Post a list of the cars you've owned.

I've seen threads like this on other car boards, and thought it would be fun to start one here. Just make a complete list of the cars you've owned, and which ones you still have.

'66 Dodge Dart - my first car (in 1996) and I still have it.
'89 Chrysler Lebaron
'86 Mercury Capri
'98 Isuzu Amigo - still have it.
'89 Ford Probe
'79 Triumph Spitfire - Still have it.

02 BMW M5 (still own)
01 BMW M3
01 Mercedes CLK55
99 Chevy Silverado Ext-cab LT Z71 (Still own)
96 BMW M3
92 BMW 325is
88 Toyota Supra
84 BMW 323i (euro-spec, wish I still had it)
76 Corvette (still have, needs restoration)
82 Pontiac Trans-am

My next car??? It will probably be a convertible but what convertible depends on price and which vehicle I will get rid of to get it. If I get rid of the truck then I will buy a used previous body style Mercedes SL500 sport or Boxster S. If I get rid of the M5 I will get a used Z8, new or used 911 cab, or used SL55. I'm leaning toward the Z8 since prices are getting reasonable and it's so similar to the M5 (which I love) but I've never owned a P-car and probably should while I'm young enough to appreciate and still enjoying shifting for myself.

1st Car
63 Impala
74 Luv Truck-4cyl. When Bought,ended Up 327 Powered
68 Caprice-327
69 Nova-307,327,337,283,305,331-17 Years Later,it Was Tubbed And Blown
66 Falcon
76 Regal
76 Nova
73 G10 Van
70 Monte Carlo
85 Pontiac 6000
74 Mazda Repu-350 Powered-still Own
87 Monte Carlo Ls
02 Montero Sport
95 Astro Van-still Own
93 Geo Prizm-still Own
95 Corsica-daughters Car

I'm just starting so my list will be short:
1993 Toyota Camry, boring but it got me around. 140k miles
1987 Mercedes 300SDL, currently getting restored, 240k miles. A lot of fun to drive and screams up to 120.
Also had a 1988 420SEL parts car that died of rust. Fun to rip apart and see the quality and old school workmanship that went into it.

Next I'm thinking a late 90's W140, probably either an S500 or S320. But that won't be until I finish college. Or an XJ8.

1988 mitsubishi/dodge raider (crappy suv)
1992 chevy corsica
1989 chevy s-10 blazer
1994 chevy cavalier wagon
1968 dodge dart gt (still own)
1989 lincoln towncar
1993 ford taurus
1989 oldsmobile delta88
1989 mazda rx7
1977 mercury cougar
1994 lincoln towncar (still own)
1997 ford thunderbird (still own)

and im 20 -=X

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Originally Posted by chromecoupe

1988 mitsubishi/dodge raider (crappy suv)
1992 chevy corsica
1989 chevy s-10 blazer
1994 chevy cavalier wagon
1968 dodge dart gt (still own)
1989 lincoln towncar
1993 ford taurus
1989 oldsmobile delta88
1989 mazda rx7
1977 mercury cougar
1994 lincoln towncar (still own)
1997 ford thunderbird (still own)

and im 20 -=X

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forgot a 1984 buick regal i was left by my stepdad last month when he passed...so 13 total so far in 5yrs

