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Which car was your favorite among the cars you've owned?

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7:55 am
April 21, 2011


moneycone

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Nothing to do with personal finance, but what was/is your favorite car and what is that you like about it!  I'll start – mine's a Mustang and I liked it for  a weird reason – the seats were the most comfortable I've felt in any car!  Can't explain it, but they are super comfortable!

 

Sadly don't own it anymore, but being my first car, always have a special liking to the Mustang!

8:31 am
April 21, 2011


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Honda Fit!! Fit is go… all the way. It will fit into most tiny parking lot. Heck, if I tried hard I can park nose in, in a parallel spot :)  I will probably get a ticket though. And all the seats go in or can be flat, so for a small car it has enormous amount of room, close to an SUV. I am driving it until I run it to the ground, then buying another fit.

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9:54 am
April 21, 2011


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Dream Car – McClaren F1

If you Google for images and specs, you will understand why I love this car. Only $1 million used these days.

Real Car – Toyota Corolla

Small, comfortable, fuel efficient, works fine in Colorado summers and winters, plenty of trunk space, reliable, low maintenance. It has just been a great car.

PS – I absolutely hate giant trucks (unless really used for truck abilities) and SUVs. HATE!

9:56 am
April 21, 2011


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NarrowBridge said:

Dream Car – McClaren F1

If you Google for images and specs, you will understand why I love this car. Only $1 million used these days.

Real Car – Toyota Corolla

Small, comfortable, fuel efficient, works fine in Colorado summers and winters, plenty of trunk space, reliable, low maintenance. It has just been a great car.

PS – I absolutely hate giant trucks (unless really used for truck abilities) and SUVs. HATE!

 

Good to know if I ever have to gift you a Hummer!! Laugh

9:57 am
April 21, 2011


moneycone

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Suba @ Wealth Informatics said:

Honda Fit!! Fit is go… all the way. It will fit into most tiny parking lot. Heck, if I tried hard I can park nose in, in a parallel spot :)  I will probably get a ticket though. And all the seats go in or can be flat, so for a small car it has enormous amount of room, close to an SUV. I am driving it until I run it to the ground, then buying another fit.

 

Haven't driven one, but it looks pretty nice!  Being Honda, I'm sure gives decent mileage as well!

5:11 pm
April 21, 2011


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The cars I've had have been a 1999 Camry and a 2004 Honda Accord. However, my favorite car would have to be a Suburu Outback, due to the large cargo area size, and all wheel drive. I'm an outdoor enthusiast, so it fits me!

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6:10 pm
April 21, 2011


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No favorite cars, just as long as it gets me there and back without trouble.

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6:28 pm
April 21, 2011


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Mine was a Dodge Ram Pickup, pretty much for no other reason than it made me feel powerful when I was driving it. It sat higher than anything else I've been in! Now I own a Jeep, and it's just ok…

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6:36 pm
April 21, 2011


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LifeAndMyFinances said:

Mine was a Dodge Ram Pickup, pretty much for no other reason than it made me feel powerful when I was driving it. It sat higher than anything else I've been in! Now I own a Jeep, and it's just ok…

 

Reminds me of that old HEMI ad!

7:11 pm
April 21, 2011


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The Hyundai Genesis Coupe looks damn cool.  :-)

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7:20 pm
April 21, 2011


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Love our 2011 Subaru Outback.  We saved over $9300 by importing it from the US into Canada.  SWEET all the time all wheel drive.  PZEV technology which makes it kinda green.  And we got ours in the colour green, which fits well.

On our site, under the US Car Import page where we have 6 articles.  Totally love this car.

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7:22 pm
April 21, 2011


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Sorry, I just noticed this was about a car I've actually owned…I'm in the only car I ever owned and I dislike it (Chevy Aveo).  I loved my mom's Chevy Cavalier Coupe though.  Maybe I just like coupes…

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6:31 am
April 22, 2011


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I got made fun of it a lot, but I loved my Ford Probe GT.  It was like climbing into a sleeping bag and even though it killed my back, it handled like a race car and had a lot of pick-up!  And oh how I miss driving a manual transmission….but just not practical for driving in traffic these days.

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6:53 am
April 22, 2011


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Sustainable PF said:

Love our 2011 Subaru Outback.  We saved over $9300 by importing it from the US into Canada.  SWEET all the time all wheel drive.  PZEV technology which makes it kinda green.  And we got ours in the colour green, which fits well.

On our site, under the US Car Import page where we have 6 articles.  Totally love this car.

We seriously considered Subaru (the sedan), but wound up with a different car!  If you get snow, Subarus are the way to go!  

6:54 am
April 22, 2011


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FamilyMoneyValues said:

No favorite cars, just as long as it gets me there and back without trouble.

 

You've attained auto nirvana!  Hoping to get there soon and save a bundle!!Smile

6:55 am
April 22, 2011


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Budgeting in the Fun Stuff said:

Sorry, I just noticed this was about a car I've actually owned…I'm in the only car I ever owned and I dislike it (Chevy Aveo).  I loved my mom's Chevy Cavalier Coupe though.  Maybe I just like coupes…

My favorite Mustang's a coupe too Crystal!

8:09 am
April 22, 2011


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Post edited 8:09 am – April 22, 2011 by WealthArtisan


My favorite car to drive was my 2000 Dodge Durango 5.9 V8, but the better car for financial reasons was my 1988 Honda Accord which I drove to 160,000 miles before gifting it to my sister. She took it over 200,000 and still sold it for $700!

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8:47 am
April 22, 2011


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In highschool I had an old 94 Chrysler Concorde that my grandpa no longer drove.  This thing was a tank, burned gas like no other but OMG I now know why old people buy big cars–the front bucket seats were as comfortable as any recliner.

 

I drove the heck out of that car, and despite all its flaws and the fact it was so freaking ugly, I would have driven it from coast-to-coast it was that roomy.

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8:54 am
April 22, 2011


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JT_McGee said:

In highschool I had an old 94 Chrysler Concorde that my grandpa no longer drove.  This thing was a tank, burned gas like no other but OMG I now know why old people buy big cars–the front bucket seats were as comfortable as any recliner.

 

I drove the heck out of that car, and despite all its flaws and the fact it was so freaking ugly, I would have driven it from coast-to-coast it was that roomy.

My brother in law has also had a Concorde and man, they sure are roomy!

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8:55 am
April 22, 2011


moneycone

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JT_McGee said:

In highschool I had an old 94 Chrysler Concorde that my grandpa no longer drove.  This thing was a tank, burned gas like no other but OMG I now know why old people buy big cars–the front bucket seats were as comfortable as any recliner.

 

I drove the heck out of that car, and despite all its flaws and the fact it was so freaking ugly, I would have driven it from coast-to-coast it was that roomy.

Bucket seats are awesome – now that you mention it, I think that's what it was called on Mustangs as well!

 

 Did the Concorde also have one of those super smooth steering?!  I used to love that when we rented cars!  


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