What Were Your Past Cars?

Nomar06 said:
I had a temporary issue too....not sure it has gone away entirely.

Before this Si I changed cars every year for 4 years in a row.....


My List is....

89 Nissan Maxima
96 Saturn sedan
96 Chevy Camaro
98 Chrysler Sebring coupe
04 Jeep Grand Cherokee
06 Honda Civic Si coupe
03 BMW 330i ZHP sedan
13 Honda Accord sedan
13 Honda Fit Sport
15 Honda Civic Si sedan
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Mines a similar pattern but about every 2 years hopefully it'll slow down ha..
94 ford mustang convertible
00 Chevy cavalier
03 Chevy s10
01 Dodge Ram 1500
00 Honda CR-V (wife's)
09 Pontiac g6(wife's)
13 Honda Civic si
15 Dodge Journey(wife's)
 
Me and my Pathfinder circa July 2007. That was about a week or two after I bought the truck. I was chasing down a fuel injector wire harness in Sacramento (photo at grandparents' house) because a mouse got into the engine bay and chewed the wires on the #2 cylinder fuel injector. Hauled to NY just a couple of weeks later to start my engineering career.

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My first was my mom's car a 1986 toyota corolla in 2005.
Then got heavily into toyota pickup trucks (coming from hawaii)
1985 toyota pickup 4x4
2001 toyota tacoma double cab 4x4
2006 toyota tacoma extra cab 4x4
2009 toyota tacoma double cab 4x4
Now into my honda phase lol 2011
1992 acura integra my first honda! came with the b17 GSR - i think if it wasn't for this motor I wouldn't have fell in love with hondas.
Then bought My 2012 Civic SI
I just picked up a 97 civic sedan and a 98 civic sedan too last month/ been wanting something old to play around with, I just cant stand new cars sometimes haha.
 
I started driving my mom's 91 Ford aerostar then
Used 98 Ford contour gl v6 manual
New 03 Mazda 6 automatic leased (the most boring car i ever owned)
1987 Chevy sprint (winter beater)
1989 buick century
92 civic vx
01 Chrysler pt loser (blew the engine)
2012 accord lxs (lease)
2015 civic si (current)
 
I started with
1989 Corolla LE 5spd Manual (First Car)
1994 Mazda Mx-6 (Auto Car went thru 4 Trans)
1999 Honda Civic Ex Manual (Og engine blew swapped a B18B in it and boosted it made 275whp)
1994 Acura Integra Manual (Ls swapped Gsr Shell)
1993 240sx se Auto to Manual Swap(sr20 swapped)
1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee Auto
1999 Honda Civic Ex 4dr Auto
1996 Honda Civic Dx Manual (Midori Green Hatch that I wrecked Lsvtec swapped)
1998 Ford Explorer V8 AWD Auto
2000 Honda Civic Ex Manual (Swapped all the stuff from hatch into)
2003 Bmw 330xi Auto (Biggest POS)
2015 Honda Civic Si (love this car)
 
1995 Honda Accord station wagon, manual swap; 2002 Chevy Cavalier sedan, auto trans; 1997 Honda Civic coupe, manual (bad synchros- lemon buy); 1998 Acura Integra GS sedan, manual (best bang-for- buck); 2012 Honda Civic EX sedan, auto; 2002 Subaru Impreza Outback, manual; 1997 Saab SE Turbo hatchback sedan, manual (most fun/cheapest @$1500)

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I'll throw in.
1984 Mazda RX-7 (Manual)
1986 Mazda RX-7 (Manual)
1988 Dodge Ram 150 (Automatic)
Then a big jump and started leasing
2007 Honda Civic EX (Manual)
2010 Honda Civic EX (Automatic, hated driving automatic but wife wanted something she could drive)
2012 Honda Civic Si (Don't think I need to say the Si's are manual ;))
2014 Honda Civic Si (Last lease)
2014 Dodge Ram 1500 (My winter vehicle)
 
