first car

Nissan SE-R Spec V.

 

My first car is my current car, a 2002 Ford Mustang GT.

 

1988 Alfa Romeo Spider 2.0 Carbed.

 

First of all, congrats on your license. A Camry's a great car!

My first was a Mercury Topaz... it was a POS, but it was MY POS.
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1990 Ford Tempo LX - handed down from my Mom.....

 

07 BMW 335i Coupe

 

2001 Jeep Wrangler Sport

 

1990 Mercury Sable with a vinyl interior. Hey, it got the job done at the time and was a great car to learn on. I am definitely more appreciative of the better cars that I have currently driven or acquired.

 

1974 Triumph Spitfire 1500 (this was in 1996)

 

Excellent! Mine was a 1976 Triumph Spitfire 1500 (in 1993)!

 

Toyota pickup with a 7" lift kit and 38" super swampers.

 

'63 Buick Electra... bought it used for $1! Sold it for $6 and a 6-pack of lite beer. No kidding!

 

I had to share a 1993 Chevy Suburban with my brother for my first car.

Then I got the Trailblazer that I have now.

 

Everyone kept telling me that for a first car I should buy a sensible, reliable car, that I could buy a sports car later.
So I ignored them and bought 1953 Austin Healey 100M and year bus pass

 

My first "truck" was given to me by my grandpa in 2005. It was a 1987 dodge ram longbed. When I turned 18 in 2007 I bought a 2006 PT Cruiser. Saving my sports car for my early 20's.

 

show off....

94 Honda Del Sol Si...I dumped about 10 grand in that car and then it got stolen from my school parking garage...awesome..

 

My first car was a 1966 Buick Skylark Gran Sport (GS). The 401 "nailhead" engine with lots of torque, but
sadly coupled to the 2 speed powerglide automatic. 1st gear ran to about 70 and then when you shifted
it fell flat on it's face. Did turn a respectible 14.90 in the 1/4 mile.
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1986 Mercury Marquis - step-dad bought it for my sister and I in 1997 with only 25,000 miles on it. It was owned by an old lady (88) in a small town that averaged one 2 mile trip to the store and back. Why did she sell it? Wanted a convertible mustang!!! It was in mint condition, ran amazing, and glided over the road like it was on a cushion of air...very comfortable. By far the most reliable car I ever drove.

Would own one again someday if I could just for nostalgia.

 

When I was 15, I was lucky to scrape together enough cash to buy a non-working $100 car. I spent the next year rebuilding it, learning all about drivetrains & chassis. When I got my license and drove it for the first time... I was in heaven.

I feel sorry for any kid handed a new car.

 

1985 Fiero GT v-6, Loved that car.
Speakers in the headrests, gotta love it

 

1995 Chevy Cavalier. As an earlier poster said, it was a POS, but it was mine. Nothing worked on this thing, even the power steering crapped out. Spent more on repairs than on the actual car.

 

1980 BMW 633 CSi, 16th birthday. With gold BBS rims!

3 speed automatic trans on that!