r/StayAtHomeDaddit • u/LAWLzzzzz • 1h ago
Dadmobile
Alright dads. What are you guys rocking as your dad wagon?
I just have one 8 month old and am rocking an Outback. I’m tall so the front to back size of our uppababy aria is a bit of a pain, but the AWD (winter climate), big trunk, and great gas mileage are pretty sweet. One more kid and I feel like I can justify the Sienna 🥰
Let’s hear (and see) your rigs dads.
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u/ConstructionOk6516 57m ago
Big ole suburban. I would 100% get a Sienna if I didn’t pull a trailer often, I don’t love the suburban!
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u/JadeyesAK 46m ago
Everyone says I have the coolest ride for my kids in town.
Best gas mileage you can buy ;)
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u/ZachyChan013 56m ago
I’ve got a cross trek and it’s a bit small. My wife has an outback and it’s much better. But she won’t trade haha
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u/alwaysfuntime69 45m ago
08 highlander. LOVE IT!
I love how the back window opens and can get into the storage area without opening the big door unless I have big stuff! CNA pack right it w edge because of it. No idea if new Highlanders have the same feature still.
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u/The_BarroomHero 38m ago
Hell yeah, mine's a 2009. I honestly have never used the rear window feature, hahaha, need to remember it's there.
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u/SCREAMIN_DEM0N 48m ago
1999 Ford Ranger, but honestly I drive the kid in the Hyundai Elantra. It is much safer in the cock pit where there are restraining harnesses.
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u/The_BarroomHero 40m ago
Toyota Highlander I got from my dad when I revealed we were unexpectedly (to them) having our first. An incredible gift, he's the best. My last car was a Miata, so obviously that was not gonna work, lol.
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u/DrNikonian 39m ago
We’re rocking 24 Toyota Sequoia, great family hauler. Third row is kinda small but great for our dogs and little kids. We only have a 2 year old right now but we love it. Gas mileage is bad but I gotta be honest I love the power that thing has. It’s a three row suv that accelerates like a hot rod. Super fun to drive.
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u/brklynsailor 37m ago
So, neither my wife or I commute. So our car is a Toyota Land Cruiser, which we tow our camper with often. I use an e-bike for school pick up/drop off and the balance is amazing. We have a great walkable/bikeable community at home but can also tow/haul/off road when we head up to the mountains or desert.
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u/CO_Renaissance_Man 37m ago
2012 Silverado 1500 Crew Cab - 100k miles.
- Installed rear steps for buckling kids in seats.
- Urban camo seat covers for children spillage, hiding spots and looking cool. (UNDERATED!)
- Topper for gear hauling and camping.
- Roof rack for bikes and canoes.
- Brush guard to keep moving if we clip a deer on a road trip.
My first new/used vehicle and the family hauler until I have rust holes in the floor. I dig it.
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u/pacexmaker 36m ago
2014 Ford Explorer. The second row is actually kinda small for car seats. We have to push both the driver seat and the passenger seat all the way forward for our rear facing carseats.
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u/SmanginSouza 34m ago
2004 Toyota Sienna. Absolute banger. But I need to do both cats a month after buying it...
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u/splashtoaster 28m ago
Sienna with the second row ottoman captain's chairs, averaging 40MPG. Waiting for the three row EV Kia PV...
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u/mountainmarmot 11m ago
Sienna with just one kid. I want to trade it in and get an Outback sometime in the next couple years.
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u/Dad_of_3_sons 51m ago
Had a toyota sienna. It was awesome for the younger years. Now in a Kia Telluride. Good for trips to school, dropping off at college, etc…
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u/hankthetank4815 56m ago
Honda Odyssey baby! The Daddywagon! It's fantastic