Mine is from first car to recent:
1.) 2003 Honda Accord EX-L Sedan - SOLD - 2010 - 2011
2.) 2012 Honda Civic Si Sedan - SOLD - 2011-2016
3.) 1994 Honda Civic EX Sedan - SCRAPPED - 2014-2015
4.) 2012 Hyundai Genesis 2.0T Coupe - SOLD - 2014-2015
5.) 2015 BMW 428xi Gran Coupe - Lease Return - 2014-2015
 
From first to latest:
1.) 1977 Oldsmobile Cutlass S
2.) 1984 Pontiac Firebird S/E
3.) 1965 Chevrolet Impala
4.) 1983 Dodge Diplomat
5.) 1981 AMC Jeep CJ-7
6.) 1993 Toyota Tercel
7.) 1997 Toyota Tacoma SR5 4X4
8.) 2012 Honda Civic LX Coupe

I'm hoping this Civic is the last car I ever buy.
 
My list is rather short considering I've only been driving for 5 years. My previous car (also my first) was a 2001 Audi A6. With the 2.8V6 Quattro, and an Auto-tragic. It was a rolling piece of trash but it's what got me into actually working on my own cars. I've always had a passion for cars, but never cared to work on them until this unreliable POS came into my life. I had it for about a year and a half until the transmission decided that gears are pointless. Traded it in (got laughed at by the service manager when he saw the car, and only $500), and that's how I got the civic.
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fg3_colton said:
My list is rather short considering I've only been driving for 5 years. My previous car (also my first) was a 2001 Audi A6. With the 2.8V6 Quattro, and an Auto-tragic. It was a rolling piece of trash but it's what got me into actually working on my own cars. I've always had a passion for cars, but never cared to work on them until this unreliable POS came into my life. I had it for about a year and a half until the transmission decided that gears are pointless. Traded it in (got laughed at by the service manager when he saw the car, and only $500), and that's how I got the civic.
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Beginning to drive is a learning experience on all fronts. When I first started driving I didn't have the cash to get my head gasket changed so I did it myself with a couple of wrenches and sockets. Didn't even know I had to machine the head or time the dizzy but again it was a learning experience. Fast forward about 14 years later and I'm still realizing I don't know jack about cars though it's a love hate relationship I obsess over and try to understand daily.

But I will say there's nothing like getting your car running and driving it after a big mechanical issue. Like I pull up to stop lights and wanna tell people "yea that's right, I got this bad boy running" then u realize it's a beater *** 96 accord lx. Lol.

Sorry for the rant. Nice car selection people!
 
fg3_colton said:
My list is rather short considering I've only been driving for 5 years. My previous car (also my first) was a 2001 Audi A6. With the 2.8V6 Quattro, and an Auto-tragic. It was a rolling piece of trash but it's what got me into actually working on my own cars. I've always had a passion for cars, but never cared to work on them until this unreliable POS came into my life. I had it for about a year and a half until the transmission decided that gears are pointless. Traded it in (got laughed at by the service manager when he saw the car, and only $500), and that's how I got the civic.
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They gave you $500 for the red Audi in that pic?
 
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They gave you $500 for the red Audi in that pic?
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Yes, before I had traded it in, I was involved in an accident. Someone had rear ended me causing minor damage to the bumper and paint, as well as the front bumper and grill (I got hit hard enough to send me into the car ahead of me) The transmission was also on its way out. So when I arrived at the dealer, they allowed me to trade in the car as is, and with a check from the insurance company representing the guy that hit me, for the damages, which was about $1000 (the price for a new bumper covers, paint, and grille). Hence why I was only offered $500 for the car itself.


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In order from most recent:

2009 Honda Accord EX coupe (traded in for the Civic when my daughter was on the way and two doors wouldn't have been fun)
2007 Chevrolet Silverado LT (traded in for the Accord when gas hit over $4 a gallon in 2009)
2000 Chevrolet Monte Carlo SS (traded in for the Silverado when I was a dumb kid with too much money and a longing for a big powerful truck)
 
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