No.
Too many cars. Too little time.
Too many cars. Too little time.
Do you guys drive your srt10 as a daily driver?
yes or no? and why?
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But would you if you wanted too?9 seconds said:No.
Too many cars. Too little time.
No.
Too much snow, too little traction.
Might drive it daily/year round if I were farther south.
Too much snow, too little traction.
Might drive it daily/year round if I were farther south.
For the first couple of weeks I did but then it got a couple of cars behind it. I like driving it although the long commute to work, 10 mpg, and premium fuel don't make sense. Thats what the R/T is for.
You and I have a lot in common. Multiple cars, Stratus R/T daily driver, no SRT-10 daily-driving due to gas mileage (snow and ice for me as well), and our trucks are both FR.9 seconds said:For the first couple of weeks I did but then it got a couple of cars behind it. I like driving it although the long commute to work, 10 mpg, and premium fuel don't make sense. Thats what the R/T is for.
Are you active or prior military?
For The Black Beast, merge 9 seconds' and SCVette's responses and you have mine as well. I'd love to daily drive it though.
i use mine quite a bit when i'm home, its a blast to drive,i work a 28 day on 14 day off schedule, price of gas or mileage is not an issue with me,not a great grocery getter though,groceries end up all scattered all over the bed! LOL
No. Almost ashamed to admit that.VIPERAM said:Are you active or prior military?
I plan to replace my 2000 FR Dakota R/T CC with my Ram SRT-10. If it ever arrives...
It will be my primary daily driver. I will rotate it off periodically with my 1996 Dodge Ram Indy 500 edition (intercooled, supercharged and nitrous). My Dakota R/T gets 12-13 mpg compared to my Indy which gets 15-16, so Ram SRT-10 will be similar milage but major increase in fun factor. I'm buying it to DRIVE.
Mark
It will be my primary daily driver. I will rotate it off periodically with my 1996 Dodge Ram Indy 500 edition (intercooled, supercharged and nitrous). My Dakota R/T gets 12-13 mpg compared to my Indy which gets 15-16, so Ram SRT-10 will be similar milage but major increase in fun factor. I'm buying it to DRIVE.
Mark
No worries!9 seconds said:No. Almost ashamed to admit that.
Thought I had read that in another post. Guess it was someone else. Just noted so many similarities that I had to ask.1 - 10 of 10 Posts
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