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Ok, let's see those rides!!!


Figured I start a picture thread for all makes and models you might have currently in the garage ...I'll start it off with my current fleet, although I recently put the Porsche up for sale so might as post it while I still have her....

what's in your garage/driveway these days???


the daily
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the 718
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the Rubi
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2020 Cayenne S
Dolomite Silver metallic over black full leather
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F10 && F15
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chassis wrote
2020 Cayenne S
Dolomite Silver metallic over black full leather
I thought I recognized your name from rennlist :)

Anyway, here is my Cayenne S as well.
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gatorfast wrote
I thought I recognized your name from rennlist :)

Anyway, here is my Cayenne S as well.
you sold the Cayman?
1M. Only car. Over 100k miles.
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M2C, X5 45e, F150 Platinum
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Getting ready to say good by to a old friend. This F31 M spec has been one of the best cars I have ever owned.

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From oldest to newest (time owned)

Big Bertha doing what she do

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The Cayenne with Big Berthas brother Free Willy in the background

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We got Ghost who spends his days trolling haters around here

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The newest addition baby Miata with his family

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We try to grab a new one like this every year.
Since there's usually at least one vehicle change.
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SoCal_NSX wrote
you sold the Cayman?
I did. Had it for 3 years and really didn’t drive it much as it didn’t fit well into my lifestyle (commute to work, active young kids, etc). Went for one “do it all” vehicle and very happy with the Cayenne at this point in my life.
Mazda CX-50

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G87 M2

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Just the Q7 and RS5. I'm looking to add a weekend toy soon.
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2023 M3 6MT

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Don't really have a "recent" pic but a 2023 X7

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wtwo3 wrote
2023 M3 6MT

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Do you use Continental DWS as your summer tires on the M3?

They`re awesome all season tires. I use them on one of my car as winter tires. They are fun to have as winter tires. They handle great in the snow and at the same time you can have some fun when you want.

I`m only asking because I find that if I push the car in dry pavement they are not as good as summer tires.
The Dark Knight
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PcarFan wrote
wtwo3 wrote
2023 M3 6MT

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Do you use Continental DWS as your summer tires on the M3?

They`re awesome all season tires. I use them on one of my car as winter tires. They are fun to have as winter tires. They handle great in the snow and at the same time you can have some fun when you want.

I`m only asking because I find that if I push the car in dry pavement they are not as good as summer tires.
I'm in a weird spot with tire choice.... I had plans for separate winter/summer setup, but wanted to run all-seasons because of how unpredictable chicagoland weather is in the spring/fall seasons. Then ended up just keeping the all seasons on - but now we're talking about a 3rd car for winter driving so I may end up just keeping summers on the car.

Totally get the all seasons not measuring up to summer tires on dry pavement. But I suppose since I haven't been tracking the car, for spirited street driving they've served their purpose well.
attended a car show this past weekend, mine is the red '67 flanked by my buddy's '70 W31 and my other buds '71 SS Chevelle
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Do you use Continental DWS as your summer tires on the M3?

They`re awesome all season tires. I use them on one of my car as winter tires. They are fun to have as winter tires. They handle great in the snow and at the same time you can have some fun when you want.

I`m only asking because I find that if I push the car in dry pavement they are not as good as summer tires.[/QUOTE]

I have the Conti DWS06+ on my 23 8C year round and love them. They grip and handle as well as the GY summers that came stock and I’ve done a few short spins and power slides with them. If I have any disappointment with them, the wet traction isn’t as good as summers, but not terrible by any means. Plus they’re so quiet and comfortable!