S550 to first car... can you remember them all?

[dpAtlanta]

Staring from your current S550, can you remember ALL of the vehicles you have paid for since you bought your FIRST car?
I know some will have VERY long lists, while others may not.
Many of us may have over-lapping vehicles from way back when.
Let's see if I can count backwards in the order purchased:

2019 GT350
2017 Porsche Cayman
2011 GMC Sierra
2004 F-150
2003 SVT Cobra
2002 Lexus RX 300
2001 SVT Cobra
1998 Ford Thunderbird
1997 F-150
1996 Mustang GT
1992 Isuzu 4X4 pick-up
1992 Pontiac Grand Am
1991 Isuzu pick-up
1977 Ford Thunderbird
1974 Jeep CJ-5
1988 Toyota Tercel EZ
1974 International Scout 2
1977 Pontiac Grand Prix
1972 Firebird Esprit
1971 Pontiac Bonneville
1970 Pontiac Formula 400
1971 Pontiac Grand Prix

HONESTY DISCLAIMER
I spent 35 minutes trying to remember ALL of the vehicles............. I still think I may have missed at least one!

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[Wylie C]

I'll try
2018 Mustang GT
2017 Ford Escape Titanium
2011 Infinity G37X
2006 Toyota Hylander
1972 Nova SS
!937 Ford Club Coupe
1929 Ford Sedan
200? Chevy HHR Delivery
1993 Mustang GT
1968 Dodge Coronet R/T
1968 Dodge Dart GTS
1961 Ford Unibody Pickup
1969 Fairlane Cobra
1967 Ford Fairlane
1989 Pontiac Grand Prix
1988 Pontiac Grand Am
1985 Mazda 626
1969 Camaro SS
1981 / 1996 Ford Ranger ( 5 different ones )
1968 Shelby GT 350 ( first wife got that )
1983 Toyota Corolla
1972 Dodge Challenger 340
1969 Pontiac GTO
1967 Impala 427
1963 Falcon Sprint
1962 Dodge Dart
1956 Ford Victoria
Not sure the order is 100% correct but it's close. I'm sure I missed several, but hell I'm old :>)

 

[LxMike]

2017 mustang gt.
2012 Honda Civic
1999 ford escort zx2 1990 Mustang Convertible 5.0 2001 Honda Insight
1993 mustang Lx. 5.0
1999. ford ranger
1990 mustang lx 5.0
1968 Camaro
1969 Camaro
1970 Camaro
1969 Camaro
1978 Triumph tr7
1969 mustang First car that I bought for $250

 

[Bald Menace]

I've had well over 100 cars since my first one. Heck I've bought 10 new cars since 2008 and thinking about getting another at the moment.. I need therapy

 

[ModularKid21]

2015 Ford mustang gt
1996 acura integra
2007 Toyota 4Runner
2001 Ford mustang gt
1997 Honda Civic
1996 Jeep Grand Cherokee
1998 Jeep cherokee
1996 Honda Accord
2004 Ford mustang mach 1
2001 Ford mustang cobra
2004 Nissan Sentra
2000 Ford Explorer

 

[Idaho2018GTPremium]

I've only had 4 cars of my own in 24 years of driving. I tend to keep cars for a while.

2018 Mustang GT (new)
2007 Mazdaspeed 3 (new)
1995 Pontiac Trans Am (bought used in 2001)
1987 Camaro Z28 (bought used in 1995)

If you count my wife's vehicles that I've paid for, the list looks like:
2018 Mustang GT
2016 Volvo XC90 (wife's)
2015 Mazda CX9 (wife's)
2010 Mazda 5 (wife's)
2007 Honda CRV (wife's)
2007 Mazdaspeed 3
2005 Mazda RX8 (wife's)
1995 Pontiac Trans Am (bought used in 2001)
1987 Camaro Z28 (bought used in 1995)

 

[UserName]

1933 Plymouth coupe, was my father’s toy for a while.
2017 Mustang GT - only new car I’ve ever bought.
2005 Crown Victoria - what a bruiser. 145,000 at time of sale.
2002 Chevy Trailblazer - 210,000 when I got rid of it. Only had one brake job the entire time!
1940 Chevy Coupe with an Olds 455 in it.
1988 Toyota Celica - who knows how many miles. The odometer only registered one for every nine or 10 miles driven. That thing was a trooper.
1992 Chevy S10 Blazer can’t recall the miles.
1972 Volkswagen Karmann Ghia - had it for a month and hated it. Tall people don’t really fit in one of those.
1971 Porsche 914 (I miss this one the most!)70,000 original miles when I got hit by an 80’s Lincoln Town Car and well....
1983 Chevy S10 Blazer - 254,000 miles

I tend to keep cars for a long time. In my opinion they become part of you. For comparison, I have a buddy that currently has more cars in his current garage than I’ve owned ever.

