Just look for the door badge when you go flying past

 

I need to do mine! I'm around 5500 miles on this oil change. Checked it last week and it was a quart low, put a quart in and kept going.

Getting ready to get some tires for it soon. That will be the most expensive thing i have done to it since i have owned it. So far I've spent 60 on rotors and pads, 18 on Plugs, 140ish for front hubs, and 5 for the little rubber grommet that fell out and couldn't change gears. I'm beginning to wonder if its actually a Chevrolet with the low cost of ownership

 

I'm was looking at the tires on mine today as well -- thinking I can get through the summer with the ones I have and then I will pop for new ones. I put a new set on when I bought the car at 31,000 miles and am sitting at just a shade under 70,000 miles right now. I could probably get a bit more out of the set I have, but for what they cost I'd rather replace them and tad early and keep good rubber on it!

 

The turf is going in the new stadium -- can hardly wait for football to start!!!

 

You just have to look for the "***** enlarging" EB badge on the door

 

Back home from a week in Nashville. Ended up getting a set of 20's from a 2016 lariat sport for cheap today. Rest of the weekend (Monday is a holiday up here) will be spent on the truck getting some small projects done.

 

Those are what I am keeping a eye out for. When I was needing tires I was really looking and found the wheels for around 800 to $1200 without tires

 

Some moron decided to schedule an inspection in Dallas for 9:00 on a Monday morning. As such, I'll be spending my Sunday afternoon/early evening traveling for business.......

Oh well, another day, another 250-mile road trip in the Cavalier at 54-cents-per-mile.....

 

Just drove by a accident between a Honda Accord and a super duty. Hondas rear bumper was to the rear doors and the Ford had a pushed in valence bent grill guard. Maybe 600 dollars of damage

 

Passed the 70,000 mile mark on the Cavalier on the drive up to Dallas this evening.

 

I hit 27k over the weekend on my 2014. Had it 22 almost 23 months now

 

I have 300 miles left on my warranty. Had it about 20 months.

 

I was pretty lucky, $700 close to brand new take-off's. I do have to swap the sensors, but at that price who cares, lol.

I'll keep the 17" Raptor wheels I have and run them in the winter again. Probably end up putting Toyo AT II's on them at some point.

 

Both of those are good looking wheels.

 

Time to look for a new truck. By 2018 when the diesel hits i bet the 5.0 will be gone. If you dont want a new truck then buy a cavalier like the cool kids do and save all the miles you can on the truck