Vacation this month, can't decide if it's a good plan to take GT4
#17
Drive the car. I have taken mine on two smokies trips of roughly 2500 miles round trip each. Car has not melted yet.
Took my 5800 mile 11 RS on the last one. Now has over 9000 miles. Only worth half as much now. LOL
These autos are happiest when driven.
YMMV
Tal
Took my 5800 mile 11 RS on the last one. Now has over 9000 miles. Only worth half as much now. LOL
These autos are happiest when driven.
YMMV
Tal
#19
if your on vacation you don't want to think about someone screwing around with your car. take your daily driver. plus the GT4 isn't that great of a freeway cruiser. its for fun not transportation . carl
#21
Why the hell would you drive your GT4 1k miles and enjoy it, that sounds ridiculous! Obviously leave it in the garage and save it for the next owner, go rent a Toyota Yaris or something cute. Especially with the tire tread vaporizing at 7500 miles, you don't want to risk putting highway stress on them.
I have a better idea, rent a U-Haul with trailer to bring your car to your destination just so you look really cool. Don't bother taking it off since you don't want to risk tread wear or miles.
I have a better idea, rent a U-Haul with trailer to bring your car to your destination just so you look really cool. Don't bother taking it off since you don't want to risk tread wear or miles.
#24
Enjoy your car, I have 13k miles in 11 months, I can't care less about depreciation, I have enjoy this car on track and many road trips. Just added the Fabspeed competition exhaust and took a 1300 mile trip to the smokies mountains, I loved it even more now. Just do it!
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#27
Depreciation aside, treat a car like a daily driver and that's what it becomes. Make it a special experience, and it remains special. I've been through enough of these types of cars to have seen both sides of it. Not sure why savoring the experience of driving a car translates into saving miles for someone else for so many people here. Are they justifying their own actions or looking to make the low mile market on this vehicle smaller?
Keep it for the next ten years, but keep the experience fresh and new every time you drive it. When you make driving it mundane, the car becomes mundane.
Not sure why I bothered posting on this thread. People need to learn these things on their own or never learn at all.
Keep it for the next ten years, but keep the experience fresh and new every time you drive it. When you make driving it mundane, the car becomes mundane.
Not sure why I bothered posting on this thread. People need to learn these things on their own or never learn at all.
#28
I wasn't thinking as much about "the next guy" because I plan to keep this car a very long time. I'm just bouncing back and forth between "I've never taken this car out of town" and "I don't want to drive a bunch of junk miles down the 10"
I'm not taking it because of what 4carl made me think of, leaving the car parked on the side of the 1 while I play at the beach and then getting sand in the car. Once it's in there it never comes out.
I'm not taking it because of what 4carl made me think of, leaving the car parked on the side of the 1 while I play at the beach and then getting sand in the car. Once it's in there it never comes out.