 

[1blkpny]

2017 mustang gt
2016 gmc 2500hd
2004 Chevy 2500hd duramax
2000 gmc 2500
2000 gmc1500
1998 Chevy 1500
1993 Chevy 1500
1989 Chevy 1500
1982 Chevy
1983 Chevy blazer
1980 Malibu classic
1976 Chevy 1500
1977 Monte Carlo
1976 Monte Carlo
1974 challenger
1966 gto
1974 Dodge Dart
1972 gmc1500

 

[David Schmidt]

Haven't had an automatic daily driver since 1991; have never bought a brand-new car.

2018 Mustang GT
2012 Honda Civic Si
2003 Honda Accord (rear-ended by a distracted driver, totaled)
1997 Subaru Outback (exhaustive search for manual transmission at the time)
1987 Honda Civic hatchback (bought from landlord upon moving to NC)
1984 Chevy Cavalier (hand-me-down from girlfriend's mom)
1974 Oldsmobile Cutlass (2x: 1x Cutlass, 1x Supreme)

Wife/second cars:
2016 Honda Pilot
201? Toyota Highlander (hybrid, "fun" to try to take off on just battery power - light enough on the throttle, it won't fire up the gas until 35mph. Not fun for the people behind you.)

 

[Zathras]

2018 Mustang GT
2011 Mustang GT
2004 Pontiac GTO
2000 Camaro Z28
1995 Camaro Z28
1991 Ford Thunderbird (optional 5.0)
1979 Buick Regal 4.9L (2bbl) -- family hand-me-down

 

[11GT50]

2017 GT350 - Currently Own
2017 GT350 - Buy back
2002 Silverado 2500HD - Currently Own
2011 Mustang GT
2007 Mustang GT
1995 Honda Accord
2000 Silverado 2500
1988 Honda Prelude
1993 Buick Park Avenue
1972 K5 Blazer
1986 Isuzu Trooper
1978 Chevy Malibu

 

[Zinc03svt]

Yes.

 

[WildHorse]

2017 Mustang GT
2000 Chevy Silverado
1973 Vega GT
2008 Hyundai Tiburon GS <- Truly hated that fucking car
1997 Chevy Cavalier
1976 Hang Ten Dart 4-speed
1979 Chevy camaro Z-28
1987 Chevy S-10
1987 Chevy Cavalier
1983 Chevy Chevette <- Loved that car
1969 Dodge Charger R/T 440 4-speed
1971 Plymouth roadrunner 383 4-speed
1974 Plymouth roadrunner 360 4-speed
1974 Plymouth Satellite Sebring Plus 400 4bbl 4-speed
1977 Chevy Monte Carlo
1976 Plymouth feather duster 4-speed
1975 Chrysler Cordoba

 

[Louk]

2019 Bullitt
2017 f150
2016 GT/CS
2014 GT
2014 fusion
2013 GT
2012 GT
2012 v6
2006 GT
2005 GT
2005 350z
2003 Malibu
1999 cobra
Not In owned order.... as you can see I have a mustang problem...

 

[OldPhart]

1955 Ford Custom - college used car - Fix Or Repair Daily example
1955 Ford Sunliner - college used car - V8, stick, overdrive, glass packs - first fun car - great back seat
1965 Pontiac GTO - 4 speed - first new car after college - great choice for a young and crazy single guy - good back seat too.
1968 Pontiac GTO - new car - got married and traded ‘65 GTO for auto tranny for wife = two mistakes - survived a flood and lasted another 10 years - a good car.
1973 Chevrolet Monte Carlo - didn’t survive flood - a handsome gas guzzler.
1973 Toyota Corolla - lousy replacement for Monte Carlo - good gas milage but rusted quickly - an early rice burner.
1977 Buick LeSabre - slightly used car purchased in 1978 - last of big cars - room for 6 bodies in trunk
1975 Toyota Corona - very used piece of shit winter rat.
1982 Chevrolet S-10 Pickup - never buy the first year of new model - a lot of little problems
1987 Honda Accord - wife got in divorce 4 years later - I got ailing S-10 along with freedom
1992 Honda Accord - new car for me following divorce - a fun little 5 speed
1993 Dodge Dakota Pickup - slightly used - best truck ever - purchased in ‘95 to replace rusted out S-10
1992 Corvette - 6 speed - purchased slightly used in ‘99 - fun sports car - new wife in passenger seat - no back seat.
2001 Chevrolet Impala - V6 - a good all around sedan.
2005 GMC Sierra Pickup - still have - summer use only
2009 Chevrolet Malibu - 4 cylinder - great milage, but a little cramped
1965 Pontiac GTO - 4 speed, triples - purchased in 2010 - restored sibling of 1st GTO- still have - haven’t tried back seat, probably won’t.
2017 Chevrolet Impala Premium - still have - 300hp V6 - rides like a Caddy - good for transporting old folks around.
2019 Ford Mustang Bullitt - last stab at youthful fun before they hide the keys on me - same wife in the passenger seat - don’t even want to think about back seat at my age. Definitely not good for transporting old folks around. However, it’s truly a fun, well performing, sporty and handsome vehicle.

All purchases, no leases yet... Bruce

P.S. I never was very good at following directions. Perhaps a stint in the military early on would have been good for me. Never could count backwards or repeat the alphabet backwards.

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