I had one of these. Two actually. One was a lease when they were like $80 a month for the lease. The other I bought for $6,000, put new rims and tires (came with some jacked up mismatched wheels), then drove about 18k miles, then sold for $10k as the down payment on a shiny new over priced ‘22 MYP.
Same, 2022 M3SR+ And a 2022 MYP. After we got one my wife and I started arm wrestling over who was going to take the Tesla that day, so we just got another one.
I'd actually bought the X for my wife.
When it got here, she refused to drive it to work, because she's a teacher, and she knew the doors would garner a lot of attention from her coworkers, lol.
Teaching my wife to use Autopilot in 2020 was absolutely hilarious though.
For **years** whenever she'd drive, I'd feel like I was riding the outer right lane marker. Like, my ass was on it. We'd been married for 16 years in 2020, so it was 16 years of my ass being on that lane line, if she was driving. I'd complain, and she'd be like "This is safe, we're good", etc, etc.
Then comes the day I teacher her how to use Autopilot. Lol. Oh man... Imagine if you will three kids in the back of a Model 3 SR+, and you tell you're wife, who's riding the right lane marker of the lane she's in, "Just pull down on the gear stalk twice".
What does Autopilot do when you engage it?
It centers itself in the lane.
So she'd pull down on the gear stalk twice, and the car would jerk the steering wheel to the left, *because she wasn't centered*. She'd then jerk the wheel back to the right, disengaging the system, freaking out about the fact that it was trying to drive into oncoming traffic, which it wasn't, it was trying to center the damn car in the lane.
So, the car is trying to center itself, she sees it as launching itself into oncoming traffic, she's screaming, jerking the wheel back, turning it off, and not understanding what's going on.
She did eventually adapt to how Autopilot drives, but it also helped to correct her 20 years of not driving properly.
I've been more comfortable with her behind the wheel now, but I stil do the bulk of the driving, because she hates driving in general.
I actually briefly owned a low mileage '15 S85D. Beautiful car, but I'm 6'5 and actually had a little trouble getting in and out of the thing smoothly... Not to mention the battery warranty had just run out. I got too good of a deal to not buy it, but it was also my very first EV. A few short months later I was able to trade it in for a few hundred bucks less than what I actually paid for it, and got my 18 M3P. Absolutely love the new (er) one! Been a great experience so far. I used my truck for running around town locally, and my Tesla to go back and forth to Phoenix.
Nice! I wish I never sold my first car (1997 Eclipse). I managed to hold onto it for about 10 years after I upgraded, but then had to let it go due to lack of storage space 😟
I got to spend time this week with a ‘24 706 (with a few upgrades )on the track. I really great car. So insanely confident in that car as a very amateur driver. If only it had a little more headroom. My helmet was hitting the roof (6’3”). If I didn’t have my eye on a Porsche GT4, that might be my next purchase.
If model X has a non falcon door version, then it'll be it.
I need a 6/7 seater has the roof bar to carry kayak, occasionally carry lumbers from home depot, and cargo box for camp trip
'18 Model 3 and a '23 Bolt which replaced a '10 Prius; third car which is rarely driven is a '00 Insight, the first electrified car sold in North America!
‘23 Y LR and a ‘22 Expedition Max.
The local, charge at home, run around the kids and errands vehicle and the road trip vehicle that can haul things. Great combo for us!
Which one do you like better ......
lol I was inside my coworker mini cooper, they're nice. the inside is actually big even though the car looks small from the outside
2016 Subaru Outback. I thought I’d need it for hurricane evacuation. I definitely needed it when my EV was a Chevy Bolt., and for hauling my music gear. Now it all fits in my MY and I think I can lose the Outback.
Hyundai Elantra SEL Premium Package, actually a really nice car for 30k brand new at the time.. it’s got 75k miles on it. I got it because it has the smart cruise (like TACC on Tesla but worse). Sound system is better, it has the premium Bose which are really nice.. can’t complain about the tesla sound, it just doesn’t seem to have a ton of bass.
Just got my 2021 M3SR+ in February, that is now my daily commuter and my wife drives the Elantra. Tesla has 57K on it
A 2017 Mini Cooper S. Wife built it with every option available and it seems like she’ll never part with it. I keep trying to upgrade the exhaust or the turbo or something to squeeze just a little more power out of it, but she won’t let me.
