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Have a manual Golf that I will use majority of the time during the winter. I won't completely hibernate the IS500 during the winter - it will come out when the roads are clear and temperatures are above zero (celsius). I'm not going to put winter tires on it. During summer, I alternate between the two, and this balances the MPG . LOL. Golf gets 34 mpg ; IS500 gets 18-19.
Last edited by TGPCanada; Aug 27, 2023 at 03:15 PM.
Same. This is a nice, relatively uncommon vehicle but it’s not collectors car.
my thought of having a daily isn't completely about keeping the mileage down. Part of is also gas consumption and to avoid grocery store parking lots and door dings.I know boring, haha.
Last edited by SlowlaneAZ; Aug 27, 2023 at 04:05 PM.
Only have two spaces in the garage, the GF car is also inside during winter, but spends summer outside. Don't want a third car that would always be in the wrong spot and prevent snow from getting taken off by our contractor during winter.
A super hot Pacifica with appearance package! LOL!
Jokes aside, I have this to get my two large dogs around and its great for going away for the weekend, tons of space with the stow n go seat storage into the floor. The appearance package adds all blacked out trim including grill and 20" wheels.