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Whoa, you guys, I mean all of you guys have a list that I onlyhope I will post one day. I am probably one of the biggest AMG fan since mychildhood. So I always knew I wanted to get one. I think my list will be the mostlaughable one here though,
2006 Hyundai Sonata 2.4L
2015 Hyundai Sonata 2.0T
2001 Honda Civic LX (Auto)
2001 Honda Civic LX (Manual)
2017 Mercedes- AMG C43
To be fair though, I am just 22 years old, and none of what is in the list above was my parent’s money.
Mazda 626
Honda Accord Coupe
Nissan Maxima
BMW 318is
BMW 330i
Chevrolet Trailblazer
G35 Coupe
Chevrolet Avalanche
Chevrolet Tahoe
Corvette C6 convertible
BMW 335i convertible Dinan
Aston Martin Vantage
Mercedes CL63
Mercedes GL550
Mazda 3
BMW 535i
BMW 435i
Corvette C7 Z06
Mercedes C63s
Whoa, you guys, I mean all of you guys have a list that I onlyhope I will post one day. I am probably one of the biggest AMG fan since mychildhood. So I always knew I wanted to get one. I think my list will be the mostlaughable one here though,
2006 Hyundai Sonata 2.4L
2015 Hyundai Sonata 2.0T
2001 Honda Civic LX (Auto)
2001 Honda Civic LX (Manual)
2017 Mercedes- AMG C43
To be fair though, I am just 22 years old, and none of what is in the list above was my parent’s money.
hey nothing wrong starting off with those. My list isn't all that crazy honestly. The only thing noteworthy I've owned is my c63 but I'm 25 and have purchased every car I've owned with my money. I think the only help I got was my family paid the last 1000 on my Jetta as a graduation gift. You'll work your way up eventually. I dream of owning some of the cars on the list. GT3 specifically. But it's just a dream. I love my c63
2019 Audi SQ5, 2011 Toyota Tacoma TRD 4wd, 2016 Ford Focus se Hatchback
I will be going from this:
to a 2017 C63S coupe in March.
Here is the truck I had before the TT and gave to my older son
and my wife's A6
My jeep before the Tacoma
And the F350 along with the Jeep
Before that all the other cars were pretty boring except the 1998 Ford Contour SVT (no pics) that I had for a brief time and the 1967 Mercury Cougar in high school.
The wife and I have had 25 cars in 22 years of marriage.
My younger son is driving a 1966 VW Squareback that we are slowly restoring.
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Just the sports cars I have owned. Since I was a young lad....A big gap between the Stag and Viper When the mid-life crisis kicked in
1974 Lancia Fulvia coupe.
1977 Triumph Stag.
1996 Gen 2 Viper gts.
1998 Gen 2 Viper RT10.
2007 Rouch Mustang.
2010 Gen 4 Viper acr ssg 1of 30.
2017 AMG C63s.
1987 VW GTI
1992 Toyota Pickup
1993 Honda Civic Coupe
2000 BMW 323i Sedan
1997 Toyota Tercel (Japan Spec)
2006 BMW 325i Sedan
2010 Audi Q5
2012 BMW 550i
2000 Hyundai Grandeur (Korean Spec)
1997 Mercedes C180 Sedan (German Spec and my current ride)
2017 AMG C63S Coupe (Feb 17 Delivery Date)
Of all these cars, my 100% stock 93 Honda Civic Coupe gave me the best sensation of speed due to its low hood line/dashboard, large view out front window, and low ride.
2014 Mercedes-Benz CLA250
2016 Mercedes-AMG CLA45
2017 Mercedes-AMG C63 S Coupe ED1 (delivery in two weeks)
Huge difference between CLA250 and CLA45 in driving experience. 250 is a 'sporty' car, while the 45 drives like a sportscar. It'll make you understand why an AMG car is so much more expensive with its performance parts.