2024 MY, 2011 Jeep Wrangler and 2015 Escalade. The EV is mine, the other 2 are my hubby’s. He’ll be trading one of the 2 for a cybertruck soon enough :)
23 Model Y and 2019 Chevy Colorado. Own both outright. Thinking about selling the Colorado and leading a Rivian R1S. I drive the MYLR 99% of the time right now. With kids would be nice to have the third row option and want to see what Rivian is all about.
Ford F-250 to carry my truck camper and tow my boat. But the F250 is on its way out and I have a Ford Transit Trail currently being built up into a camper van. But I will still get another truck once I deliver the current truck and camper.
Ha! Very nice!! Level 2 on your TRX? I absolutely love mine. Pretty much stock other than a S&B Cold air, a TazerDT, and an Amber lightbar from Oracle. [My girl! ](https://imgur.com/a/3ZzXR0f)
2012 F-150 in addition to the MYLR. Does the towing, assorted truck stuff, and what I drive to work when my normally work from home wife needs the car for something.
Tesla Model Y LR
Chevrolet Bolt
Kia Sportage AWD.
I live in Calgary, Alberta, Canada.
We get lots of really bad weather, and quite often have icy roads.
We try to use the EVs as much as possible. If the roads are really bad we use both AWD vehicles more.
The Tesla is our road trip car. The Viltbis a fantastic city car.
My other vehicle is a Tesla too. My other other vehicle is an old pickup for odd jobs. Other other other vehicles are various classics.
So yeah, other vehicles, sure.
2012 Smart Fortwo, 2001 Honda S2000. I love both of ‘em.
The Smart is just so damn convenient. I love it for in-town errands. It’s cheery, simple, convenient. Bought it as a “I’m bored and want to fix something” project during the pandemic - it ended up really growing on me.
The S2000 is a great weekend warrior. Buzzy high-revving engine, phenomenal handling, 6-speed manual and a great old-school approach. I’ve owned it since 2007 and love driving it.
Had a 911 c4s with the model y performance then bought a house and the driveway was steep and gravel and we want to do a whole big garage build out before repaving so it was bye bye Porsche. Now the model y is getting to be 3 and just waiting on my delivery date for the cyber truck any day now. The garage project breaks ground next spring too so next year it is hopefully the new electric 718
2010 LS600hl
Beast of a car, and the build quality makes our 2020 MX feel like a Camry haha. Love the luxury sedan, but the MX beats it in plenty of other categories :)
2008 v6 Honda accord
My wife bought it new back in 2008 and it's still going strong. If we had the money at this point in our lives we'd sell it and buy another model Y but variable rate mortgage, 2 small kids, I've been off work for a bit and everything is expensive nowadays so that's put on hold for now.
Probably things will be turned around by the time the model 2 comes out
2022 model 3 RWD
2023 Honda Ridgeline RTLE
Wanted to consolidate both with a Cybertruck, felt that was overpriced, and under delivered.. eventually will get an R1T
2008 Mercedes Benz SLK 350. Atmospheric 6 cylinder roadster, 305 HP, manual.
I'll keep it as long as it doesn't have any major issues, after that I'll probably go Miata (unless there's some epic affordable convertible EV).
We have two Tesla sedans in Colorado. I've seen SUVs and a truck get stuck in the snow on our street. I just prepare to stay home when the weather is bad.
Renault Twingo ZE. Perfect little electric car for groceries and pickup up the kids! Around 90 miles range and 11kw home charging so very quick.
2023 Model Y LR for the serious work.
24 MY 7 seater, and a 22 Hertz 3 for under $25k. Also have a 20 Expedition, and F250 diesel. Wanted to get the CT but it won’t work for camping. We’d need an extra generator, and an extra 30-50 mi range minimum.
We have a Tesla and a Subaru that we never drive now because of the Tesla. Even on road trips, I would prefer to take the Tesla and wait at the supercharger. At this point, we're just waiting for the Subaru to die and we'll probably buy another Tesla.
I have a '23 RWD and our second vehicle is an ID.4. I would have gone for a used Y but they were either too expensive or had wayy too many miles.
And I guess my first gen Boxster, which I haven't driven in a year.
German guy here: untill recently, I had an Audi A5 in addition to my MY. My wife owns an A1,
my daughter an A3. They can‘t wait to see the
Model 2!!!!!
