What car do u drive and what have u driven so far?

[Phillyred]

'92 Camry
'00 Ford Focus 2dr hatch
'06 Civic Si 2dt
'08 Honda Accord 2dr
'08 Infiniti G37
'11 Mercedes ES350 4dr
'12 Merecedes CLS550
2016 Camry (currently)

Almost got that Porsche 911 a few years back, but getting married and starting a family soon so need to save and be more "fiscally responsible."

[giantfan10]

Opel Vektra
Ford Escort
Chevy blazer
Ford Expedition
Currently Cadillac Escalade

[dobbster71]

Driven:
Austin Mini Metro (the car I learned to drive in)
Ford Escort Estate 1.3
Ford Mondeo
Rover 416
Nissan Micra
Alfa Romeo 155
Audi A4
Toyota MR2
Ford Galaxy
Jaguar XK8
Audi TT 225
VW Passat
BMW 520i
Peugeot 307
LDV Convoy
Chrysler PT Cruiser
Kia Rio
Chrysler Crossfire
Jeep Liberty
Saturn Vue
Chevrolet Aveo
Toyota Tacoma
Toyota 4Runner
Subaru Forrester
GMC Savana Cargo
Nissan Murano
Chevrolet Malibu
Ford E350 (U-haul)
Mitsubishi Outlander
Ford Explorer
Chevrolet Camaro V8
Freightliner M2 106 Straight Truck (I'm sure that my licence didn't allow me to drive this!!)
Ford Econoline
GMC Savana G33903 (Penske)
Renault Megane Scenic
Renault Megane
Mazda 3
Mercedes E320
VW Transporter
Ford Focus Eco Boost

Van Diemen - Formula Palmer Audi

Owned:
1991 Rover Metro Monte Carlo
1996 Alfa Romeo 145 QV (wish I still had it!)
2007 Mazda MX5 (US market version)
2009 Ford Focus Sedan (US market version)
1990 Ford Crown Victoria (stolen the day after I bought it - never recovered!)
2012 VW Jetta Clasico (Mexico market version of European VW Bora)
2006 Alfa Romeo 147 Ti (Current Daily Driver)

[digitalrurouni]

2007 Scion tC - first car
2009 BMW E92 M3 coupe with DCT - sold
2016 Porsche Boxster Spyder - own this one currently

Learned to drive in a Maruti Suzuki 800 cc

[godlameroso]

Currently in my stable
Honda CBR 600 2007
Honda Civic Si 06 (about to be sold)
Honda S2000 2002 (160,000 miles daily driver about to get a new engine)
Honda S2000 2005 (22,000 miles garage queen)
Honda CRV 2008 (work car)
Honda Ruckus
(I like Hondas)

Previously in my stable
1992 Mitsubishi Eclipse GSX(wrecked)
Mazda Mazdaspeed 3 2007(sold)
Ford F-150 2004(sold)
Honda 92 EK hatch (drag car with all motor K24, stripped interior, skinny rear tires, did low 12's all day.)(sold)
Suzuki GSX 600(sold)
Mazda MX-6 1998(beater car I got for $4,000, only had 18,000 miles)(gave to my sister)(probably rotting in a swamp somewhere)

[SectorOne]

Currently drive a 2015 BMW 120D M-sport. 8-speed sport auto with paddles, 190 horses and 400 something newton.
Absolutely no grip due to my Nokian Hakka 8´s which are runflats and studded so on normal tarmac it´s like driving on ice.

Can´t wait to put on my summer tires April 1st. [-o<

[WaikeCU]

Currently drive a 2015 BMW 120D M-sport. 8-speed sport auto with paddles, 190 horses and 400 something newton.
Absolutely no grip due to my Nokian Hakka 8´s which are runflats and studded so on normal tarmac it´s like driving on ice.

Can´t wait to put on my summer tires April 1st. [-o<

I have winter tires underneath my 1 series at the moment and it's almost 10 degrees celsius outside. Too hot to make those tires work. So literally sliding everywhere on a mildly moist surface. No grip at all.

[djos]

I dont have a particularly long or glorious Car history as I tend to keep my cars for a long time:

1/ '74 Toyota Corolla 4 door sedan w/ Jap Spec 1.3ltr 4cyl engine (replacing stock 1.1ltr), 4 speed manual - My Teenager car

2/ '88 Ford Telstar GL Sedan w/ 2.0ltr 4cyl & 5 Speed manual (Basically a mazda 626 made in Sydney by Ford)

First New car:
3/ Late '02 Mazda 323 Astina 1.8ltr 4cly & 5 speed manual - brilliant car, handles great especially with Pirelli P1 tires fitted! I Still have it and mainly drive it to the railway station and back.

