Topic: What's your car?

My last Eclipse was an automatic, but this time I decided to go back to the stick. And so far the wrist is doing alright. A bit sore, but it seems to be getting better. I can take the brace off for two hours a day now, which helps a bit.

Good call, in my opinion. If they made my car in a stick, I would have definitely gotten it that way too.

89 jeep cherokee laredo

it starts up like rererekakavVARROOOOM!

Well that's a beautiful car Vendetta. Sweet.

Ringwood/Frankston 901!

@Corbie: If the Eclipse is so reliable why on your third in such a short span of time, eh?

I've got an '02 reg Citroen Saxo Desire. It was the cheapest car I could buy brand new at the time that had a sunroof, which is a critical aspect of any automobile for me.

This is someone else's '03, but mine looks the same:

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I loooooove French cars!

Cars are just a way of getting from point A to point B for me; pretty much the last thing in the world I'd want to spend money on, so I try to take the cheapest option possible. I'm currently driving a '91 Buick Century, but it only has 45k miles on it -- bizarre, yes, but it came from my great-grandmother who never really used it except for church and local visits. So, I got it for nothing, I have no monthly car payments at all, and it should last at least another 50k if I decide to keep using it; a perfect scenario for someone like myself, for, as I said, I can't stand spending a cent on an automobile if I don't have to.

I wish I still lived in Boston, where you can get by perfectly fine without a car. That's certainly my ideal world: more mass transit, less car ownership. It's such an abomination to efficiency when you go through a city like Atlanta and see hordes of single-rider vehicles clogging 10 lanes.

Pretty much my thinking. I do wish my car had more headroom though. Next one will probably not be new (don't see how I can really afford that) and will have more headroom -- but still a sunroof I hope. I really like the look of the Citroen C3 Picasso.

Mine's just a giant penis on wheels. It's not the most subtle, but it works for some girls.

Hmm, lets see

Checking the garage....

Yup, I remembered correctly, our loyal Ferrari Enzo still stands were I last saw it.. How a sweet car

Sarcasm alert

at least you're being honest with yourself, dude

Thanks Corbie, same!

Birdo's Bon Bon.

@Sean Aaron Wow that car is small. How many people can you squeeze into it? My wagon I can fit 8 people comfortably.
Also I think Corbie is on his third Eclipse because he leases them. At least that is my guess.

@ Sean - I trade my car every 3 years. That's why I get the payment plan for 48 months instead of 60 or 72. I like getting a new car as often as possible. That SMELL!!!! Ummmmmmmmmm

This is my little runabout - MR2 Roadster

A black lamborghini murcielago. With nitro. It can also fly.

Saleen. Really fun car for where I live.

Ah, well, I like owning the car and driving it until it dies. I've got 65000 miles and only drive it to the shops on week-ends so that hopefully won't be many many years.

I can fit five and the boot has a decent amount of space in it. My daughter has a car seat that takes up a lot of space so the person in the middle better be pretty skinny or friendly with the person next to them! I can split the back seat and take several full-sized suitcases, so it's pretty good, though it is at the cost of legroom in the back -- nobody's ever complained though!

Big pluses: Out the door cost was less than £6500 in 2002; I still get 40+mpg on the highway; 30+ in town.

Mines a '96 Dodge Ram 1500. It's nice, but I kinda wish I had a Subaru or a motorcycle instead. I kinda have a fetish for smaller sleek cars. Imo, the better the handling the better the car.