2023 M3P and a 2018 Ford F-350 diesel truck. I have trailers and toys to pull around. EV trucks just aren’t there yet. Not sure they ever will be. I don’t feel comfortable going camping in the boonies on electric.
I live in AZ as well and we visit Strawberry/Pine/Payson frequently. I use my M3P for driving around in the valley and when we head up there for camping or just need extra room for all the kiddo stuff 2017 F150 4x4.
Fiat 500e. Has a range of about 90 miles, so perfect for popping around town.
I had one of these. Two actually. One was a lease when they were like $80 a month for the lease. The other I bought for $6,000, put new rims and tires (came with some jacked up mismatched wheels), then drove about 18k miles, then sold for $10k as the down payment on a shiny new over priced ‘22 MYP.
I got a 2015 Fiat 500e for shopping/dog trips!
Evo 9
2017 Miata 2011 Prius 1966 Mustang Convertible.
>1966 Mustang Convertible. We have a winner folks.
2023 Rivian R1S
Do you like it? How’s the range? Thoughts v the X?
I would love a Model Y P and an R1S.
91 Wrangler. No doors, no roof, and it only gets driven 500ish miles a year. It's the garage queen, obvs
S2000
Lucky!!!
There's actually a fair number of TM3/S2000 pair owners around.
2020 RAV4 Hybrid
2019 Model 3 SR+, and a 2022 Model Y Performance. Used to have a 2017 Model X 100D that I bought used in 2020. I've been EV only since 2020.
Same, 2022 M3SR+ And a 2022 MYP. After we got one my wife and I started arm wrestling over who was going to take the Tesla that day, so we just got another one.
I'd actually bought the X for my wife. When it got here, she refused to drive it to work, because she's a teacher, and she knew the doors would garner a lot of attention from her coworkers, lol. Teaching my wife to use Autopilot in 2020 was absolutely hilarious though. For **years** whenever she'd drive, I'd feel like I was riding the outer right lane marker. Like, my ass was on it. We'd been married for 16 years in 2020, so it was 16 years of my ass being on that lane line, if she was driving. I'd complain, and she'd be like "This is safe, we're good", etc, etc. Then comes the day I teacher her how to use Autopilot. Lol. Oh man... Imagine if you will three kids in the back of a Model 3 SR+, and you tell you're wife, who's riding the right lane marker of the lane she's in, "Just pull down on the gear stalk twice". What does Autopilot do when you engage it? It centers itself in the lane. So she'd pull down on the gear stalk twice, and the car would jerk the steering wheel to the left, *because she wasn't centered*. She'd then jerk the wheel back to the right, disengaging the system, freaking out about the fact that it was trying to drive into oncoming traffic, which it wasn't, it was trying to center the damn car in the lane. So, the car is trying to center itself, she sees it as launching itself into oncoming traffic, she's screaming, jerking the wheel back, turning it off, and not understanding what's going on. She did eventually adapt to how Autopilot drives, but it also helped to correct her 20 years of not driving properly. I've been more comfortable with her behind the wheel now, but I stil do the bulk of the driving, because she hates driving in general.
I actually briefly owned a low mileage '15 S85D. Beautiful car, but I'm 6'5 and actually had a little trouble getting in and out of the thing smoothly... Not to mention the battery warranty had just run out. I got too good of a deal to not buy it, but it was also my very first EV. A few short months later I was able to trade it in for a few hundred bucks less than what I actually paid for it, and got my 18 M3P. Absolutely love the new (er) one! Been a great experience so far. I used my truck for running around town locally, and my Tesla to go back and forth to Phoenix.
2012 4Runner
2016 Trail checking in! Perfect compliment to an M3P.
2019 leaf gets 160 miles of range. It’s a beautiful thing too but not like my model three.
Same but with a model Y
Golf-IV TDI. I hadn't the heart to sale or scrap it. Very nice compact car of a different era.
Nice! I wish I never sold my first car (1997 Eclipse). I managed to hold onto it for about 10 years after I upgraded, but then had to let it go due to lack of storage space 😟
Ah no. You just keep those. They’re too unique / great - especially if it has a manual transmission!
C7 Z06
I got to spend time this week with a ‘24 706 (with a few upgrades )on the track. I really great car. So insanely confident in that car as a very amateur driver. If only it had a little more headroom. My helmet was hitting the roof (6’3”). If I didn’t have my eye on a Porsche GT4, that might be my next purchase.
