I consider a Daily Driver to be car which is used in the same way as a "normal"
car would be. I consider my car a daily driver, but I don't drive it daily
(because I get the train to work, and I live within easy walking distance of the
station). I do use it go to the shops, get to friends and social events, visit
parents, etc. i.e. all the things which I'd use any other car for.
Another interesting question - how do you guys define a "Classic Car"? I
thought about this one a while ago, and I decided that a classic car is a car
which the owner is prepared to spend more money to look after than the car is
actually worth. My Spit certainly meets that definition! Any thoughts?
Dean
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Date: Tue, 27 Jun 2000 00:16:48 -0700
From: "Jeff McNeal" <jmcneal@ohms.com>
Subject: Re: Great Info in Today's People
How cool! So does the article seem to imply that Cage still owns the car
now? At least he can afford to keep it tip top these days, without ever
getting his hands dirty.
Brings to mind a question. What's the popular definition of a "daily
driver"?
a. A car that could be driven daily, but isn't necessarily
b. A car that IS driven daily, because it's primary transportation.
c. Neither of the above.
Just curious.
Thanks!
Jeff
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