| T O P I C R E V I E W |
| Gort | I can't think of another car that is driven less and cared for the most. You never see a Prowler that has a major problem for sale or normal mileage for the year model.. I'm not talking about peeling chrome rims or tire pressure lights that don't function properly. I noticed Cadillacs and Mercurys that are 20 years old in Florida with very very low miles and looking like new. The owners replace the batteries almost every year because they never drive them. Are we headed in that direction? I'm as guilty as anyone. Just sayin.. |
| alrtg | I don't know about anyone else but even though I keep my Kat in a garage and try to only drive it on nice days, it does get driven as often as I am able. When I am out and the rain comes, it gets driven through it anyway. My Kat is not a trailer or garage queen, I don't spend more time cleaning and polishing it than I do driving and enjoying it. I have put a mere 28K on it since purchasing it in 2008. |
| Kat Dreamer | I agree for the most part. Average miles driven per year, averaged over all the Kats, has to be close to the lowest. |
| Michael Pond | I'm Guilty!! My cat get rubbed on more than driven.. 2000/w 13,000 mies on it. Showroom condition and still has that new car smell!! Never driven in the rain, gravel or wet roads. |
| dskatt | I bought mine in 2005 with 30,000 miles, it now has a bit over 70,0000 miles. On a nice day I have no problem cruising from Baton Rouge down to New Orleans or maybe driving along the beach to Biloxi Ms. When I eventually use this one up, I will just buy one of the many garage queens out there and start all over. |
| ed monahan | I am with you on that one DSKatt. Enjoy them while everyone else gets to look at you driving down the road. Yesterday was really nice here but I opted for a M/C ride out to Butch's and today was okay but a little cool.
Lots of folks saving theirs for us down the road. |
| Michael Pond | Might be saving it for someone else, BUT IT WON't BE CHEAP!!! |