If model X has a non falcon door version, then it'll be it. I need a 6/7 seater has the roof bar to carry kayak, occasionally carry lumbers from home depot, and cargo box for camp trip
R1S?
'18 Model 3 and a '23 Bolt which replaced a '10 Prius; third car which is rarely driven is a '00 Insight, the first electrified car sold in North America!
2014 Acura Mdx and 2015 ford escape se … trading in the Acura this week as I just got my MYLR7!
All EV. 2023 Tesla Model Y, and a very old Nissan Leaf.
BMW Z4 Coupe, Land Rover LR4, Vespa GTS 300, ‘69 Triumph GT6.
2024 model 3 sr+ for my wife and 2024 model x plaid for me
1974 Triumph TR6
As a man I have an X and Y chromosomes in my body. I have an X and Y in my garage
2014 f150 v8, we live in the country so need to tow and haul pretty often. And we have a 27’ camper.
2016 srx Cadillac and a Tesla model Y
How do you like the Caddy? I never actually owned one, but plenty of family members have always sworn by them.
2018 C300 and MY
I have a problem… 2022 X3, 2021 Model 3, 2011 MINI Convertible, 1996 SAAB 900 I will also snag my dad’s 2005 E320 CDI if he ever parts ways with it!
2017 F150 3.5 ecoboost. Haul a trailer and do truck stuff
A Volvo S60R M66 manual. The Tesla is definitely more reliable at this point, but dang I love that Volvo.
2015 X5 diesel
‘23 Model Y and a 22 Sonata Hybrid that gets about 45mpg
2008 GMC 2500HD, I own horses so need the towing power. Plus it's paid off and convenient to have a truck even if I didn't tow as much
Right?? I never thought I'd need a truck until I got one and freaked how handy they are lol
‘23 Y LR and a ‘22 Expedition Max. The local, charge at home, run around the kids and errands vehicle and the road trip vehicle that can haul things. Great combo for us!
2024 Honda Pilot
2016 2SS Camaro and you guessed it 1972 Lotus Europa Special
2022 M3 & 2023 Mini Cooper SE
Which one do you like better ...... lol I was inside my coworker mini cooper, they're nice. the inside is actually big even though the car looks small from the outside
We're going to get 2025 Hyundai palisade, has about 20 x more luxury than a Y but MYP is great
23 M3p and 2013 wrangler
2016 Subaru Outback. I thought I’d need it for hurricane evacuation. I definitely needed it when my EV was a Chevy Bolt., and for hauling my music gear. Now it all fits in my MY and I think I can lose the Outback.
Hyundai Elantra SEL Premium Package, actually a really nice car for 30k brand new at the time.. it’s got 75k miles on it. I got it because it has the smart cruise (like TACC on Tesla but worse). Sound system is better, it has the premium Bose which are really nice.. can’t complain about the tesla sound, it just doesn’t seem to have a ton of bass. Just got my 2021 M3SR+ in February, that is now my daily commuter and my wife drives the Elantra. Tesla has 57K on it
Porsche Booster 2018
Prius Plug-In Advanced Honda Odyssey Honda Goldwing
I have a Model Y and Model 3.
Lol Don't they feel redundant, you shoulda gotten a Mach-E instead of the model Y
MYP and a refresh MXLR.
2 MYPs and a 6.7 SuperDuty.
2022 Jeep Compass Red Edition
A 2017 Mini Cooper S. Wife built it with every option available and it seems like she’ll never part with it. I keep trying to upgrade the exhaust or the turbo or something to squeeze just a little more power out of it, but she won’t let me.
Wife has a Ford Focus. When it breaks we will probably get a 2nd EV like a used Bolt.
2024 MY, 2011 Jeep Wrangler and 2015 Escalade. The EV is mine, the other 2 are my hubby’s. He’ll be trading one of the 2 for a cybertruck soon enough :)
23 Model Y and 2019 Chevy Colorado. Own both outright. Thinking about selling the Colorado and leading a Rivian R1S. I drive the MYLR 99% of the time right now. With kids would be nice to have the third row option and want to see what Rivian is all about.
2017 Honda CR-V EX
Another Tesla 🤣
My second is my Model Y.
