What kind of car do you own?

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The subject says everything. I own a 1995 Ford Escort GLX 1.8. Recently purchased it.

Chevrolegs

Funny. My "new" car is a 1996 Ford Escort LXE. Luxury to me!

Saab 95 in black. Good for Hungarian winters as well as Swedish ones.

Ed Almos

Nice choice! They're tanks, my dad loved them...they drove beautifully.

94 Chevy S10 4x4 (my "new" grocery 'getter)

Yes, I have no car.

I have a 2000 red Toyota Solara and my husband has a 2001 blue Ford F-150.

A green trek road bike with a detachable basket and a bell and lots of stickers all over it and stuff...i loves it.....

Silver 2000 Toyota Tacoma Pickup. 4wd.
It's the best vehicle I have ever owned.

I have a 1998 Subaru Legacy AWD 2.5 estate and a 2001 1.2 Vauxhall Corsa. The Corsa is for work and the Scoobie for fun and towing.

Toy car from when i was younger I dont have a car maybe when i pass my test if i start driving lessons,

1999 Nissan Maxima.

I don't have a car but if I did then it would probably be something like this:

This(Ford Mustang Concept Coupe):

or this:


All very good coupes

I drive a 2002 Honda Civic. I love Hondas. I bought a 1992 Civic for $9,000 and drove it for ten years. I bought my 2002 Civic for $10,000 and I plan on driving it for 12.

Even though I don't have a car yet, I can drive. My parents own a beige 2005 Toyota Sienna (sp?) which gets about 32 MPG highway and a red 2001 VW New Beetle - except it's a diesel engine. YAY! It gets 55+ MPG highway. And next summer we're gonna switch it to biodiesel, which will up the mileage at least 20 MPG.

The back of my Renegade:



And that's just the back.

And yes, I have off-road adventures with it. When I first got it, I was hot-dogging around a construction site in the Issaquah highlands. I almost ran it into a ditch, which I couldn't see until I was right on top of it due to the grass. I stopped before spilling into the ditch, but not before getting hung up on the frame.



(Look at that sky...! ) Ten minutes earlier, I was doing donuts in that dry retention pond in the background there. I have tales of many off-roading adventures, including getting stuck in the snow near Snoqualmie pass just as a blizzard hit, and getting two flats while driving around in the hills behind Duvall, and needing to walk seven and a half miles to the nearest phone (me and the two friends who were with me all managed to forget our cell phones that day ) on a sprained ankle in the pouring rain.

Good fortune,

- Icarus ain't subtle...