POLE- Is it bad to drive my car?

[zrickety]

Apparently driving your car can lead to wear and tear?! And it gets dirty! Deer and door dings, stone chips and check engines.
We all know this thing could break down at any minute.
So...do you actually drive, bro?

 

[jay745]

no pole. don't care.

 

[Zillon]

came4pole

Left disppointed.

 

[Tk_mkv1]

a car is meant to be driven. I always make sure I park in a specific location to prevent door dings, ive never gotten one for my mk6 within 2.5 years. Deers happen, but I don't really live in the woods. Dirt can be easily cleaned away, stone chips happen and some aren't really noticeable.

Its a daily driver, not a show car. I keep all my cars in pristine, whether is a GTI or a boring sedan, I washed my acura and cleaned the interior even though I wanted get rid of it.

 

[Merkle]

Fail troll thread is fail.

 

[zrickety]

Quick draw McGraw, your pole is here. It takes 20 min beacause #dadlife

 

[Zillon]

My car never gets driven.

 

[rawbdog]

400+ miles a week.

 

[Tk_mkv1]

400+ miles a week.

this, but more like 300-400. rarely 250.

 

[Gunkata]

The quality of poles is really diminishing.

 

[Zillon]

The quality of poles is really diminishing.

The polemaster general has been slacking. And the assistant to the polemaster general has also been slacking.

 

[Do Work Son]

 

[Saabstory]

I drive 40,000 miles a year or more.

You read that right, there is not an extra 0 in there; 40,000 miles a year.

40,000 miles a year...

Trying to "save" mileage or maximize resale on a modern car is like trying to make money on used chewing gum. Once the wrapper is off there's no point anymore...

 

[kern417]

I drive 40,000 miles a year or more.

You read that right, there is not an extra 0 in there; 40,000 miles a year.

40,000 miles a year...

Trying to "save" mileage or maximize resale on a modern car is like trying to make money on used chewing gum. Once the wrapper is off there's no point anymore...

i'm not impressed. didn't even give me a semi-chub.

 

[thedude4bides]

I drive 40,000 miles a year or more.

You read that right, there is not an extra 0 in there; 40,000 miles a year.

40,000 miles a year...

Trying to "save" mileage or maximize resale on a modern car is like trying to make money on used chewing gum. Once the wrapper is off there's no point anymore...

Yep. It sucks.