[Boosted_ST]

Originally Posted by enzia35

'01 Camaro v6
'90 Miata
'14 Camaro v6
Current:
'16 Camaro SS
'18 Miata Grand Touring

Notice a trend?

I'll be 31 in November.

LOL. I love the current-gen Miata. Why didn't you wait for 2019s, with the power bump?

[CCG Garnet Red]

Age: 64
1st Vehicle: 1965 El Camino 327 auto, white red interior, black vinyl (age 15)
1966 Malibu coupe 283 2bbl powerglide, white with blue interior (age 16)
1972 Malibu 350 coupe 350 2bbl, auto , yellow, white interior beige vinyl top (age 17), totaled by friend age 18
1972 Chevelle SS 350, 350 4bbl(Holley 650/headers) auto Mulsanne Blue, white bench/white vinyl top, age 18
1975 Camaro RS 350 4bbl auto, Antique White flat black hood and top age 21
1979 Z28 350 4bbl auto bright blue metallic blue deluxe vinyl interior, t tops alum wheels 1st new car I ever bought age 23
1984 Monte Carlo SS Dark Blue in and out 305 H.O. auto ( 1st "family" car when daughter was born) new, age 28
1964 Malibu SS vert, red black interior 283 4bbl powerglide - gift from Father ( he had restored)
1970 Chevelle SS 396/350 H.P., Fathom Blue White stripes, Muncie 4 speed white buckets, gauges, factory air, age 28, restored and very STUPIDLY sold in 1987 for $4250 to buy a vette
1983 V6 Cutlass Supreme coupe hated, see next car
1979 vette L48 auto, silver with white leather, age 32, was daily driver many years, still own and STILL miss the 70 Chevelle
1990 Lumina Euro white with blue buckets birth of son age 46
2002 Impala LS Impala Sand drift metallic tan leather interior bought new, still own
2001 Toyota SR5 pickup bought new by father in law, wife bought out brother & sister during estate settlement at his death, had 18K miles, now 66K, she drives
Family and son bought his 17 Camaro RS,V6, A8 new in Sept 17, he takes care of it, only 6K miles
Did I tell you guys that I still regret selling the 70 Chevelle SS396 in 1987?????????

Love this website. NOTE: My Dad was an insurance agent,no big blocks under his roof, but kept me in very nice used cars as long as I stayed in college unmarried. His Dad, a Chevy salesman who got me hooked on the look of a new Chevelle SS 396 Butternut yellow black vinyl top during a delivery of the transport truck on a summer night in 1968, ( his dealership was getting an Impala and a pickup, of course). Lots of arguments in our family until Chevy starting putting 350's in SS Chevelles in 1971. BTW, Dad knew best, as I wrecked the 72 Chevelle SS 350 3 times after adding the Holley and the headers!

[AZCamaroFan]

all Camaro's except for

a Trailblazer.

[zts1986]

Age: 32

2003 GMC Sonoma 5-speed manual, 2.2L NA
2007 Chevy Aveo 5-speed manual, 1.6L NA
2013 Chevy Cruze 6-speed manual, 1.4T
2019 Camaro 6-speed manual, 2.0T

[streetyme]

Age 47

2016 2SS Camaro A8 Whipple Rotofab Elite


2017 Mustang Gt Premium A6
2006 Mustang Gt Premium 5r55 Magancharged
2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee
2011 Volkswagon Touareg VR6 Sport

past cars
1978 Pontiac Trans Am 400 with Ram Air 3 heads Elderbrock Performer RPM intake
750 double pumper 4.10's and 3200 Hughes Performance convertor

1993 Camaro Z28 ported and polished 53 cc AFR heads ported Lt-4 intake
TPIS ZZ9 cam 3.73's and 3400 Vigilante convertor ARH headers SLP catback

1999 Hugger orange Z28 Whisper lid SLP underdrive pulley 3.73's 3600 triple disc Vigilante convertor Radom Technology adjustable torque arm LS6 intake Dynatech LT's Random Technology high flow cats and cat back system.

2009 Nissan 370Z Touring Borla catback system R2C short ram intake

2001 GMC Sonoma Highrider

1989 Ford Bronco XLT 90 HO 5.0 motor true duel exhaust 31 inch Super Swampers
1993 SHO 5sd Taurus
1997 SHO Taurus

[z28pat]

1977 camaro (1st car )
1984 trans am
1989 iroc z camaro
1994 camaro Z28
2002 camaro Z28pat
2013 Mitsubishi Outlander Sport (winter car )
2018 ss 1le

[enzia35]

Originally Posted by Boosted_ST

LOL. I love the current-gen Miata. Why didn't you wait for 2019s, with the power bump?

