Lust for adventure 3.3 cheat plus#

The 2-car solution works better, but costs more and gets you less if you view each vehicle independently. I've been seriously considering getting a 40-50mpg car and an F150 (or RAM). Not essential at all, but I really want it and it would help with my side-hustle. I would like to do some soft-roading, but it's not essential right now. No ground clearance/capability- I do dirt roads and fire roads+ with this and have been in situations I should not have been. I pine after heated seats and adaptive cruise control, both of which would be incredible. I replaced the speakers, this only helped a little (but enough I can stand it). VERY basic- the stereo is better than some I've had, but much worse than others. I'm also someone who cares about climate change, and with how many miles I drive, I feel this is the minimum I 'should' be driving already.

Every $ I spend on gas, is a $ that comes out of my business profits. MPGS- could be even better at this point, for both power and weight, as the car is 9 years old. This is a quirky car, and for some reason I like that. Theft- no one wants this, and no one can drive it because it's a stick anyways. (I also have no payment as I bought this outright in 18' for $7500) It still burns only 0.1 quarts of oil over 10,000 miles as well- it's running just like new still. This is not THAT important to me.Ĭheap- basic means cheap and there's very little to go wrong on this car from engine to electronics. I like that it does what I want it to do, when I tell it.

Also, despite the meager HP, it somehow does just fine even when fully loaded up, unlike a honda fit I used to own or even an impreza I had, both of which became tractor-trailer like on the interstate when loaded to the ceiling/stuff on top.Ĭontrol- it has a stick, completely defeatable traction control, a real cable e-brake, very little electronics. There's something to be said here for safety too, as I have dodged animals and cars that I'm not sure I would have been able to in a sloppy wallowing vehicle. It's not exactly 'fun' like a Supra, but the steering is direct, the suspension is firm and responsive, and the stick lets me pick my own gears to get the most out of a car that can only do 8.8sec to 60.

Lust for adventure 3.3 cheat plus#

Plus with a roof rack and a trailer hitch (I have both) you can fit an enormous amount of stuff.and still gets the mpgs.ĭriving experience. Long items 8-9-10+ feet can fit fully inside.

With the seats out, all seats, I have a 7' memory foam mattress that fits in the back. It's 6' 6' to the front seat with it in a normal seating position. The worst I ever get is in heat of summer (AC) and 70mph highways on east coast where I might get 30.īig. MPGS- it's exceeding epa rating, which is 28, by 5-10mpg (20-30%). These are just right off the top of my head. Someone asked me for pros/cons here so I'm just going to list.