Still using my VW Golf to travel to chorus rehearsals, my trailer up North, and to see my parents in Waterloo. Still loving driving a car with a turbo. So much fun at the on-ramps when the tailgating doofus disappears into the distance. :D

Second choice is my bicycle .. with both panniers, I can move a lot of groceries. I also use it for trips around my T.O. neighbourhood, smiling as I pass the cars while driving in my protected bike lane. :)

I would be interested in getting an electric car, but right now they're out of my price range, and I haven't seen good things about the build quality of the Tesla. My preferred form factor is a hatchback (I've had three VW Golfs and a VW Fox wagon since 1987), and I haven't seen that many eCars in that form factor.

Alex / talexb / Toronto

Thanks PJ. We owe you so much. Groklaw -- RIP -- 2003 to 2013.

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