Favorite Car/Car you want/Car you Own

[Cell]

Hokay, this thread will be about everybody's favorite car, the car you want to get, or the car you own. You will be asked to provide a picture for every car you name. If you cannot find a picture, please describe the car.

We'll start out with me.

Favorite Car: Undecided

Car I want: 2007 Honda Civic Sedan LX


Car I own: NONE! Only my parents have cars/motorcycles.

But here are the vehicles my parents own.
1993 Jeep Grand Cherokee


Harley Davidson Motorcycle


And this is the truck we had. Note: This is the exact truck we had, the actual picture of it.

2005 Dodge Ram 1500

[Dobs]

Favorite Car:


Car I Want:


Cars I Own: None, but my FAMILY owns

Chryster Concorde


Nissan Maxima


Toyota Something- Not sure of the actual model, but his car looks like my sisters, minus the tire

[Ghost]

Fav Car - Don't care lol

Car i want - i have a car, so i'm not in need


Car i have - 2000 Subaru Forrester

[Stifmeister is Diego Armando]

Favorite Car:


Car I want:


Cars I have: None, and I'm NOT showing you my family's cars because they are royally embarrassing!

[Big Boss]

well lets see here

Favorite Car: Dodge Viper GT


Car I want: Mazda 6


Car I own: 2000 Hundai elantra

[ready2brawl]

Aug 4, 2008 0:12:33 GMT -5 Dobs said:

Favorite Car:

Darn you Dobs!!!! You took mine.

[ManOfSteele]

What are cars? Are they similar to my gold encrusted jets and helicopters?

JK I have no car, my mom has a Nissian Rouge and my dad has a Nissian something. Both 2008

[thedawnknight]

Favorite Car: I like any car

Wanted Car: Mini cooper 37 mpg

[Sharpay]

I want the Aperta. Holds ten gallons, but the mileage is 300 miles per gallon. Here is the site: www.aptera.com

[Naked Snake II]

Favorite Car: Lamborghini

Car I want: http:

Car parents own: 2006 Honda Pilot

Nissan Pathfinder

Mercedez 500E 4Matic

[Wally]

Well, I know nobody knows me and all that, but I gotta brag about my vehicle.

I bought a '98 Isuzu Hombre pickup truck for $900. Of course, it ended up costing more with the title transfer and cleaning it up and... etc., but not a whole lot. It has a standard transmission, which I did not know how to drive when I bought it... but I learned. A buddy of mine helped me out and coached me in my newly-acquired truck. Of course, I was very scared of stop signs on hills and driving on Main Street, but I covered everything evenly. Long story short, I finally got it down. And I didn't burn up the clutch in the process, which was fairly new by the way.

Anyways, an incident occured in which my engine overheated and... well, it was shot. Thankfully, I found a Chevy S-10 motor of the same year in a town about 20 miles away, and they are currently swapping engines on my truck. (Chevy S-10 and Isuzu Hombres are the same thing... just different names on the body.) I've been riding my bicycle for the past three months, and am looking forward to driving my truck again. I enjoy driving it. A standard transmission you need to shift is much more fun than a boring automatic transmission. Of course, with gas prices these days, I know I'll still be putting more miles on that bike, but having the Hombre for far destinations will much more convenient than having to bum rides off my friends and family.

Oh yeah, here's what it looks like, except with a couple of dents and more scratches.



I know it doesn't look like much, but it's got 4 cylinders (which means great gas mileage) and a bed to haul stuff in. That's all I really need. Plus, it does get some good acceleration... I actually raced someone in that truck before... I won.