[QUOTE=Slanter]I've seen threads like this on other car boards, and thought it would be fun to start one here. Just make a complete list of the cars you've owned, and which ones you still have.
I'm sure I'm missing a couple but here are most of my list :
1980 Datsun 200sx (first car handed down by parents)
1985 Mustang Lx Convertible
1987 Oldsmobile Forenza
1988 Dodge (can't for the life of me remember what it was called a boxy suv)
1985 Chrysler Lebaron Convertible **main computer went out on this vehicle twice
1985 BMW 318 (wonderful little sports car, only sold because I was pregnant and driving stick became a hassle)
1990 Chrysler Lebaron Convertible
1990 Mitsubishi Eclipse **Fun little sporty car!
1992 Chrysler New Yorker **smooth ride, like floating on air!
1995 Chevrolet Tahoe **Great SUV!
1995 Jeep Cherokee Laredo
1995 Chevy Blazer **Lots of little rattles, will not purchase lower end SUV's
1990 Jeep Cherokee **Fabulous SUV
1998 Chevy Suburban **Loved the feeling of safety in this one!
1987 Nissan Mixima **paid cash no problems sold at 160,000 miles!
2002 Chevrolet Suburban Z71**The best out of all, will be next vehicle!!!!!
2004 Chevrolet Trailblazer LT (has had more problems then all of the above combined!)
:D
As you can tell I love vehicles and the fact that my husband has worked in sales, finance and manager positions for dealerships all his life keeps me going! I'd see something I'd like and get it, till now since we signed a lease (which he always has said never to do) now I'm stuck in this hunk of junk for a couple more years *sigh*
Amy

Hi first of all i'de like to say hi to everyone again.. i used to come to these forums allot a few years ago.. not sure what my old name was but i was the 16 year old with the the 1976 mercury cougar xr7... here is a list of cars i've owned to this date

1986 grand marquis
1983 renault lecar turbo
1987 chevy blazer
1988 cosica
1991 chevy corsica
1985 ford f-150
1986 buick skyhawk hatchback t-type
1986 honda prelude s
1976 mercury cougar xr7 (still have)
1988 nissan sentra
1983 chrysler 5th avenue
1986 dodge shadow
1996 dodge neon (still have)
and i just turned 18 this past may lol..

Not that many to list (I don't buy alot of cars, I just use what I have until it is basically irrepairable)

1.) 1972 Chevy PU (1st Vehicle)
2.) 1979 Monte Carlo
3.) 1979 Chevy 4X4 PU
4.) 1989 S-10 (Still own...157,000 miles)
5.) 1988 Beretta (good car)
6.) 1971 LT-1 Corvette (wish I still had it)
7.) 1988 Plymouth Voyager (dog...kept it about 6 months)
8.) 1993 Corolla (still got it, 171,000 miles....great car)
9.) 1998 Bravada (traded it after the transfer case started acting up)
10.) 2005 Toyota Matrix (brand new, 299 miles....I expect 250,000 miles out of it...after all, its a Toyota)

Cars that were primarily mine (I have reviewed them both):

1995 Toyota Celica
2004 Honda Element

Cars my parents have owned in my lifetime:

1983 Mitsubishi Tredia
1986? Mercury Sable
1990 Mazda 626
1994? Mercury Villager
1996 Subaru SVX
2002 Chrysler PT Cruiser
2004 Mazda RX-8

Lets see....

1979 Camaro Rally Sport - (still own, parents bought it new)
1979 Chevy "Big Ten" truck - (still own)
1979 Dodge Aspen 2-door with 225 slant six
1979 caprice classic 2-door with 5.7L
1983 Honda civic wagon (got wrecked at 298K miles)
1986 Subaru GL 4-door w/shift-on-the-fly 4WD
1985 Honda Accord 4-dr (piece of junk car)
2001 Daewoo Nubira Sedan (still have, 60K miles, no probs so far!)
2005 Honda Accord 4-dr Graphite color (just got, cool car)
1993 S10 Blazer 4-dr 4X4 (currently transplanting 02 engine into it)

1977 Ford LTD - 1st car
1984 Ford LTD (midsize)
1989 Ford Taurus
1997 Ford Taurus
2001 Explorer Sport
2003 Taurus (still own)
2003 Expedition (still own)
1978 Thunderbird Diamond Jubilee - recently purchased

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Originally Posted by Slanter

I've seen threads like this on other car boards, and thought it would be fun to start one here.

