It was a '73 Chevy Nova.
Not a horrible car. Drove that thing right into the ground. The straight six engine in it was close to unkillable.
Electrical harness eventually started to go though. Too bad. In many ways it was a pretty good car.
I'm now driving a 2005 Sunfire - the last of the Sunfires as it were (last model year). It's the second Sunfire I've had and overall I'm okay with it.
GM pissed me off with their (quite literally) illegal behaviour over lease billings when I returned my Grand Am. As such they aren't likely to see my business again.
Not sure what I'll get when this goes although if I'm still working out of town I really want something with four wheel drive and more clearance. The roads out here can get hairy sometimes.
Oh and what would I have if I could 'dream car' it? Well another Porsche would be good (had one when I was in the military for awhile) but really I'd want a Lamborghini Countache in deep midnight blue? Why? Because it's fast, impractical, looks cool and would be fun!
Not a horrible car. Drove that thing right into the ground. The straight six engine in it was close to unkillable.
Electrical harness eventually started to go though. Too bad. In many ways it was a pretty good car.
I'm now driving a 2005 Sunfire - the last of the Sunfires as it were (last model year). It's the second Sunfire I've had and overall I'm okay with it.
GM pissed me off with their (quite literally) illegal behaviour over lease billings when I returned my Grand Am. As such they aren't likely to see my business again.
Not sure what I'll get when this goes although if I'm still working out of town I really want something with four wheel drive and more clearance. The roads out here can get hairy sometimes.
Oh and what would I have if I could 'dream car' it? Well another Porsche would be good (had one when I was in the military for awhile) but really I'd want a Lamborghini Countache in deep midnight blue? Why? Because it's fast, impractical, looks cool and would be fun!
May God stand between you and harm in all the empty places you must walk.
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This message last edited by SilverWarder on 12/04/2010 at 05:03:30 PM
What is/was your first car?
09/04/2010 03:11:40 PM
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Alfa Romeo 33SL (1987). I miss it.
09/04/2010 03:29:04 PM
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OK. Weird. I posted this but was logged in with my account not Helene's. Hmmm *NM*
10/04/2010 09:15:51 AM
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Brand new 1992 Saturn.
09/04/2010 03:30:49 PM
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I'm buying a lottery ticket today. Want in?
09/04/2010 03:37:16 PM
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Yes! If it hits, you can take the 50 cents I'll owe you out of our winnings.
09/04/2010 03:45:57 PM
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First car was a 1982 Pontiac J2000 (Sunbird)
09/04/2010 03:43:22 PM
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if you don't actually NEED a truck...
09/04/2010 03:47:58 PM
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An 80-something Plymouth Volare that my Gramma gave my older brother and me
09/04/2010 03:46:49 PM
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If we don't count driving my parents' Buick after I got my learner's permit at 14...
09/04/2010 04:16:34 PM
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I never had a car. Can't drive.
09/04/2010 04:58:31 PM
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Man. You know what we should do?
09/04/2010 05:21:45 PM
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Iiiiiii
09/04/2010 05:25:13 PM
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Re: Iiiiiii
09/04/2010 06:13:37 PM
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I think I'm hearing banjos.
09/04/2010 07:16:50 PM
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No, that's the .357 String Band singing our national anthem. *NM*
09/04/2010 07:27:54 PM
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Speaking of cars, Mery and I got rear-ended by a semi earlier this week.
09/04/2010 05:20:18 PM
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I had a 1967 Toyota Corolla....what a piece of crap that thing was!
09/04/2010 06:34:05 PM
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2000 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP. Still drive it, but I'm looking to move on. Been a good car though. *NM*
10/04/2010 04:53:44 AM
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I learned in, and still sometimes borrow, my dad's 1997/98 (R-reg) Nissan Micra.
10/04/2010 09:21:56 AM
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My first car I got from my parents
12/04/2010 05:01:36 PM
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I suppose that would the '98 Century I fell asleep driving last August.
13/04/2010 12:22:35 PM
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