Do you use your XLR as a daily driver/commuter car?

[Photo Girl]

And what a wonderful daily driver it is!!

Schooley's XLR has been a daily driver since it has been @ our house.

 

[Tiffany's Dad]

And what a wonderful daily driver it is!!

I really like all the "GO NAVY" bumper stickers across the back. Nice touch.

 

[ChicagoDave]

Schooley's XLR has been a daily driver since it has been @ our house.

And what a wonderful daily driver it is!!

I really like all the "GO NAVY" bumper stickers across the back. Nice touch.

Those blue stickers really are noticeable against the white bumper cover. But maybe the GO NAVY banner across the windshield may be a bit too much.

 

[sschooley]

Really????

I really like all the "GO NAVY" bumper stickers across the back. Nice touch.

Those blue stickers really are noticeable against the white bumper cover. But maybe the GO NAVY banner across the windshield may be a bit too much.

My My ......no end to the comedy club around here ......

Next week at this time we should be having a rockin great time. Can not wait!

Steve

 

[carterchapman]

I didn't see my colleague from the Allante site "MoneyPit" chime in yet - I seem to recall he drove his Northstar Allante for a LOT of miles. I drove my '93 Northstar Allante only 19,000 miles in 19 years. I enjoy my XLR so much that I've made it my daily driver - as a semi-retired guy, it comes out to 9,000 miles a year, and when I have to leave a car at the airport, I leave my Denali - but it is now only getting driven about 3,000 miles a year. Actually, my XLR is my "Obama" economy car - I've been averaging 24MPG - that beats a lot of "clown" cars.

In 10 years, I'll be 75 and I hope my XLR is just getting broken in with about 130,000 miles on it...

 

[sschooley]

I drove my '93 Northstar Allante only 19,000 miles in 19 years. I enjoy my XLR so much.......
In 10 years, I hope my XLR is just getting broken in with about 130,000 miles on it...

I really like the'93 Allante's. None better!! Especially the polo green!
I also hope all goes as you plan and wish!

Warmest Regards!

Steve

 

[agwondra]

My XLR is my daily driver (23 mi 1 way). In Apr 2011 I retired with an offer I wouldn't turn down a 2nd time. In Feb 2012 they asked me to come back as a consultant with an offer I couldn't refuse (the infinite wisdom of Sr management). This last winter we had only 24" of snow all season, most in Dec and Jan. Not sure what I am going to do this winter as I know it does not like the snow at all and the probability of 2 consecutive winters in MN with record small snow falls is pretty slim, and I know the project will not be done before the snow starts to fly around here.

 

[CoCoXLR]

Not mine. I have a little gas sipper for the daily grind, and then save the XLR for the grander times. When the gas sipper mercifully dies, I'm going to get a battery powered car for the zipping around town, which is most of my driving, and then save the XLR for special events.