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Eerrrmm....
Been awhile since anyone posted here and maybe I can rejuvenate it ~

First car:
1974 AMC Matador sedan / 401c.i.d. V8 Carter ThermoQuad 4bbl., 727 TorqueFlite 3sp. Auto. Tranny with AMC's "AccuTrac" limited-slip posi. rear end.
Ugly as sin but it was an inheritance from my grandfather when he passed I dearly loved it. I went to a rather "preppy" high school whose district encompassed most of the wealthier parts of my hometown. The lil rich kids whose parents would buy them everything under the sun couldn't understand why that big ugly boat I was rollin' would run the wheels off of their Mustangs and Camaros! I drove it until it finally gave up in protest at almost 300K miles and was then retired to a salvage yard.
After that.....
1987 Nissan Sentra 2-door
1981 Chevrolet C-10 Silverado ext. cab fleetside
1978 Ford Thunderbird (351 Cleveland w/ a C6 auto - it was nice)
1985 Chevy Cavalier Wagon (later nicknamed 'Puff The Tragic Wagon')
1981 Datsun B-210
1984 Isuzu Impulse (one of the first years of it - it was RWD!)
1980 Dodge St. Regis that was a retired police car - nicknamed 'Dodgenstein' after some motor work
1983 Dodge D250 4x4 "PowerWagon" pickup (still own) - nicknamed Dodgenstein II after being donated the reworked 360c.i.d. police interceptor motor from the original Dodgenstein
1987 Ford LTD Crown Victoria - another inheritance from a grandparent's passing
1982 Buick Skylark Limited - bought for $300, sold for $500 a week later - terrible little car...uugh!
1995 Geo Prizm (still own) My daily driver and rolling jukebox

74 capri
85 camaro
86 300 zx
90 miata
buick reatta
pathfinder
78 corvette--still have
88 corvette
z71 truck
01 ram air trans am
vw jetta
vw GTI
pontiac aztek
mitsubishi montero sport---still have
acura rsx
pontiac j2000

End of month bump. :D

79' Toyota Celica
79' Camero Z-28
86' Hyundai Excel
86' Ford Escort EXP
89' Ford Escort Sedan
95' Mazda B2300
97' Dodge Neon
99' Ford Escort ZX2
00' Dodge Neon
00' Dodge Stratus

02 Ford Explorer - Still Own
01 Range Rover 4.6 - Still Own
99 Jeep GC
97 Range Rover 4.0
95 Land Rover Discovery

1978 Chevette. City buses used to pass me on hills!
1981 Chrysler LeBaron
1983 Buick Regal
1980? Chrysler Cordoba
1987 Nissan Sentra. The start of my Nissan devotion.
1996 Nissan 200SX SE-R. Best car for the price at that time.
2000 Nissan Sentra SE. Lost 200SX in an accident. Got this one because it has the same SR-20DE motor. Great car.

Time for me to update this - I've traded my Isuzu in for a 2000 Ford Focus ZX3.

Hi Slanter -

72 Plymouth Fury III state police interceptor - awesome
67 Dodge Dart
70 something Plymouth Fury II POS
70 something Buick LeSabre
70 something Pontiac LeMans
80 something Mazda RX7
80 something Mazda 525
70 something Chevy Caprice POS
70 something Buick Skylark POS
80 something Buick Skylark T something
Merkur xr4ti - I forget the year but it was way too much fun
93 Toyota Corolla (still own)
85 Subaru wagon
00 Nissan Xterra (still own)

(I'm excluding the vehicles that my wife has driven over the years)

82 Olds Cutlass Supreme
86 Ford Escort GT
91 Honda Civic
94 Honda Civic Coupe
96 Honda Accord
98 Honda Accord Coupe
01 Honda Accord V6 Coupe
02 BMW 330i
03 BMW 330i Perf. Pkg.
04 Honda S2000

Too many problems with the BMW's, so I went back to Honda. Never been happier, than I am with the S2000.

1980 Chevrolet Monte Carlo - smoked like a freight train and always fouled the spark plugs. 267 cubic inch/4.4 liter V8 w/ 2 barrel carburetor :( and a cool gauge package w/ bucket seats and shifter on the floor.

1973 Chrysler New Yorker - A gas guzzling behemoth, 440 cubic inch V8 with a Carter 4 barrel carburetor :) It had a very cushiony ride and a real plush interior and could also smoke the living hell out of the rear tires.

