What Is Your Vehicle History?

It was my wife's. I had a short drive and she had to go through Austin with our very young kids...so she got the better and safer vehicle. I got to suffer for a year until I got my truck. Man was that a weird change. Going from something that could fit in the bed of a truck...to a truck. I backed into a lot of stuff the first year.

 

1995 Ford Ranger XLT (Manual) 2002-2010
2007 Civic Hybrid 2007-2013
2013 Civic LX 2013-Present

I've also owned a Versa, Sedona, & Pilot, but my wife has been the primary driver for those.

 

Helicopter

 

`03: 1978 Datsun 280z (Roller gifted to me, later finding the frame rails were swiss cheese. Junkyard)
`03 -`04: 1997 Chevy Cavalier Z24 (Crashed)
`04 -`05: 1992 Chevy Caprice (Left to my father when I moved across the country, he later sold it to a junkyard.)
`07 -`08: 2004 Dodge Stratus RT (Left with Ex post breakup)
`07 -`13: 2002 Dodge Intrepid SE (Sold to LKQ for cash)
`13 -`14: 1997 Chevy Silverado 1500 Extended Cab (Rear-ended at a red light, Totaled)
`14 -`16: 2008 Toyota Yaris (Trade-in)
`16 - Current: 2002 Chevy Silverado 1500 Extended Cab
`16 - Current: 2015 Kia Soul +

 

Too many to remember. I once walked away from a '73 Celica that I left on the side of the road off of Highway 59. It stopped running for some reason. Hitched a ride back home. Never looked back.

My favorite car was a '65 Ford Galaxie 500. 390 4barrell with dual blown exhaust. It had an after-market under-dash AC unit that was like having a small window unit AC. You could hang meat in there when it was cranking.

 

1982 Volvo 240 GL
1992 Lexus SC400
1996 Volvo 850 GLT
2006 Infiniti G35 Sedan
2010 Chevrolet Suburban

 

this has been fun to think about

1969 Ford Country Squire
1971 Buick Skylark
1974 Ford Mustang II
1978 Ford Fiesta
1984 Toyota 4Runner
1986 Toyota Pickup 2wd
1986 Toyota Cressida
1995 Ford Windstar
1999 Ford F150 4wd
2004 Ford Freestar
2006 Ram 2500 4wd diesel
2008 Jetta wagon TDI
2009 Jetta wagon TDI
2013 Ford Explorer 4wd
2018 Ram 3500 4wd gasser
1948 Ford F1

Counting my wife's and daughters' cars, there was also a 2002-ish Audi A6 Quattro and 2010 VW EOS convertible in there somewhere, and currently a 2008 BMW x3, a 2009 BMW X3, and a 2000 Suburu Outback. And honestly, I'm not sure that I haven't forgotten one or two from along the way that maybe we didn't drive for very long.

 

2010 Bugatti
2012 Bugatti
2014 Bugatti
2016 Bugatti
2018 Honda Civic (sports package)

 

-2002 z350 (stolen then salvaged,the guy who stole it left a dozen of very sticky Playboy collection in the car)
-2003 Pathfinder
-Used 2004 in 06 MB -c ( had always to choose between a/c or head gasket)
-2007 hummer h3 ( slowly but surely nearby garages became my friends)
-2009 Hyundai Tucson with about 56k miles only ( wasn't my choice of a car but the one I deserved)

2017 Yaris for my Aunt/2016 explorer for mom

for collection : inherited 94 MAN 4*4 semi truck, Land cruiser 93

 

2001 Honda Accord
2005 Acura Tl
2007 Lexus GS
2010 BMW 3 Series coupe
2011 BMW 5 series
2015 Lexus GS
2018 Dodge Charger SRT

 

97 mitsubishi galant i got from a friend for crazy cheap cus i think he was running away from the law and had to get rid of it fast. it was super customized in and out.

my most recent is a 2016 honda and 2013 motorbike (also honda). boring.

 

90 Silverado (94-96)
96 ranger (97-98)
97 Ford f 150 (98-2003)
04 Silverado (2004-2007)
2008 f150 (2007-08)
2006 Tahoe (09-10)
2011 avalanche (2011-2014)
2014 Silverado (2014-2017)
2017 Silverado (2017- current)
2017 wrangler sahara (2017-current)

It was neat trying to remember all of these.

 

High school: 1987 Buick LeSabre
College: 1993 Mazda MX-6
Post-college: 2004 Honda Accord (six-speed)
Now: 2014 Nissan 370Z NISMO

 

My first car was a 2001 Mitsubishi Galant that I customized. I had subs, rims, euro lights, an aftermarket radio, and I waxed that thing like every two weeks. I actually saw it a few months ago and it still looks good.

I drove that 2006-2014, the timing belt broke. I knew a mechanic so he fixed it cheap and sold it. I ended up getting $1,000 out of the sale.

Then I bought a 2001 Dodge Ram. It was cool owning a truck for a while but the A/C didn't work (I live in Florida) and it did some weird sputtering thing. Drove that for about a year and sold it for around what I bought it for.

Finally, I got a real job and could afford a decent car. The credit union my dad works for had a repossessed 2013 Nissan Sentra with like 20,000 miles that was in perfect condition. I've been driving that since and have rims (black on black), my same old subs, aftermarket radio and backup camera. Hopefully I can drive it until electric cars are cheaper with more range.

 

01 Dodge Stratus (2000 - Present)
04 Nissan Mazima (2010 - 2016)
06 Nissan Maxima (2016 - Present)

 

83-86 Nissan Pulsar
86-90 Subaru Turbo XT
90-95 Ford F-150
95-2001 Toyota Celica Supra
01-07 Ford Explorer
07-10 Hummer H2
10-14 Hummer H3
14-16 BMW 528i
16-18 BMW X5

 

Love listening to Dave Ramsey.

 

In 1999, I got a 1997 Pontiac Grand Prix. Drove that until 2006. Always looked great. But it was a **** car. Became an amateur mechanic because of it. A 2000 Honda Civic replaced that. Maintened it, never repaired it. Drove that until 2013 when I got a 2014 GT Mustang, manual transmission. Still have it, added an exhaust and intake, love it, but glad I got extended coverage for it a couple of years ago.

 

96 honda prelude si
2010 honda civic ex
2017 honda civic ex

My Prelude was automatic but that car was awesome it was red and I put magna flow exhaust on it because I was 17.