What else in your garage?

[i_squared_r]

I have a 2022 BMW 118i in Colombia. It is a little unique because they don't sell them in USA. It has a 3-cylinder turbo, it gets 50mpg, and my mountain bike fits inside. Only 140hp, but it handles well. A lot of curvy roads with elevation change so as long as I'm going downhill then I'm fine lol

 

[boogielander]

I have a 2022 BMW 118i in Colombia. It is a little unique because they don't sell them in USA. It has a 3-cylinder turbo, it gets 50mpg, and my mountain bike fits inside. Only 140hp, but it handles well. A lot of curvy roads with elevation change so as long as I'm going downhill then I'm fine lol

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that's the wrong wheel drive version isn't it?

 

[i_squared_r]

that's the wrong wheel drive version isn't it?

Thats the 1! lol I originally wanted a BMW M240i, F22 gen, but there wasn't good options in my city. I almost bought 1, but the mechanic's review showed that the car was hit hard in the rear quarter panel and the owner lied to me. I ended up with the 1 series because, for the same price as the M240i, this car was almost brand new, more modern, more economical, sunroof, etc.

 

[boogielander]

Thats the 1! lol I originally wanted a BMW M240i, F22 gen, but there wasn't good options in my city. I almost bought 1, but the mechanic's review showed that the car was hit hard in the rear quarter panel and the owner lied to me. I ended up with the 1 series because, for the same price as the M240i, this car was almost brand new, more modern, more economical, sunroof, etc.

i see. can't go wrong with a rwd M240 but also can't really go wrong with a hot hatch that's practical, economical, and offers some excitement.

makes me miss my mk6 GTI lol

 

[GrumpyOleMan]

2018 Ford Explorer Platinum, 3.5 EcoBoost
1994 Honda Goldwing SE 1500

 

[Spritle]

My Gen1 Raptor. Had a 18 GT350 that I sold a few years ago and looking to get into another. Really miss that car.

 

[onrebel]

Also have a 2017 Audi S3 with a few modifications. Lowered, cold-air intake, 3.5" downpipe, stage 2 ECU and TCU tune.

 

[HEMIJAKE]

My Gen1 Raptor. Had a 18 GT350 that I sold a few years ago and looking to get into another. Really miss that car.

I love that gray color on the 350's. They have been on my wishlist since they came out. I sold my mustang a couple years ago when the market was hot, and there are days that I truly regret it.

 

[tom318]

Been looking for this one for a while. Found the e39 m5 hot wheel. Now hopefully they eventually make it in blue!

 

[irishwake63]

 

[Mountain Whiskey]

Been looking for this one for a while. Found the e39 m5 hot wheel. Now hopefully they eventually make it in blue!
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I bet Duplicolor touch up pens have the color you seek.

 

[Jarrod32]

I'm probably an oddball with what I have in my shed...
A 1937 John Deere D, fully restored. It was in my father in law's backyard, rusting with weeds growing up around it. He said we could have it, so we found a local guy to restore it. Here he is driving it, and he has driven it in the local parades in his small town. When he knows he's gonna drive it, he's like a kid that has been waiting all year to ride the tilt-a-whirl at the fair.


I also have a 1949 John Deere M...when I was growing up, we had a model MT on the farm, and I spent some time driving that for various tasks. The M is very similar, and is easy to operate and fun to drive.

And finally, I also have a 1950 Ford 8N. The N series are truly iconic tractors in this country's agricultural history, and I have always liked them. Another tractor that is easy to operate, and to this day it holds up as being fully functional and worthy of doing any and all tasks necessary to manage a large yard or small acreage.


I take them around to a couple of tractor shows every summer. It is always fun shooting the bull with the old tractor guys (guess I am becoming one of those now) and seeing all the old school farm equipment.

 

[TyH2009]

Added this to the garage a few months ago. Not my first EV/Tesla.

 

[Av1]

I'm probably an oddball with what I have in my shed...
A 1937 John Deere D, fully restored. It was in my father in law's backyard, rusting with weeds growing up around it. He said we could have it, so we found a local guy to restore it. Here he is driving it, and he has driven it in the local parades in his small town. When he knows he's gonna drive it, he's like a kid that has been waiting all year to ride the tilt-a-whirl at the fair.
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I also have a 1949 John Deere M...when I was growing up, we had a model MT on the farm, and I spent some time driving that for various tasks. The M is very similar, and is easy to operate and fun to drive.
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And finally, I also have a 1950 Ford 8N. The N series are truly iconic tractors in this country's agricultural history, and I have always liked them. Another tractor that is easy to operate, and to this day it holds up as being fully functional and worthy of doing any and all tasks necessary to manage a large yard or small acreage.
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I take them around to a couple of tractor shows every summer. It is always fun shooting the bull with the old tractor guys (guess I am becoming one of those now) and seeing all the old school farm equipment.

Those are very cool.

 

[Ramroo]

I'm probably an oddball with what I have in my shed...
A 1937 John Deere D, fully restored. It was in my father in law's backyard, rusting with weeds growing up around it. He said we could have it, so we found a local guy to restore it. Here he is driving it, and he has driven it in the local parades in his small town. When he knows he's gonna drive it, he's like a kid that has been waiting all year to ride the tilt-a-whirl at the fair.
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I also have a 1949 John Deere M...when I was growing up, we had a model MT on the farm, and I spent some time driving that for various tasks. The M is very similar, and is easy to operate and fun to drive.
View attachment 168275
And finally, I also have a 1950 Ford 8N. The N series are truly iconic tractors in this country's agricultural history, and I have always liked them. Another tractor that is easy to operate, and to this day it holds up as being fully functional and worthy of doing any and all tasks necessary to manage a large yard or small acreage.
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I take them around to a couple of tractor shows every summer. It is always fun shooting the bull with the old tractor guys (guess I am becoming one of those now) and seeing all the old school farm equipment.

I have lots of time on Ford 8Ns pulling muck wagons.
Lots of time on Ford 2000, 3000 and 5000s as well.
Well made tough tractors.

 

[Dogpatch]

My new toy won’t fit in my garage so it’s parked beside it!

 

[seansmd]

 

[utlong31]

These are what get the garage space. Ram gets to stay outside.


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[Slutzk]

2013 Nissan Sentra SV

2023 Toyota Camery SE

2018 Yamaha YF250F

2020 Yamaha YFZ450R SE

2023 Yamaha AR190