1976 Chevrolet Malibu - 305 cubic inch/5.0 liter V8 2 barrel carburetor. I think 1976 was the first year of the 305, GM's HEI ignition system, and the catalytic converter.

1986 Lincoln Continental - My first really nice car, traded the Malibu in on it. Had the 302 cubic inch/5.0 liter V8 w/fuel injection. Bent it around a tree after hitting an icy patch of I-64 near Richmond, Virginia.

1978 Oldmobile Cutlass Supreme - Didnt know what I was getting myself into with this one. Out with the factory 260 cubic inch/4.3 liter 2 barrel V8 and in with the 455 cubic inch V8:), which the cylinders had been oversized .030" which actually made it displace 461 cubic inches:). I also had a camshaft from PAW with .472" lift on the intake and .496" on the exhaust with an Edelbrock carburetor. When it was right the car could melt the tires down to the rim.

1986 Dodge 600 ES Turbo Convertible - My first front-wheel drive car, which I was apprehensive about but I thought the turbo whine was cool. Had to have a car that ran while I did tricks to the Olds but this car turned out to be a headache too. Less than 90K and one of the axleshafts breaks.

1997 Pontiac Grand Prix GT - My first brand new car. It was great but I had to have the supercharger.

1998 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP - Very nice and fast. 2- door, Leather, sunroof, CD. No major problems all the way up to 189K miles, always used synthetic oil.

2002 BMW 530i - Don't know what I was thinking since I am a General Motors man. But I had two different mechanics, who have never met, strongly suggest I stay away from Cadillacs. A third actually owns one and needed to have his engine replaced after less that 25K miles. So I "sold out" as some of my friends might say.

1- 1986 Honda Accord LX automatic 4 doors
2- 1994 Nissan Sentra E standard 2 doors
3- 1997 Subaru SVX LSi automatic 2 doors
4- 2000 Honda Civic CX standard 2 doors (best one)

Not in any particular order:

1967 Chevy Van (my first...no, I'm not THAT old)
1970 Charger 500
1970 Hemi Charger R/T (4 spd, 1 of 56 built)
1972 Dodge Dart
1966 Dodge Coronet (2, one was Hemi)
1967 Plymouth Barracuda notchback (273)
1964 Plymouth Savoy (426 Wedge)
1970 Plymouth Cuda (drag car)
1973 Plymouth Duster (drag car)
1968 Dodge Dart (drag car)
1970 Camaro (my one and only belly button car)
1971 Plymouth Satellite wagon
1984 Dodge Colt
1988 Buick Electra
1973 Dodge Challenger
1969 Dodge Charger
1986 Buick Century
1989 Toyota Corolla
1979 Dodge Powerwagon (first new vehicle)
1970 Dodge Powerwagon (a real truck)
1982 Dodge 1 ton 4 door (still own it, excellent condition...a beast)
1984 Dodge Charger
1986 Chevy S10 Blazer (2.8L junk)
1980 Chevy Citation
1984 Pontiac T1000 (Chevette clone junk)
1998 Honda CRV (currently own, wife's work vehicle (mail route))
2003 Dodge Durango (currently own)
1974 Chrysler Newport
1977 Dodge 3/4 ton pickup
1986 Firebird (wife's, NOT mine)
1978 Corvette (a real PIG)
2000 Corvette convertible (25 mpg and runs mid-12's....street car.)
2002 Dodge 2500 pickup Cummins Turbo Diesel. (currently own)

Yes, I like old Mopars. Sorry, never owned Fords, just fixed em.

been a while since ive been here..
cars that have been under my name over the last 3 years or so

1987 Honda CRXsi (lots of fun in the corners)
1994 Chevrolet Cavalier RS (NOT my cup of tea)
1997 Dodge Avenger ES (fun in corners, just not enough)
1986 Jeep CJ7 (who give a damn about corners when you can climb stuff?)

