Hello,
As a fellow car enthusiast, I am curious to know what everyone has owned throughout their life. I am sure my list will be very short and boring compared to most. I am listing mine in the order purchased and also the years I had them, but feel free to list as you want:

1. 1988-1/2 Honda Prelude 5spd - 2002
2. 1995 Ford Thunderbird V8 - 2002-2003
3. 1993 Ford Mustang Cobra 5.0 5spd (Supercharger added) 2003-2004
4. 2002 Honda Accord LX 5spd - 4 door, 4 cylinder 2004-2006
5. 2003 Toyota Celica GT-S 6spd (this car is the reason I bought the Crossfire) 2006-2008
6. 1994 Ford Thunderbird V8 2008-2009
7. 2007 Mitsubishi Galant (Base, 4 cylinder) 2008-2011
8. 1988 Ford Mustang GT 5spd, Convertible 2008-2009
9. 1984 Mitsubishi Montero 5spd 2009-2015
10. 2007 Ford Expedition EL (2011-Current - Family hauler)
11. 2000 Buick LeSabre 2014-2015
12. 2007 Chrysler Crossfire ltd 6spd (2015-Current - Not family hauler)

The Crossfire is easily the favorite of all the vehicles I have owned. 2nd place would go to the Celica GT-S which actually felt very similar to the Crossfire. I know, completely different setup - but I think it is the way you sit in the Crossfire that reminds me of how the Celica felt. 3rd place would be the Cobra Mustang. It was a love/hate relationship, but it did have its moments (whenever I wasn't replacing something).

Ryan

 

Here's mine:

1967 Galaxy 500 - 390 CI White with night mist blue roof - no A pillars. One powerful car
1967 Chevelle - 289 power glide (Wish I still had this car)
1973 Pontiac Grand Prix 400 CI 4 barrel (loved this car insdie and out
1981 Dodge Challenger - 2.6 Hemi 4 banger - Fun car. Built by Mistsubishi
1987 Chrysler Conquest - 2.6 Hemi with Turbo - one of my favorite cars. Loved the looks, the handling and the tech on this car. Still wish I had it.
1985 Mazda 626 - Good car but under whelming
1993 Ford Taurus LX - 3 litter 6. It was the LX with the Body cladding- Looked like the SHO. I actually really like this car but hand tranny problems with it.
1987 Pontiac Montana (for the wife and kids) mini-van - nuff said
2001 Olds Sihoutte Mini van (for the wife and kids) nuff said
2000 Pontiac Bonneville SLE - Great car. Still have it (or my son does) ~180K on it. Runs great. Other things going wrong but still solid. Still like the looks. It's got all the body clad, spoiler etc. Much nicer than the SE.
2008 Chrysler Town and Country Limited - Yes, another mini van. Very Nice vehicle. Fully load with TVs, etc. etc. Great for Road trips. Will keep it until the wheels fall off because I have my other two cars...........
2009 Pontiac G8 - Red 3.6 Liter This is my current daily driver. Love this car. Very few around, great looking car and recently added to the 10 cars people wish were still produced.
2004 - Crossfire --- I of course love my XFire. Plan to for many many years to come.

 

4 or 5 years ago a guy who worked for me said how many cars have you owned. I started a list and remembered over 70 cars trucks motorcycles and motorhomes. Had 3 more since then. Boats would add a few more. Oops make that 4 more since then. I bought another Crossfire Sunday. I was a parts and service director for a company that owned multiple dealerships for twenty five years. There were just so many cars and so llittle time I couldn't help myself.

 

From a previous post some years ago.


https://www.crossfireforum.org/forum...reviously.html

 

PNA - Cool list! I almost bought an Mitsubishi Starion (Chrysler Conquest). Fun car, unfortunately the one I test drove had suspension issues - so it killed the deal. Powerful motor though. The 84 Mitsubishi Montero had the 2.6l that you could bolt a turbo from the Conquest directly on.

Thank you ashonfire. I actually did search (honest) but obviously I did not look hard enough. :-)

 

• POS Kawasaki 125 Street/trail ("gift" in 1986) sold to some kid for $100 cash 1986
  
• 1979 Mercury Capri 3 door (a) ($650 in 1986) Sold to family member
  
• 1974 Datsun 260Z (a) ($800 in 1987) traded on LTD
• 1982 Ford LTD Crown Victoria ($1,200 in 1988) Sold to used car lot 1989
  
• 1986 Chrysler Lebaron 5 door ($5,000 in 1989) junk engine, traded on 300Z
• 1985 Nissan 300ZX Turbo ($7,500 in 1990) Totaled SEP 1990
• 1984 Nissan 300ZX Turbo ($5,500 SEP 1990, 73,623 miles) traded on Grand Marquis
  
• 1987 Mercury Grand Marquis ($7,900 in 1991) traded on BMW
• 1990 BMW 325i Convertible ($20,000 in 1993) traded on 300SE
• 1989 Mercedes 300SE (lease $21,000 AUG 1994) traded on 95 Range Rover
• 1995 Land Rover Range Rover County (b) (lease $50,000 SEP 1995) sold APR 1997 to dealer for $30K 24,163mi. [New]
• 1982 Mercedes 300D Turbo (b) ($2,500 JAN 1997 w/ 220,820 miles) Traded on Prelude
  
• 1982 Kawasaki KZ550 LTD (b) ($800 JUN 1993) Sold to collector for $1,200 1995
  
• 1995 Honda Prelude SE ($14,000 in 1998) Traded for $10,600 on 528i BMW
• 1997 BMW 528i ($34,930 AUG 1999; 47,639 miles) traded for 2000 Range Rover, @ 57,977 mi.
• 2000 Land Rover Range Rover 4.0SE (c) (d) (Sticker $59,925; lease $54,885 JUN 2000) traded on Pilot @ 79,091mi.[New]
• 1964 Chevrolet Chevelle Malibu Sedan (c) (d) (e) (f) (g) (h) ($1,500 in 2001)
• 1989 Mercedes 300E (c) ($7,900 JUL 2001 179,701 miles) Gave to family member 2004
  
• 1998 Honda Civic LX (c) ($7,500 MAY 2004) traded on Crossfire @ 92,779mi for $4,000
• 2005 Chrysler Crossfire Roadster Limited Graphite (d) (e) (sticker $41K, lease $36,000 SEP 2005) Turned in SEP 2008 [New]
• 2006 Honda Pilot (e) (f) (Sticker $35,795, lease $34,583.21 APR 2006) $18,971.35 residual, Turned in APR 2009 [New]
• 2003 Toyota 4 Runner Limited (w/ 4.7L V8) – ~$35K 2003 (e) (f) (g) (h) [Wife bought New]
• 2003 Audi A8L (f) (g) ($15,400 SEP 2008 w/ ~101,000 miles) traded on Crossfire @ 168K miles
  
• 2004 Lexus GX470 ($18,500) 71K miles JUL 2013 (g) (h)
• 2006 Suzuki C50T Boulevard ($5,000) 12,450 miles OCT 2013 (g) (h)
  
• 2005 Chrysler Crossfire Roadster Limited Sapphire Silver Blue metallic (h) ($15,000; 5,607 miles) DEC 2014

(Letters represent concurrent ownership)

Highest Quality: 1987 Grand Marquis (hard to believe - but 140,000 miles & only changed the oil)
Most Consistently High Quality: the Hondas/ Toyotas
Worst Quality (besides the 125): the two BMWs - I will never own one again, Audi once past 150,000 miles
Best Engineering: The Mercedes' (incl. Crossfires)
Most Fun: the Convertibles
Most Capable: The Rovers. (yes I'm one of the few that actually took them off-road)