1968 Chevelle Malibu coupe (No a/c!)
1974 Pontiac Catalina "The Boat"
1981 Mazda RX7
1990 Ford Explorer "Eddie Bauer" 2 door (14 years service!)
2003 Infinity FX45
2003 Lexus RX300
2010 BMW 335i coupe (recently sold) - great vehicle!
2010 Audi Q5 (recently sold) - Solid!
2017 Porsche Macan S (current)
2017 MERCEDES C63 S!!! (current)
Okay, I'll play (in order of purchased)
1986 Subaru GLXT
1979 Dodge d-50
1973 Ford Courier
1990 Geo Storm - modded this one lol
1988 Chevy Beretta
1995 Ford Explorer Limited - fun rig
1991 Honda CRX - b16 swap (stolen and stripped)
1999 Olds Intrigue
2006 Kia Sedona (for the family)
2006 Suzuki SV650s
1998 Saturn SC2
1994 Ford Probe
2010 Mazdaspeed 3 -modded this one and loved it
1990 Ford bronco
2002 F250 7.3L
2014 Toyota RAV4 EV - lease is up in a month
2014 Yamaha FZ09
2010 Kia Sportage
2016 GMC Yucon Denali (current, wife's)
2017 C63s (current, mine)
2016 BMW R1200r (current, mine)
2017 Honda Civic ex-l (current to rack up miles on and to save gas)
2019 Audi SQ5, 2011 Toyota Tacoma TRD 4wd, 2016 Ford Focus se Hatchback
Originally Posted by Mikey_boy
Okay, I'll play (in order of purchased)
1986 Subaru GLXT
1979 Dodge d-50
1973 Ford Courier
1990 Geo Storm - modded this one lol
1988 Chevy Beretta
1995 Ford Explorer Limited - fun rig
1991 Honda CRX - b16 swap (stolen and stripped)
1999 Olds Intrigue
2006 Kia Sedona (for the family)
2006 Suzuki SV650s
1998 Saturn SC2
1994 Ford Probe
2010 Mazdaspeed 3 -modded this one and loved it
1990 Ford bronco
2002 F250 7.3L
2014 Toyota RAV4 EV - lease is up in a month
2014 Yamaha FZ09
2010 Kia Sportage
2016 GMC Yucon Denali (current, wife's)
2017 C63s (current, mine)
2016 BMW R1200r (current, mine)
2017 Honda Civic ex-l (current to rack up miles on and to save gas)
2017 C63S Cab (yesterday!)
2005 SL65 (traded yesterday)
2005 E55 Wagon (current)
2004 Porsche 911 Turbo Cab (996)
2008, 2007, 2001 Corvette Convertibles
1996 Cadillac STS (loved that car)
1986 Buick Grand National (oh how I wish I still had this)
1974 Volkswagen Scirroco (a blast to drive)
1950 Rambler (called it the Marble)
1965 Rambler American
1962 GMC P/U
1969 Chevelle Malibu SS Convertible
1969 Chevelle (had 3 different ones)
1977 VW Scirocco
1981 Dodge Diplomat Police car (had 2 of these)
1991 Chevrolet Lumina Z34 (5spd -kinda rare. This was actually a pretty neat car)
1994 Dodge Stealth Twin Turbo (highly modified beast/track car)
1993 Ford F150 P/U (still have it)
2008 Toyota FJ Cruiser (great vehicle)
2009 MB C63 (favorite of all)
also a whole slew of motorcycles mixed in here and there
Honda Civic - first car leaked litre of oil every day lol
Ford Escort
L34 Holden Torana - restored it when I was 19 years old
Nissan Pulsar
Mazda MX 5 Convertible
R33 GTR - great car
Subaru WRX STI
EVO IX - fastest car I've owned
Nissan Marrano
Mitsubishi Vans x 5 - current - work
Nissan X - trail - current
KIA Carnival 8 x seater - current
Hyandi I Load Van - 3 x current - work
Aldi SQ5 - great family car
AMG C63 Coupe
EVO IX was fully modded 10second car with dual maps so it could run E85 fuel. It had 300kw at the wheels, gee that car was fun. I ended up with only 1 points left on my license with this car and had to sell it to get married...which was probably a smart move.
1998 Grand Cherokee Unlimited (handed down)
2005 1.8t (first official car when on my own)
2004 R32 (needed that exhaust note in my life)
2008 Passat (kids showed up)
2012 VW GLI Autobahn (no clue why I bought this)
2015 STI (crappiest car I ever drove and it's what makes a Subaru a Subaru..)
2015 S4 (tuned and reliable but bored with it)
2018 C63s (waiting for its arrival)
I hope someone enjoys this little story.
My very first car I purchased for $100. (1950 Rambler - to picture what it looked like think upside down bathtub) I drove that thing everywhere for three years and when it got to the point of using 5-6 quarts of oil per day (it looked like a mosquito spray truck going down the road) I installed, not very expertly, a used junkyard motor (another investment of $20) doing all the work in two days in my driveway. One fine day not long after that, on an off-road excursion, I drove up a big mound of dirt on a little trail thru the woods. I had done this many times before and knew that the car had to get some speed going in order to barely make it over the top. Unknown to me someone had been out there the day before with a front-end loader and removed most of the other side of the hill, unfortunately this being the part I could not see going up. Not hard to figure out that landing at speed from this height is not necessarily a good thing for the suspension. Anyhow, I decided it would be a an appropriate time to sell ...so, put an ad in the local shopper with full disclosure..."runs great but needs new suspension...$45 or best offer". I sold it the first day of the ad for a hard negotiated $30. It was sad watching it pull out and being driven away.
The next day the police are at my door. Seems the car was used in a liquor store hold up and broke down when they tried to make a getaway from the parking lot. It took a while for me to convince the police that I was innocent. The cops were pretty nice about it mostly and seemed to get a good laugh when I told the story about the crash customized suspension. They did track the two perpetrators down the next day from the names they had put on the bill of sale! I don't believe these guys had planned this caper out all that well.
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