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#myevomonth: Your car pictures from December

It might have been cold and snowy, but evo's readers have still enjoyed their cars this Christmas

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#myevomonth is your chance to tell us what motoring related activities you've been up to over the past four weeks.

A mild start to the month means plenty of evo readers enjoyed their cars in December - even those that might otherwise have been squirrelled away to avoid the salty roads.

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Snow hit later in the month, but we combined #myevomonth with #TheThrillOfDrivingHomeForChristmas on Twitter to see how people were returning to their loved ones.

There are quite a selection of images from December, from a snowy drive in a Clio V6 to a jaunt up the Stelvio Pass in a Porsche.

We're now looking for pictures from January, so whether you enjoyed a blast on New Year's Day while the roads were empty or have a road trip planned to get away from the cold later in the month, post your responses on our Twitter or Facebook pages and you may well see them up on the evo website in February.

Make sure to tag your pictures with #myevomonth - we look forward to seeing how you've spent your month.

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