What kind of car do you drive?

I don't mean to sound elitist with this thread topic, but I was just curious what everyone rides in? I have a 2001 Pontiac Grand Prix SE (that's mine) and a 2002 Pontiac Grand Am GT (that I jointly own with my father). I love Pontiacs, got my first one back in '95 when I was 21. I know that they're not the best cars on the road and I certainly don't proclaim them to be. I've just always liked em and always will. Peace.

1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo. I love it to death, it's up to 99 thousand-plus miles and it still runs like a charm. The only major complaint I have is that one of the stereo speakers crapped out a few years ago and I have never gotten around to fixing it

2003 Kia Spectra....a Point A to B car

My wife 2007 Hyundai Sonata...it's a nice car!

1996 Saturn SL1 with a check engine soon light that turns on and off by itself all the time. I hate cars

I grew up as a Pontiac guy, so I know that disease. I had 3 GTO's (67, 70, 71) as a younger man, and then Grand Am's (87, 96, 99 GT) as I got older. However I had a Mazda truck (a fake Ranger) that put my last Grand Am to shame as far as reliability, so I sold the Pontiac and got a real Ranger to go with the fake one.
All I need is trucks. I can put my gun, bible, and ex-wifes dog in the cab. The hay bales and beer go in back. I find southern rock has crept up on me along with the trucks.

i own a 1994 Chevy Astro Van that is use mainly for work. a 2005 Dodge Ram Quad Cab, & a 2006 Saturn ION that my wife uses mainly. we also own a 2005 HD Softail.

I've got a 94 Chevy Corsica that I drive to work.It has about 180,000 miles on it,but its a dependable ride.I also own a 97 Dodge 4x4 with 33's on it that usually sits in the garage.My wife drives a 2000 chevy Blazer.

scottmitchell74 wrote:

a Point A to B car

That's what I have too! I own a 2000 Suzuki Baleno, station wagon, and a 1994 Ford Escort station wagon.

something like this. this car is called SKODA FELICIA 1997
(joking around, this car own CIA cos name of car is FeliCIA )

1994 Toyota Rustbucket.
But hey, it runs. It's paid for. It gets me to work and the gym and the air conditioning still works, so I ain't complaining.

Every chance I get I drive an 03 Chevy Avalanche. I love that truck! We also own an 02 Chevy Venture van which I will be stuck driving daily when my husband gets back. One of these days, after tuition is paid up and all four kids are gone, I will drive the 67 Ford Mustang convertible sitting in my garage.

ultmetal wrote:

1994 Toyota Rustbucket.
But hey, it runs. It's paid for. It gets me to work and the gym and the air conditioning still works, so I ain't complaining.

I hear ya Bro.Thats the best part of my old ride.ITS PAID FOR!!!

quiettype wrote:

One of these days, after tuition is paid up and all four kids are gone, I will drive the 67 Ford Mustang convertible sitting in my garage.

By then,you'll need a Hover-round:lol!:

1998 Honda Civic hatchback, Red.

....I'm 6' 4", 256 lbs., yah, picture that for a moment.



And then my wife drives our Blue Bomber ('89 chevy suburban, mashed up
front end), powder metallic blue! oh it's sick brothers.....SICK!!! I OWN ALL MY CARS, AND I WILL NEVER HAVE A CAR PAYMENT, EVER AGAIN!!!!

SAHB Healer wrote:

I grew up as a Pontiac guy, so I know that
disease. I had 3 GTO's (67, 70, 71) as a younger man, and then Grand
Am's (87, 96, 99 GT) as I got older. However I had a Mazda truck (a
fake Ranger) that put my last Grand Am to shame as far as reliability,
so I sold the Pontiac and got a real Ranger to go with the fake one.
All
I need is trucks. I can put my gun, bible, and ex-wifes dog in the cab.
The hay bales and beer go in back. I find southern rock has crept up on
me along with the trucks.

AMEN BROTHER!

thrasher73 wrote:

quiettype wrote:

One of these days, after tuition is paid up and all four kids are gone, I will drive the 67 Ford Mustang convertible sitting in my garage.

By then,you'll need a Hover-round:lol!:

:lol!: Care to make yet another wager on that thrasher?

'05 Pontiac Vibe. Don't have a second car yet. My wife wants to get herself a BMW once I find a job. Obviously, I will "get to have" the Pontiac!

quiettype wrote:

thrasher73 wrote:

quiettype wrote:

One of these days, after tuition is paid up and all four kids are gone, I will drive the 67 Ford Mustang convertible sitting in my garage.

By then,you'll need a Hover-round:lol!:

Care to make yet another wager on that thrasher?

What?!

I have a `96 Chevy Corsica that seems to be on it's last legs (I'm told that next inspection it probably won't pass because of a rusting frame) and my wife drives a `03 Chevy Malibu (which I'll probably inherit once the Corsica finally dies and we get a new car-don't know what we want but it won't be a Chevy)

I have a black '01 Mustang that I'm looking to get rid of before the end of summer and the wife drives a black '06 Pontiac Torrent SUV.

Fat Freddy wrote:

1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo. I love it to death, it's up to 99 thousand-plus miles and it still runs like a charm. The only major complaint I have is that one of the stereo speakers crapped out a few years ago and I have never gotten around to fixing it

I knew I shouldn't have said that I had no major complaints about my Jeep, cuz I obviously jinxed myself... the power window on the driver's side door crapped out on my way home from work yesterday. That's gonna be an expensive fix...

Fat Freddy wrote:

Fat Freddy wrote:

1999 Jeep Grand Cherokee Laredo. I love it to death, it's up to 99 thousand-plus miles and it still runs like a charm. The only major complaint I have is that one of the stereo speakers crapped out a few years ago and I have never gotten around to fixing it

I knew I shouldn't have said that I had no major complaints about my Jeep, cuz I obviously jinxed myself... the power window on the driver's side door crapped out on my way home from work yesterday. That's gonna be an expensive fix...

It should be just an actuator that has burned out and hopefully won't cut into your music budget too much. Peace.