Not a beater, but I drive my '08 Escape Limited. It works for me

 

I've been getting around in a '97 Escort. It's got good strong heat, starts right up and runs great. I can't wait to get the Mustang back out though, it's going to be a fun summer.

 

My winter beater is a1999 Subaru Forester

 

1992 accura integra(192,000 miles) very reliable/ and a 1994 gmc z71

 

98 camry 157 thousand miles and no issues yet. My wife has rubbed it up against a concrete pillar and almost broke the passenger mirror. It's the beater but runs good and rides so smooth.

 

Audi quattro - that is the ultimate winter beater.

 

1997 Ford Econoline conversion van

 

2004 F150STX- Don't know what I would do with out her.

 

1994 Ford Mondeo.

You can't see the dirt from here

 

04 F150 Lariat SCab

 

1994 Taurus SHO is my daily driver. Pretty fun "beater".

 

91' Acura Integra GS 4 door, an extreme POS, 186,000 milres, had to add some oil last week it was getting a little raucus, and the light was coming on in corners, added 3 1/2 quarts, the thing won't die.

 

Twin Turbo...Wow, from the angle of that picture, it looks like you need to butter the sides of the Mustang to get it through the Garage door!

Anyway, my foul weather service beater is an '82 Ford F250, 4X4, manual hubs, manual trans, manual 4X4, no radio, heater only has high speed fan, cracked windshield, 300 cube I6 motor, some rust, rest of the paint is bad but the wheels and tires make for a great snow traveler-even in 2WD.

 

AWD Toyota Highlander. Also doubles as a soccer taxi!

 

Wow, 2 91's and a 92 Integra.

 

A mint '97 Lincoln Continental with 40,000 miles on it. 4.6L - 32 Valve Intech V8 with FWD.

I got it 2 years ago with only 28,000 miles on it. Not bad for a 9 year old car at the time.

 

I bought a white 91 Integra new. I loved it. It was the best car I ever owned.

Now I dirve a 2002 Mountaineer.

 

Actually my Winter Ride and Summer Hauler, 2003 SporTrac XLT.

Equipped With; Interior Car Warmer, Block Heater, Battery Blanket, 4X4,
M&S Tires, 120lbs of Sandbags in back and Heated Leather Seats.

Pictured checking on Mustang in Hibernation til April.

 

Problem with mine is my sister bought it new in 91 and never did any maintenance. When I picked it up from her it was missing a front brake pad (yes they were stopping on the caliper) and one door would not stay shut cause the handle would stay up on the outside due to excessive tree sap, and the drivers door had to be opened from the outside due to broken handle inside. The timing belt gave out at 175,000 miles (original) put an new one in and it was singin' again.

 

my winter car was a 95 firebird but the block cracked about three weeks ago. Now I am driving my stang in the salt and snow . I hate winter