>$8k off was a big part. Also wanted to get rid of the ‘90 as it was a rolling death trap. Not to mention the one I bought was the one I wanted: black Grand Touring with the red top in manual. And I drove it off the lot with 15 miles on the odometer.

[Supreme Wu]

In order, I can't remember years in some cases (age 39)



Honda Accord hatch (high school car)
Mercury Cougar (the cool two-door coupe style with flat back windshield)
Mazda 626
Honda Civic
Nissan Maxima (2001 SE, great memories with this car, loved it)
Infiniti M35X
Ford Fusion


Jeep Grand Cherokee 2013 (current)
Camaro SS 2017 (current)

[rburke76]

age:52



1990 Chevy Cavalier
2003 Chevy monte Carlo
2017 Chevy Camaro

[LT4Greg]

61 years old, 1974 Chevy Vega, 1975 Buick Skyhawk, 1982 Camaro Z28, 1987 Camaro IROC Z28, 1998 Camaro SS, 2005 Silverado 1500 regular cab(4.8 liter 5 speed manual) which I still own, 2010 Camaro SS LS3, 2016 Camaro 2SS and a 2017 ZL1 which I bought used in March with less than 500 miles. All my Camaros have been manual cars and I really think my ZL1 is the best one of them that I have owned.

[Bosse'sBoss]

My favorites:


2016 Camaro SS 6 speed manual transmission

2014 Camaro ZL1 automatic

2011 Mustang GT 5.0 Brembo pkg. 6 speed manual

2005 Infiniti G35 coupe manual transmission



My not favorites (unreliables) hated cars:


2014 Corvette Stingray Z51 automatic

2002 Porsche 911 Carrera 6 speed manual transmission

[ride_002000]

33 years old. Here's my list in order or ownership.

1990 Ford ranger
1994 Pontiac Grand am
1999 Mercury cougar
2002 Dodge ram
2004 Cadillac CTS
2005 Ford f150
2007 Cadillac CTS
2012 Kia optima
2013 Chevy Silverado
2015 jeep Cherokee
2016 Ford f150
1973 Pontiac Firebird
2002 mustang GT
2018 Camaro 2SS

Also had a 2000 Honda CBR 600 & 2002 Yamaha R1 sport bikes back in college.

[Red Chief]

'79 Cougar.
My first and only V8. It was huge and felt like a truck in turns but it had a floaty feeling on the highway that introduced me to the personality that all cars have.

'91 Cavalier.
Bought this used and at first it felt compact and sporty compared to the massive Cougar. Over time the interior parts began to crack and pull apart. It was a prime example of American auto manufacturers trying to build cheap, compact cars to compete with Japanese auto manufacturers and the quality control was not there. On a snowy and icy road one night I was driving to work and slid into a curb, bending the passenger side wheel into the wheel well.

2005 Cavalier
Bought it new but no cruise control, power windows or locks. It felt great early on but eventually the headlights got that yellowed look and on one fateful evening in 2012, the rear end was smashed in a multi-car pileup.

2012 Camaro V6
After the Cavalier was more or less totalled, I got a check for $3500. I had been casually looking at Mustangs for awhile but they were common as hell. They were a dime a dozen and mostly driven by middle-aged women. I stopped wanting one.

On another fateful day, I saw a black Gen 5 Camaro driving toward me in traffic. I made up my mind really quick and went to the dealership and asked for a black V6 Camaro. Cruise control, power windows and locks, bluetooth for the phone and XM Radio. It was a huge upgrade.

[vidkidZ]

This should cover the car's I've purchased...

1983 Pontiac J2000 5-speed manual*
1986 Chevy Cavalier 2.8L Z24*
1990 Chevy Beretta 3.1L GT 5-speed manual*
1993 Pontiac Transam 5.7L LT1*
1991 Pontiac Grand Prix GT
1991 Pontiac Grand Prix GTP 5-speed manual*
2002 Pontiac Transam Firehawk LS1 6-speed manual*
2004 Pontiac GTO 5.7 LS2 6-speed manual
2006 300c SRT8 6.L2 Hemi*
2007 Pontiac Solstice GXP
2007 Corvette Convertible 6.0 LS3*
2008 Jeep Cherokee 6.2L Hemi srt8*
2006 Magnum srt8 6.2L Hemi*
2009 Nissan 370z 3.7L*
2016 Camaro 2SS 6.2L*

* daily driver