Classic Mopar Use ????
When I bought my Challenger in 2008 it was my only vehicle, so, it went everywhere I did. When I bought my Duster in 2012 it was my newest car, and it remained that way until 2020. So between those two cars if I went somewhere from 2008 to 2020 it was in one of them. The Challenger was pulled off the road after that because the rust I bought it with needed to be addressed. I still drive my Duster everywhere pretty much year round, I live at about 3,500 ft now though so now I have a 4wd truck for when it snows or threatens snow (although its 20+ years old too). The Duster has seen snow before but with my 275/295 extreme performance summer tires it gets a little squirrely so I try and plan around it. But the rest of the time the Duster is my daily, and does my 120 mile round trip commute with ease. And yeah, lots of little trips up the mountain to hang out in Tahoe, see the lakes, just go for a rip in the twisty's, whatever
When I bought my Challenger in 2008 it was my only vehicle, so, it went everywhere I did. When I bought my Duster in 2012 it was my newest car, and it remained that way until 2020. So between those two cars if I went somewhere from 2008 to 2020 it was in one of them. The Challenger was pulled off the road after that because the rust I bought it with needed to be addressed. I still drive my Duster everywhere pretty much year round, I live at about 3,500 ft now though so now I have a 4wd truck for when it snows or threatens snow (although its 20+ years old too). The Duster has seen snow before but with my 275/295 extreme performance summer tires it gets a little squirrely so I try and plan around it. But the rest of the time the Duster is my daily, and does my 120 mile round trip commute with ease. And yeah, lots of little trips up the mountain to hang out in Tahoe, see the lakes, just go for a rip in the twisty's, whatever