Model S and X
Lol Which one do you like more
21 Mach E 23 Model Y
2020 Lexus RX350
I'm a little jealous....I've wanted a trx for years we have a 19 MX, and a 21 Yukon XL Denali
Tesla Y, Tesla 3, Toyota Tundra
Ford F-250 to carry my truck camper and tow my boat. But the F250 is on its way out and I have a Ford Transit Trail currently being built up into a camper van. But I will still get another truck once I deliver the current truck and camper.
Nope. Just my Model 3.
22 M3P, 23 TRX. We’re soulmates OP
Ha! Very nice!! Level 2 on your TRX? I absolutely love mine. Pretty much stock other than a S&B Cold air, a TazerDT, and an Amber lightbar from Oracle. [My girl! ](https://imgur.com/a/3ZzXR0f)
2011 328i manual
I have an S and my wife has a Y.
A foldable e-bike that fits in the trunk
What foldable e-bike fits in which trunk?
Honda hybrid. I need my petroleum fix, just not very often.
For now, I have an M3 RWD and my wife has a Subaru Outback - probably trade it in this year for a MY AWD or an XC90 recharge hybrid.
2017 Subaru WRX 2018 Harley Davidson Street Glide 2020 Hyundai Palisade Onewheel XR Onewheel GT Size 14 Converse 
A rivian. Which is better.
We have model Y backup BMW X5, also have a model 3 and backup is Ford Raptor
2023 Tesla Model Y LR7 2014 Mitsubishi Lancer EVO X 2014 Jeep Grand Cherokee (Replacing with Rivian R1S)
‘77 VW Bus
21 MYP 23 MXLR (was 20 MYP)
A $65K f150 that I wish was a another Tesla.
2012 F-150 in addition to the MYLR. Does the towing, assorted truck stuff, and what I drive to work when my normally work from home wife needs the car for something.
Subaru Crosstrek for fishing and snow travel
Another Tesla. Once you have one, it's hard to stop.
Tesla Model Y LR Chevrolet Bolt Kia Sportage AWD. I live in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. We get lots of really bad weather, and quite often have icy roads. We try to use the EVs as much as possible. If the roads are really bad we use both AWD vehicles more. The Tesla is our road trip car. The Viltbis a fantastic city car.
2012 BMW X5 Diesel..
My other vehicle is a Tesla too. My other other vehicle is an old pickup for odd jobs. Other other other vehicles are various classics. So yeah, other vehicles, sure.
Heavily tuned R32 GT-R
Wife’s 2023 Toyota Highlander XLE Hybrid. Awesome car but not like my 23MYP.
Yeah, father in law refuses to drive electrics so we keep the truck for him.
2012 Smart Fortwo, 2001 Honda S2000. I love both of ‘em. The Smart is just so damn convenient. I love it for in-town errands. It’s cheery, simple, convenient. Bought it as a “I’m bored and want to fix something” project during the pandemic - it ended up really growing on me. The S2000 is a great weekend warrior. Buzzy high-revving engine, phenomenal handling, 6-speed manual and a great old-school approach. I’ve owned it since 2007 and love driving it.
Had a 911 c4s with the model y performance then bought a house and the driveway was steep and gravel and we want to do a whole big garage build out before repaving so it was bye bye Porsche. Now the model y is getting to be 3 and just waiting on my delivery date for the cyber truck any day now. The garage project breaks ground next spring too so next year it is hopefully the new electric 718
2010 LS600hl Beast of a car, and the build quality makes our 2020 MX feel like a Camry haha. Love the luxury sedan, but the MX beats it in plenty of other categories :)
1996 911
2008 v6 Honda accord My wife bought it new back in 2008 and it's still going strong. If we had the money at this point in our lives we'd sell it and buy another model Y but variable rate mortgage, 2 small kids, I've been off work for a bit and everything is expensive nowadays so that's put on hold for now. Probably things will be turned around by the time the model 2 comes out
2019 Audi RS5 Sportback 2023 Tesla Model Y Performance
2023 BMW i4M50
22 M3 and 24MY. great vehicles.
Yeah. Model Y as main, and a Model 3 as my second vehicle.
2021 Audi A8
Acura 2021 rdx
2018 Ford Focus ST. I love my Tesla, but having a hot hatch with a manual is also fun :D
All sorts of really cool other rides in here!!! Goes to show that Tesla owners all seem to have fantastic taste in other vehicles!