so there you have it folks.. only had my name on 4 vehicules thus far in my life.. and one more thing.. Jeep really stand for Just Empty Every Pocket as that like to drink gas alot:D

and one more thing.. i have an incurrable dissease.. called Jeepitis... the only thing that makes the pain go away is wheeling my Jeep on rougher tougher more challenging trails

send help! :cool:

In chronological order (in the order I got them):

-1987 Buick Century: Donated to the American Lung Association (176,000 miles and still running!)
-1990 Geo Storm hatchback: Got in a fight with a garbage truck and lost
-1993 Ford Explorer XLT: Traded to Carmax
-2000 Mercury Cougar: Totalled while delivering pizza (had it for all of 2 months)
-1999 Chevrolet Malibu LS: Current car


~FordX

1988 Honda Accord
1989 Nissan Pickup 4X4
1993 jeep wrangler
1994 Ford Explorer
1995 Integra gsr
2000 Integra gsr

Not quite as long but heres my list


1.1986 CAMARO Z28 IROC-Z (first car still have)
2. 1989 plymyth sundance (long gone in car heven with 313,XXXmiles)
3. 1989 honda civic ( Pile! )
4. 1997 pontiac grand am gt (this car shold have been painted yellw it was a lemon 5 or 6 trannys all 4 wheel bearings, alt., batt., brakes,radiator,blah blah blah not worth writting about too much to list.
5.1991 pontaic trans am gta (still have)
6. 2003 chevy cavalier ls (still have)

'82 Datsun Pickup
'89 Nissan Pickup
'87 Porsche 924s
'87 BMW 325
'91 Infiniti G20
'89 Toyota Supra
'92 SAAB 9000s

I know this list is a little shorter than others, but I think at my age (23), i've covered a wide spectrum...

1998 - Chrysler Neon - A constant nightmare (previously owned by my dad)
2003 - Dodge Neon SRT-4 - Fast...but still an ugly and cheap american car (my first car)
2005 - Chrysler Cirrus LXI Turbo - Again a horrible car (previously owned by my dad)
2005 - Volvo S40 T5 - Good car for a soccer mom, but not good for driving in Mexico
(previously owned by my mom)
2005 - Acura TL - Finally a decent car!!! (brand new and mine)

'86 Ford Ranger
'94 Jeep Cherokee
'97 Eagle Talon ESi

And as of tommorow a '94 Mercury Capri.

Nothing special, but I am a poor college student...

First car at 16 1971 Ford Mustang. 2 1982 Ford Escort.3 1981 Olds Omega.4 1969 Olds Cutless W-30 455 4 speed.5 1986 Dodge D-50 4X4.6 1982 Buick Regal.7 1989 Chevy S-10.8 1992 Chevy S-10.9 1968 Souped up 327 Chevy pickup.10 1989 Dodge Daytona.11 1993 Turbo Plymouth Sundance.12 1997 Pontiac Sunfire (Still Have) and 13 2005 Dodge Hemi Magnum R/T (Just Got)..

Hello,
I think this is my first post. Thank you all for sharing your cars and lives.
I will cheat a bit, and also mention the cars I remember as I grew up.
So, come with me down memory lane....

1st car I remember: 1964 Chevrolet Biscayne wagon - green -- Dad said it was built on a Monday. He said he had the paperwork showing that. Yes, it was a lemon.
Next was the 1969 or 1970 Volkswagon-411, red. Must have been another lemon because Dad got rid of that for a 1972 or 1973 Fiat 124TC --Oh what a lemon; green again. It was awful. I remember driving it and always breaking down.

In 1978 grandma led my parents to an old neighbor who had a 1975 Ford Maverick with only 3,000 miles on it. They bought it, and gave it to me in 1982. I drove it for another seven years.

1987 - My wife bought a 1973 Chevy Nova Rally with a V8 304ci engine from my (former) brother-in-law. Less than 1000 miles later the camshaft blew, but she loved that car. What acceleration! Solid steel frame. Don't buy a car from anything-in-law.