Current Family Car:
4/ MY10 Series 2 Mazda 6 Wagon Touring 2.5ltr 4cyl & 5 speed auto - This is the Family car and the big torquey motor and great chassis make it a great drive, we've got about 150k on the clock thanks to regular family trips from Melbourne to Adelaide to see our families at xmas etc.

Im a big fan of Mazda's, here in Australia their Service is universally excellent, servicing costs are much much lower than the European brands (which are beyond a joke!) and they are really well tuned for Australian roads with great handling and are equipped with nice petrol engines and decent gearboxes (eg no rubbish cable clutches or gear shift linkages).

PS, I've driven loads of more interesting cars but not worth trying to list them all here.

[Greg Locock]

[motor pool]

You know you're allowed to keep a car for longer than a week or two after you buy it, right?

I hardly bought any of them, they were usually test cars being evaluated or worked on for noise and vibration, or ride, or falling over, or things like that. A fair few of them I have worked on, and some are in production with 'my' fixes on them.

Here's some more: Mustang, F150, F250
Captiva
Toyota 86
Original Taurus. Blobby Taurus. Fusion.

[mzivtins]

Nissan Primera (2003 heap for space and lugging music gear around)
RX8 R3 2009 all standard (one engine rebuild, currently on 2000miles post rebuild)
RX8 S1 2006 (Europe's first Full Bridge Port MSP, car has been fully rebuilt with race spec arms, brakes, suspension and much more. The parts and work cost as much as the aston martin )
V8 Vantage 2008 (currently grey, but will go black soon once i have the N400 pack fitted, going for the GT3 look)

[bhall II]

I hardly bought any of them, they were usually test cars being evaluated or worked on for noise and vibration, or ride, or falling over, or things like that. A fair few of them I have worked on, and some are in production with 'my' fixes on them.

Explorer?

In keeping with the thread, I drive a 1996 Dodge Ram 1500 with 250,000 miles and without heat. Prior to that, I drove a 1991 Ford Ranger with 175,000 miles and without air conditioning.

I also tend to fear change.

[NOT A TA]

Between cars, trucks, and motorcycles I can't remember all the ones I've driven or even owned. Current fleet below


66 Mustang coupe
67 Camaro RS SS conv
70 Firebird Trans Am clone
81 Malibu
86 Carrera widebody cab
88 Nova Twin Cam
00 F-350 Dually

[J.A.W.]

This is a hilarious thread...

I'd rather not do a Greg L, & list all the 'common or garden' appliance cars I've used as work machines,
- but I have driven a few stand-outs that were in for service when I was helping out my bro-in-law, in his
auto-electrical business, - some tasty near new units were brought in for chipping/air-box/exhaust de-corking,
& were a bit of fun, once the electronic defeats were dealt with...

Things like Commodore V8s, Falcon V8/turbo-6's & turbo imports from Japan ( Nissan Skylines/Toyota Supras),
plus the homologation Evo/WRX stuff..

Old school luxury performance impressed with effortless drive too, from V12 Jags & V8 Porsche/BMW/M-B/Audis...

Hot rods with low weight, high power & little finesse make an interesting contrast with that lot, to be sure..

Never-the-less, I owned & drove an ancient classic Chrysler Charger for many years, only replacing it
with an equally rare, but better equipped, M-B 300 E-24 coupe, when I got an excellent offer for the Charger...

Of course, I have enjoyed riding/owning high-performance motorcycles before/during the driving of such cars,
so naturally, I aint that easily impressed by what road cars can do...

[WaikeCU]

I hardly bought any of them, they were usually test cars being evaluated or worked on for noise and vibration, or ride, or falling over, or things like that. A fair few of them I have worked on, and some are in production with 'my' fixes on them.

Explorer?

In keeping with the thread, I drive a 1996 Dodge Ram 1500 with 250,000 miles and without heat. Prior to that, I drove a 1991 Ford Ranger with 175,000 miles and without air conditioning.

I also tend to fear change.

When will you drive something without miles and with heat and AC?

[TAG]

Two old German cars.