INS1GNIA

I DD mine, a little over 30 miles round-trip to work/home. Have to fill up about every week but it's worth it.

AA717driver

Semi-daily but when I'm home, I drive 5 mi R/T to breakfast/coffee in the mornings and 15-20 R/T for various reasons later in the day.

I seem to find ladies to date who live in the same general area, thus generating the 40 mile round trips.

TC
31k mi.
12k mi./year average

BD-C63

I used to daily my C63, but now I daily my C63S! Great cars, get a set of winter wheels/tires and run it all year. I've never had a car that makes me chuckle as much every day! Had 4 people in it the other day and a older Corvette pulled up beside us. He wasn't expecting to get spanked (twice) by a fully loaded sedan!

KrisKeeney

Daily driver here. In fact I'm an "any excuse to drive her" guy. "Anyone have any errands to run...I'll drive!!" Short commute to/from work so I have to be creative to get my fill. Smiles per gallon certainly applies here.

Savage-wp

Daily drive mine as well. About a 25km round trip to work and back.
And if I have to work late, then the roads get nice and quiet. And then it's just pure enjoyment.

m a x i m u s

DD mine as well, as I did my old W202 C43. Of course, I work from home and if I need to go to me office, it's 1 mile away. But I drive to the gym every day and other errands. Great car. Only complaint is these cars do not like to be driven slowly, so I need to find time to open it up and beat on it periodically.

Jben63

I couldn't of said this better for myself. Pretty much same story... Other then I don't go to the gym every day. I should but I would be lying if I said I did.

FactoryFast

My 14' is a Daily Driver, I do it night shift style...about 50 miles a day, fill up 1.5 times a week on average. Michelin Alpins and now a 507 LSD for the winter because thats my formula. Its full blown CPO for the next four years so If it gets dicey in the forecast she goes in for any one of the minor ailments they have not resolved. The car is thirsty but the power is incredible so thats a fair trade off to me. Now that the LSD is installed, its so nice to be back in a proper automobile.

SonnyAMG

Another Daily Driver here. I average about 60km a day and drives it everywhere, but I do have a strict schedule of keeping it clean and spotless though even during winter and raining season, I'd still wash her.

These cars are meant to be enjoyed!

zcct04

I hope you meant 'braking'!

go team

Mine's a daily. 3M is getting put on in proactive prep for the winter months and definitely get a winter set for it eventually. Ridiculous car for sure!

gogoquadzilla

Every day, as much as I can. About 70 miles round-trip. You can tell from the paint on the front-end, too.

yfz rock

I just got my c63 I love the car and I drive 160miles a day to work and back I can say I can't wait to get my civic back on the road lol I feel its to nice to drive back and forth to work plus my civic is alittle faster and better on fuel

NotABaller

yfz rock

not even joking I feel the c63 is more of a weekend car when you want to drive a nice car not a every day work car

NotABaller

I feel this way too. Too "racecar" to be driving through city roads and park downtown for work. But you said your civic is faster

C63fora2w1

I own a 2013 c63 and a 2003 civic but since I bought my 63 back in February I have left the civic in the garage even when I have taken long trips. Why ? Because I am passionate about driving and I love my Mercedes. Once you start driving a car of this magnitude you don't want to go back to anything else. In the few occasions where I have driven my civic the difference is night and day and I ask myself how did I drive this car this long. The Honda is a great car for gas mileage but there is no way it even comes close to a 500+ hp sport sedan that does 0-6 in 3.8 sec, runs the quarter 11.90's. and can chew up and spit out twisty roads like they were nothing.
"my civic is a little faster" good grief.

yfz rock

it is faster its pushing more power and lighter.
Its nowhere near as nice as the C63 the stoping and handling of the car is unreal I love it I just wish it was louder I will be doing some LT ARH and a tune soon

NotABaller

when ricers grow up

AMG3.2

Daily here too.

yfz rock

best time I have ran in my civic is a 11.63 @124mph so I just don't think my C63 will run that time in its current form willing be taking it to the track when I get so DRs on the rear see what it runs and last time I checked these c63 are not putting down 500HP still in love with my amg its a great car just not for DD use i really try to take care of it

ChatWithaNinja

Daily drive my 2009 35 miles each way.
Never fails to bring a smile to my face when I do.
And it never fails to bring a frown to my face when I drive the r350 with the worlds most reluctant accelerator...

SatelliteMan

I have a DD IS300, but it's so boring to drive compared to the C63. I drive 8 miles roundtrip to and from work. Can barely get my oil heated up by the time I get to work...But makes staying late worth the cruise home...Extra $500-$1000 in gas per year for driving pleasure? Sureeee no problem

TheWomble

Just got my 63 but planning on dailying her for a while. Need to spend some time and get to know her.

Looking forward to the journey ahead

goatfarmer1970

The reason I own a C63 (my second) and have been daily driving one for 6 years is because of how high the performance is relative to the hassle. Anything higher performance probably has a too-flashy image, a front spoiler that is trying to be scraped off on every driveway, seats that you fall into, no room for golf clubs, maybe a lurchy tranny, fragile interior bits, etc. These cars can be "nasty" (in manual or sport+) or mellow (in comfort), and they are just so easy to live with in the real-world, day-after-day. Only complaint is that now that I am older and softer, the suspension is a bit harsh at low speed. But that is nit-picking. #weareprettylucky.