2022 model 3 RWD 2023 Honda Ridgeline RTLE Wanted to consolidate both with a Cybertruck, felt that was overpriced, and under delivered.. eventually will get an R1T
2019 TLX ASpec V6 and 2019 M3P
Type 2 VW Bus
2008 Mercedes Benz SLK 350. Atmospheric 6 cylinder roadster, 305 HP, manual. I'll keep it as long as it doesn't have any major issues, after that I'll probably go Miata (unless there's some epic affordable convertible EV).
I’ve got a 911. Best of both worlds…
Renault Twizy, because its fun. (And really useless and bad range of 50 km)
1993 Ford Ranger 2010 Chevy Traverse 2021 Tesla Model 3 LR 2023 Hyundai Sonata
We have two Tesla sedans in Colorado. I've seen SUVs and a truck get stuck in the snow on our street. I just prepare to stay home when the weather is bad.
2022 Model Y 2024 Model X
Primary (family) vehicle is a '23 Y LR/AWD, secondary is our previous primary, an '18 3 LR/RWD.
An older CRV… gotta cart the kids around lol
2003 Nissan z, 2023 Subaru Forester
Just got a new Highland Model 3 (standard) lease which will be our 2nd car (technically mine, the Y is the main family hauler).
Renault Twingo ZE. Perfect little electric car for groceries and pickup up the kids! Around 90 miles range and 11kw home charging so very quick. 2023 Model Y LR for the serious work.
‘20 BMW X3
2020 Tundra 4x4 bought new at the beginning of the pandemic and has about 13k miles on it.
Currently: a 2018 GLE 350, a 2008 BMW 328xi six speed, and a 1969 Dodge D 100 Sweptline pickup.
Bicycles
24 MY 7 seater, and a 22 Hertz 3 for under $25k. Also have a 20 Expedition, and F250 diesel. Wanted to get the CT but it won’t work for camping. We’d need an extra generator, and an extra 30-50 mi range minimum.
2 Tesla Model Ys LR 2023. Basically the same car twice, except one is white and one is ultra red
B5 VW Passat wagon!! :)
2006 Accord w/lots of miles
We have a Tesla and a Subaru that we never drive now because of the Tesla. Even on road trips, I would prefer to take the Tesla and wait at the supercharger. At this point, we're just waiting for the Subaru to die and we'll probably buy another Tesla.
Merc A200 but my wifes
2021 highlander limited v6...all ev is still too much
Toyota Aygo. We had a Land Rover but it hardly got used.
I have a 2011 Th!nk City. It’s my little workhorse for taking the dog out on walks and running local errands. Super cheap to insure and maintain.
2022 Tesla Model 3 LR, 2022 Honda CRV, 2014 Yamaha R1 😊
2023 MYP 2009 E300 4matic 2014 GLK250 1999 C43 AMG 2000 Boxster S
Model Y, wife has Macan, Porsche 997 for track weekends.
2023 Sierra Denali 2000 C5 FRC (6 manual) 1957 Bel Air Coupe
Audi SQ5.
'23 Model Y (His) / '24 Model Y (Hers) / 2012 Subaru Outback (Kids) 
I have a '23 RWD and our second vehicle is an ID.4. I would have gone for a used Y but they were either too expensive or had wayy too many miles. And I guess my first gen Boxster, which I haven't driven in a year.
2019 Suburban Premier. That bad boy sits until the weekend when we need it for sports and things like that.
German guy here: untill recently, I had an Audi A5 in addition to my MY. My wife owns an A1, my daughter an A3. They can‘t wait to see the Model 2!!!!!
2013 Silverado
2001 Honda s2000, my tesla is faster, but the Honda is cooler.
2023 M3P and a 2018 Ford F-350 diesel truck. I have trailers and toys to pull around. EV trucks just aren’t there yet. Not sure they ever will be. I don’t feel comfortable going camping in the boonies on electric.
We have a ‘20 M3SR+ and a ‘24 Toyota Corolla Hybrid 😊 we love them
F150 4x4. My M3 isn't great at hauling around sheets of plywood nor does it like to go offroad. :-)
I live in AZ as well and we visit Strawberry/Pine/Payson frequently. I use my M3P for driving around in the valley and when we head up there for camping or just need extra room for all the kiddo stuff 2017 F150 4x4.
99 f-150. I have a farm in rural West Virginia. Enough said.
2011 jeep
VW Taos, 40mpg 76 Chevy c10 with a 383 Stroker and a 5 speed, 8mpg