1989 - Finally, first car I bought for me: Chevy S10 Blazer with 4WD; black & silver; loved that car.
1992 - Car for wife; Dodge Shadow ; pearl blue; first engine went after 75K miles, but then it lasted a long time. 97HP, no acceleration at all.

2003 - Traded in the first Blazer for a new one; deep blue; 4wd; liked it, but it had the usual little GM quirks and problems.
2004 - Traded in the Dodge Shadow for wife's next car; Toyota Corolla; she loves it; no problems ever.

2005 - Traded in Blazer for Ford Escape Hybrid; wife admitted she didn't like Blazer, and rising price of gas made me just leave the Blazer in driveway. I love to drive this new car.

Thanks.

I've had 3.

1)Ford Falcon 1965 I had this repainted and put a new stereo in it.The enjine finally went bad in it.

2)Chevy Citation 1985

3)Ford Escourt 1996 2 door I own this one now.

96 (leased new) Chevy Blazer 2-door: My first car, which was great with weather conditions where I grew up. My brother wrecked it (you'll notice a trend)

98 (leased new) Chevy Monte Carlo -- Lease ended on the Blazer and got this for my last year of high school. Great car, but see above for what my brother did.

'00 (leased one year old)VW Jetta -- My brother pulls a threepeat

'02 (bought new) VW Jetta -- My current ride that I bought after college graduation.

'94 Corvette ZR1 -- My uncle (RIP) left this to me. Its still back at home, but I can't wait to give it a go next summer.

1969 Ford Fairlane 2 door hardtop V8
1977 Ford Granada 2 door I-6
1985 Chrysler Laser
1986 Mazda RX-7
1989 Mercury Sable LX
1995 Ford Thunderbird LX V8
1996 Ford Thunderbird LX V8
2001 Mercury Grand Marquis LS
2003 Ford Explorer Eddie Bauer

Best one so far: 1996 T-bird V8 (still have it).
:cool:

these are just the convertibles we have had since being married we have had a 1984 dodge 600 convertible a 1993 chevy cavalier z-24 convertible a 2004 chrysler sebring 4 cyl convertible a 2004 chrysler sebring 6 cyl convertible and our 2 newest toys a 1972 olds 442 convertible and a 1975 chevy caprice classic convertible. if i named every single car we have owned i would probably run out of room. for those of us that are convertible crazy like we are you cant have too many of them because they are such cool cars and theres nothing like being in one.

Sue

Do you have any pics of the Caprice Classic convertible?

1949 Dodge Cornet - Fluid shift transmission (won car in 1965).
1964 Chev Corvair Monza Spyder - Fun car bought in 1967 sold in 1968 (drafted Army).
1966 VW Bug - Never again - Bought in 1970 after Army and it died in 1972.
1965 Dodge Dart - V6 and wished it was a V8 (free was grandpa's car 1971).
1966 Rambler Ambassador - Would be great dating (free from in-laws 1974).
1978 Chev Malibu Wagon - First new car we ever bought, good highway/family car, 305V8 currently has 347,000 miles on same engine that's never been rebuild - gave to son in 1997 and we got it back this year when son got married (we still have it).
1972 Datsun 510 Pickup - Bought used 1978, fun truck and traded in for Datsun 210.
1981 Datsun 210 Hatchback - Bought new in 1982, 1.2L, great gas mileage (30+ city / 36+ hwy), currently has 267,000 miles on same engine that's never been rebuild (we still have it).
1991 Ols Cutlass Ciera Wagon - Purchased used 1997, 3.3L V6 currently has 156,000 miles on same engine, no major problems but the 1978 Chev Wagon is a better highway car (we still have).
2004 Hyundai Sonata GLS - Bought repo our Credit Union last July, it was a company repo car with 15,500 miles a 2.7L V6 and is very nice to drive (still have)
We have 4 cars now for the two of us and we are finding it hard to get rid of the 1978 Chev Wagon and the 1981 Datsun 210 because of setiment.

Interesting, I learned how to drive stick-shift on an '81 Datsun 210.

Man, I didn't learn how to drive a stick until a few years back on my Jetta.