[CamaroSS18]

Age: 39

First to Current:
Most owned the same time

1986 Cavalier
1991 Camaro RS
1990 Olds Cutlass Calais
1983 Camaro Z28
1995 Silverado Z71 Step Side
2001 Mustang (Still own-53,000 miles) Bought in New
2003 Silverado Z71 Sport Side Bought New
2004 Dodge Ram SLT 2500
2005 Silverado Z71 Sport Side (Still own- 50,000 miles) Bought New
2005 Suburban Z71 (Still own- 80,000 miles)
2014 Silverado High Country Bought New/Ordered
1993 Silverado Z71 Plow Truck
2018 GMC Sierra Denali (Still Own- 15,000 miles) Bought New
2018 Camaro SS 2SS Convertible (Still Own-2,700 miles) Bought New

Wife's Cars:

2004 Toyota Rav4
2011 Ford Explorer Bought New/Ordered
2017 Buick Enclave Bought New/Just Traded
2020 GMC Acadia Denali Bought New

[shoe5163]

Age:57
71 Plymouth Satellite 318 Auto Red used junk I will never buy mopar again.
74 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu 350 Auto Burgundy used loved this car.
83 Toyota Corolla 1.6L 4AC Manual Silver new got married, so downsized.
88 Toyota Camery 2.5L Auto Gray New fully loaded gave to daughter.
92 S10 Chevrolet Blazer 4.3L Auto 4x4 Burgundy/Silver used rolled it.
91 Buick LeSabre V6 Auto White beater after I rolled Blazer.
00 Chevrolet Impala 3.4L Auto Royal Blue used.
05 Ford Escape 4 cylinder Auto Black used 190K still winter car.
12 Chevrolet Camaro RS V6 Auto Gray used 110K on it when I traded it.
17 Chevrolet Camaro 45th Anniversary Edition 2SS 1LT Auto Gray used.

[EJR8402]

Age 35
2002 Chevrolet Camaro
2009 Honda Civic EX
2012 Honda Civic SI
2019 Chevrolet Camaro SS

2013 Nissan Rogue

2014 Yamaha FZ-09

[jb_camaro_2ss]

Age 29

In order of purchase:
2002 Chevrolet Malibu - Auto
2004 Honda Civic LX Coupe - Manual
2002 Yamaha YZF600R
2006 Suzuki GSXR 600 (later swapped the engine for a 750)
1984 Ford Mustang T-top - Manual
2007 Honda CBR1000RR

Current:
2011 Jeep Liberty Jet Edition - Auto (daily/family vehicle)
2017 Chevrolet Camaro 2SS - Manual
2013 Mazda 3 - Auto (wife's)

[Lafourche1]

Originally Posted by caSStro18

All the Pontiacs and no Firebird?

The Pontiac Firebird Trans Am. The Trans Am was the theoretical top of the Firebird name plate.

There was the WS6 - RAM Air package that could be added.

The WU6 package would move the manufacturer of record to SLP (Firehawk).

[Aragorn]

1974 Toyota pu
1991 Nissan pu
1987 5.0 very
2000 Ford Focus
2003 Jets 1.8t
2005 accord coupe
2008 civic
2017 ss 1le

[bjbonentte]

Age 40

1994 Ford Escort GT M5
1998 Ford Escort Zx2
1998 Ford Mustang GT M5
1994 Ford Mustang GT M5
2002 Kia Specrtra A4
2005 Nissan Sentra Se-R SpecV M6
2003 Nissan 350z M6
2010 VW Jetta TDI DSG
2011 Jeep Grand Cherokee A5
2012 Acura TSX Wagon A5
2018 Subaru WRX STI M6
2019 Chevrolet Camaro SS 1LE M6

[BlueCam]

1966 Chevelle SS
1974 Vega
1976 Ford 150 Hippie Van
1978 Celica GT
1978 Trans Am T/A 6.6
1979 Arrow
1980 Cavalier Station Wagon
1982 Cavalier RS
1985 Malibu Coupe
1992 Taurus Station Wagon
1994 Camaro
1999 Camaro
2000 Accord Coupe
2001 Accord Sedan
2006 Pilot
2010 Accord Coupe
2010 Corvette
2013 Corvette GS 60th Anniversary
2012 Frontier
2016 Camaro 2SS (current)
2020 Silverado Custom (current)

Plus
1979 Kawasaki KDX400
1983 Yamaha YZ250K
2005 Harley Superglide
2008 Harley VROD Nightrod Special


67 years and counting

[UnknownJinX]

Originally Posted by Camaro_QC

Age: 29

First car bought used at the age of 18.

