skill with automatic??
4th Gear Member
Joined: Dec 2005
Posts: 1,324
From: Ohioland, Ohio
RE: skill with automatic??
ORIGINAL: echarlemagne
ok so on the expressway at about 1:30 AM the expressway is empty... so im driving home and some p*$$y altima (looked like an 08)
ok so on the expressway at about 1:30 AM the expressway is empty... so im driving home and some p*$$y altima (looked like an 08)
That p*ssy Altima just handed you your ***! [sm=laughat.gif]
Wash Rinse Repeat
Joined: Feb 2006
Posts: 6,312
From: Michigan
RE: skill with automatic??
I'm going to be honest with you guys... the new 2.5L's would run with the OP's car as it stands lol, high 15 second car
a 3.5L... even the base model would lay a slaughter
a 3.5L... even the base model would lay a slaughter
Pro. B.S. caller outer
Joined: May 2004
Posts: 9,644
From: IL
RE: skill with automatic??
ORIGINAL: BicketyBam
My '05 2.5 Altima gets about29 mpg, with 80% highway driving. And it's not as nutless as some other 4 banger sedans.
My '05 2.5 Altima gets about29 mpg, with 80% highway driving. And it's not as nutless as some other 4 banger sedans.
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Joined: Jul 2006
Posts: 3,063
From: TX
RE: skill with automatic??
ORIGINAL: echarlemagne
my friend said "if you knew how to drive better you would've won" but what exactly does he mean?
my friend said "if you knew how to drive better you would've won" but what exactly does he mean?
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Joined: Apr 2005
Posts: 3,584
From: CT
RE: skill with automatic??
ORIGINAL: JD1969
That's good to hear. I am sure she will get a bit worse as her driving is more like 40% highway and 60% city, I am thinking mid 20's for her, but anything is better than the 14 mpg she gets in the Jeep (although when I drive it I get around 16 city). Good news is that I get the Jeep
ORIGINAL: BicketyBam
My '05 2.5 Altima gets about29 mpg, with 80% highway driving. And it's not as nutless as some other 4 banger sedans.
My '05 2.5 Altima gets about29 mpg, with 80% highway driving. And it's not as nutless as some other 4 banger sedans.
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Joined: Feb 2008
Posts: 1,447
From: Charlottesville, VA
RE: skill with automatic??
ORIGINAL: Morbid Intentions
I'm going to be honest with you guys... the new 2.5L's would run with the OP's car as it stands lol, high 15 second car
a 3.5L... even the base model would lay a slaughter
I'm going to be honest with you guys... the new 2.5L's would run with the OP's car as it stands lol, high 15 second car
a 3.5L... even the base model would lay a slaughter
4th Gear Member
Joined: Apr 2007
Posts: 1,196
From: Georgia
RE: skill with automatic??
ORIGINAL: doodad
that means, he is gay and he is hitting on you. can't u tell?
ORIGINAL: echarlemagne
my friend said "if you knew how to drive better you would've won" but what exactly does he mean?
my friend said "if you knew how to drive better you would've won" but what exactly does he mean?
...right, lol.
2nd Gear Member
Joined: Nov 2007
Posts: 174
From: Michigan
RE: skill with automatic??
ORIGINAL: BicketyBam
25 mpg sounds about right. The one complaint I have about the car is that it just won't hold an alignment. I have to take it in again. And the front wheel wobbles back and forth at highway speed and occaisonly gets worse when you hit the brakes (sometimes it does it, sometimes it doesn't). Car has 93k on it and it's been through 2 sets of tires and one set of brakes.
ORIGINAL: JD1969
That's good to hear. I am sure she will get a bit worse as her driving is more like 40% highway and 60% city, I am thinking mid 20's for her, but anything is better than the 14 mpg she gets in the Jeep (although when I drive it I get around 16 city). Good news is that I get the Jeep
ORIGINAL: BicketyBam
My '05 2.5 Altima gets about29 mpg, with 80% highway driving. And it's not as nutless as some other 4 banger sedans.
My '05 2.5 Altima gets about29 mpg, with 80% highway driving. And it's not as nutless as some other 4 banger sedans.
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Joined: Feb 2007
Posts: 11,302
From: North Carolina
RE: skill with automatic??
ORIGINAL: JD1969
That's good to hear. I am sure she will get a bit worse as her driving is more like 40% highway and 60% city, I am thinking mid 20's for her, but anything is better than the 14 mpg she gets in the Jeep (although when I drive it I get around 16 city). Good news is that I get the Jeep
ORIGINAL: BicketyBam
My '05 2.5 Altima gets about29 mpg, with 80% highway driving. And it's not as nutless as some other 4 banger sedans.
My '05 2.5 Altima gets about29 mpg, with 80% highway driving. And it's not as nutless as some other 4 banger sedans.