanders@reddit
Mid sized SUV is my daily. We have 3 other trucks.
Prior-Soil@reddit
2 drivers, 2 cars. 2015 Nissan Versa and 2019 Jeep renegade.
dangleicious13@reddit
2020 Honda CR-V. Only vehicle I have.
Kdubs3235@reddit
2019 Nissan Pathfinder. I live in the upper midwest and need a AWD/4WD SUV in the winter.
PashasMom@reddit
I have a 2022 Mazda CX-5. Just one car! I bought this car this past October and I love it so much, it's by far the fanciest car I've ever had in my life.
andmewithoutmytowel@reddit
We have a Toyota Grand Highlander and a Toyota Rav4 - it wasn't intentional to both have Toyotas, but that's how it worked out.
riovtafv@reddit
2011 Chevy Silverado with 275k miles on it. It's my only vehicle.
shammy_dammy@reddit
Last one was a 2019 Ford Escape.
AnchBusFairy@reddit
I live in Alaska and have a Toyota RAV4. I did my research to see which automobile was safest on icy roads. RAV4 came out tops. Alot of other people made the same choice--they all seem to be silver gray. No way will I buy a white car to drive in the snow. If I could choose any color, I'd go with something bright. Maybe orange.
My other vehicles are 2 bicycles, and I ride the bus whenever it's workable.
PerceptivePines@reddit
Toyota Highlander
BipolarSolarMolar@reddit
2024 Subaru Outback Touring.
I have one vehicle. My fiancée has one vehicle. We are not listed as owners on each other's, and had no part in the purchase of the other's.
enemydarksock@reddit
Just one and it’s my first car from high school 11 years ago, a 2003 Jeep Liberty. Cost $7k and was paid off years ago, still works great with some little things that have to get replaced here and there, and I will drive it until I absolutely have to replace it lol.
BeepCheeper@reddit
One car, 2015 Toyota Prius C
You’re not gonna impress anybody in a mini Prius but it gets 60 mpg country and about 45 highway. I am very short, but feel comfortable seeing everything around me in the small car. It’s also paid off. I have really good insurance that is only $90/month.
One of my biggest fears is my car getting totaled. With the way the used car market is today, I doubt I would be able to find an affordable car that ticks all those boxes, even with insurance
russki516@reddit
F-150 and wife has a Nissan Rogue.
ktsquirrel@reddit
My partner and I have a Kia seltos and a 2014 Chevy Cruze (lemon, doesn’t work currently.)
ProperBar4339@reddit
We have 4 drivers, 3 cars, all 3 Toyotas but none is a Camry!
ameis314@reddit
2024 bmw iX.
About 16k miles.
momoneymocats1@reddit
2024 X3 m40i, my only vehicle
charlieq46@reddit
2014 Toyota Tacoma, it was provided by my work, so I don't technically own any cars.
MichaDaFox@reddit
My daily driver / commuter car is a 96' Nissan Cedric Turbo partially due to it being my only automatic car and its the nicest riding of the bunch. It has also been the most reliable and one of the cheapest to service cars I have owned to date. I own multiple cars/trucks but all are 30-60 years old.
My partners daily driver and only car is an old toyota matrix.
OrangeToTheFourth@reddit
Had a Ford focus but the transmission ate itself. Wish I had a Toyota Corolla lol.
GigiGenX72020@reddit
2011 Mazda3. Just have the one.
shorty6049@reddit
2019 Honda Civic Hatchback. My wife drives a 2007 Toyota Camry which we'd love to be able to replace but have no money to do that with... I bought my car brand new a few years ago when I thought things were going alright for us, but we've had a lot of medical bills that have caused us to not be able to afford to properly maintain either vehicle, let alone upgrading hers.
Wespiratory@reddit
2023 Kia Seltos. We have a 2017 Kia Sedona too. That’s it.
mdp300@reddit
We have 2:
Me: 2020 Audi A4 Allroad
Wife: 2019 Hyundai Kona
Narrow-Bluebird1472@reddit
Between my wife and I we have a 2021 Toyota rav4, 2013 gmc sierra, 2009 Honda civic, 1994 Toyota pickup, and a 1989 Toyota 4Runner. We also have a 2008 Coachman Rv, and I have a 1994 Nissan hardbody that I was working on and is torn apart at my parents house that hasn’t seen the road in 20 years
southstrandsiren@reddit
Chevy S10. I just have that one but my husband has a Dodge Ram and a Chevy 3500 for work
bbspiders@reddit
I have a 2017 subaru outback. My partner and I share it and neither of us use it daily, though. We mostly walk/ride bikes/take the subway everywhere and just use our car to go out of town occasionally.
ExcellentMaize4141@reddit
1998 Lexus ES300, but currently looking for a W203 Benz as a second project car
Sadimal@reddit
I have a 2018 Honda Civic. My partner has a 2020 Honda CRV.
Interesting-Run-6866@reddit
1 car 2 drivers, live in a city. 2023 bronco sport, though drove a 2006 Honda civic into the ground before that.
Bluecat72@reddit
Subaru Outback, only vehicle
notanative@reddit
Tundra and Avalon both in Limited trim.
GovernorGeneralPraji@reddit
Chevy Silverado for me, Honda Pilot for the wife. I’ve been looking at classic Lincolns and Cadillacs though. Pick up an old boat to drive around.
North_Artichoke_6721@reddit
I have a 2013 Honda. It’s paid off. My goal is to get it to keep working another couple years until my kid is old enough to learn to drive on it.
rawbface@reddit
I have a 10-year-old Outback, my wife drives a 2-year-old Rav4.
ArkansasTravelier@reddit
I’ve had a few since I was 17
2001 Pontiac Sunfire 1994 Oldsmobile Ciera 1994 Jeep Cherokee Sport 2007 Ford F150
And now currently a 2019 VW Tiguan
Remote-FilmBoujee@reddit
2017 Honda Accord and my husband a 2024 Tesla Y
Street_Breadfruit382@reddit
I have a 2018 Subaru Forester and a 2009 Toyota Yaris Sedan.
Thing_On_Your_Shelf@reddit
2010 Acura TSX. It’s my only car.
sewiv@reddit
My wife drives a 22 Legacy. I inherited her 14 Legacy when my 11 Outback got taken out by a deer. I also have an 85 jeep wagoneer limited that I'm resurrecting from years of neglect.
Longjumping-Papaya@reddit
2025 Honda Pilot. Hoping to buy a second vehicle soon, Chevrolet Camaro.
Grindar1986@reddit
2017 fiat 500 Abarth. Just the one.
ColorAdo_90@reddit
Daily ‘26 Chevy Colorado. 3 cars total & 3 motorcycles
CPeeps323@reddit
We have 2 cars and 2 drivers in our household. I drove a Toyota Highlander and my husband drives a Jeep grand Cherokee