2005 Pontiac wave MT5
2007 Hyundai Tiburon GS MT5 (totalled)
2002 Hyundai Elantra MT5 (owned it 1 month...)
2008 Hyundai Tiburon GS MT5*
2018 Camaro RS MT6*

*Currently owned

Notice a trend... I don't know how to drive an automatic car. Hehe.

What happened to the Elantra there?

And while I can work with an automatic, my personal cars except for my 1st Accord are all manuals.

[ember1205]

Originally Posted by UnknownJinX

What happened to the Elantra there?

And while I can work with an automatic, my personal cars except for my 1st Accord are all manuals.

I'm going to guess he grabbed it to replace the totaled car, and traded out of it when he found what he wanted long term.

I owned my first Explorer for something like four days and swapped it back in for the '97 that was new. The first one was green and the dealer never disclosed that the entire car was repainted from that red/orange color they had. I saw that on the registration paperwork and immediately went back to fix their "oversight".

[SkySerpent]

Age 26

2010 Toyota Matrix XR 2.4L A6 ~ 200,000km's (Mothers old car bought new I put 150,000km's)

2018 Camaro RS V6 A8 ~ 70,000km's (Bought New)

[MATEOLT1SS]

AGE:37
1990 Fox Body 5.0 Coupe manual, charcoal grey
2000 Camaro SS vert manual, black
1990 Fox Body manual, red
2015 Honda Accord Sport, charcoal
2006 Saturn Ion DD lol
2016 Camaro 1SS manual

[Camaro_QC]

Originally Posted by UnknownJinX

What happened to the Elantra there?

And while I can work with an automatic, my personal cars except for my 1st Accord are all manuals.

Originally Posted by ember1205

I'm going to guess he grabbed it to replace the totaled car, and traded out of it when he found what he wanted long term.

I owned my first Explorer for something like four days and swapped it back in for the '97 that was new. The first one was green and the dealer never disclosed that the entire car was repainted from that red/orange color they had. I saw that on the registration paperwork and immediately went back to fix their "oversight".

Close!

I was thinking not going back to school a little before my first Tiburon was totalled. When it happened, I thought it would be a great opportunity to use the cash from the insurance to do it and I bought the Elantra for 1000$ CAD (was in good condition for the age).

But a week after that I got a well paying job (that I still have) and ended up missing a lot my Tiburon. Although you guys might think it is a cheap car with only 130 hp, it is very nice to drive. So I looked up and found another Tiburon and sold the Elantra for the same price I bought it.

Wasn't planned like this, but it ended up being a temporary car between the Tiburons. Still haven't regretted getting another one, it still drives nice, but with the big hatch opening, it serves me as a "pickup" (I bring my 8' long board of wood for my woodworking, people around are borrowing it to transport big stuff that doesn't fit in a normal car, etc etc, I even brought an oven in it for 200km!).

But right now with 255 000 km, it's getting old. Once it dies, I'll buy a small and cheap pickup. I'd like a Colorado or Canyon, but they are selling for much that I can afford. So maybe a Nissan Frontier which can be pretty cheap for the base model. We'll see.

[ember1205]

Originally Posted by Camaro_QC

Close!

I was thinking not going back to school a little before my first Tiburon was totalled. When it happened, I thought it would be a great opportunity to use the cash from the insurance to do it and I bought the Elantra for 1000$ CAD (was in good condition for the age).

But a week after that I got a well paying job (that I still have) and ended up missing a lot my Tiburon. Although you guys might think it is a cheap car with only 130 hp, it is very nice to drive. So I looked up and found another Tiburon and sold the Elantra for the same price I bought it.

Wasn't planned like this, but it ended up being a temporary car between the Tiburons. Still haven't regretted getting another one, it still drives nice, but with the big hatch opening, it serves me as a "pickup" (I bring my 8' long board of wood for my woodworking, people around are borrowing it to transport big stuff that doesn't fit in a normal car, etc etc, I even brought an oven in it for 200km!).

But right now with 255 000 km, it's getting old. Once it dies, I'll buy a small and cheap pickup. I'd like a Colorado or Canyon, but they are selling for much that I can afford. So maybe a Nissan Frontier which can be pretty cheap for the base model. We'll see.

Get yourself a 4cyl Toyota if you can. Odds are pretty low that you could get one that's a 95 or older that isn't a total rust bucket, but if you could... They're ultra reliable and comparatively easy to work on. And the 22R motor just won't die...

The Tacoma's are nice, but the 6cyl motors don't really let you put the power to the road and the 4cyl's are a little light on the power for the beefier size of the vehicle.