I drive a 2004 Saturn ION. The kind with the funky center display panel.

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Giza aka Doug Muth, Site Admin

a '99 Ranger and a '97 Yamaha Seca II (Ok, that's not really a car...)

I have a silver 2002 Cavalier ^_^

Motorcycles kick tail

I had a cool 1987 Nissan 300zx I bought from Soma. It lasted a year before the transmission finally died and I decided to let it go. I miss it now and I wish I could have fixed it. I now drive an '85 Mustang borrowed from Magnus, but that needs to be fixed before the end of the month to pass PA inspection.

I was saving up for another car, but now I'm not sure if I want one with all the stress that goes along with it. Then again, waiting at a bus stop when it's 20 degrees can be pretty stressful too. It's all up in the air now.

Ha. I drive a 94 Saturn Sedan. I must admit for a car with -over- 200k miles onit, she is in /excellent/ shape and only has some minor ( one major ) repair work needed.

Oh, she's a manuel shift, red with gray/black interior. I don't like automatics myself, personal choice.

I'm currently driving a '91 Chevy Lumina sedan, the replacement for my '82 Toyota Celica GT. I'd like to get ahold of another '80s Celica, Supra, or Celica-Supra, and hopefully will in time. ^^

Right now Idrive A red 1998 Chevy Cavalier, But I'm looking for a new car currnetly. Most likely an Eclipse, 240sx, or if Im lucky an old rx-7

I'm almost 20 and I've never owned a car I'm actually happy that I havn't... costs way too much money

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No need for cars when you're a lowly college freshman!

aahh sweet ! seca`s are such cool bikes !

I ride an 86 Honda Magna (actually have an 82 that is in fixing process too)

if you are ever arround PHL, we should sure go for a ride. (if its not snowing)

FDH

05 Nissan sentra se R spec V
94 Cherokee 170K miles and ready for snow !

I used to drive a 97 Camry...until I skidded taking a turn too fast and ended up on a neighbor's lawn, totaling the car. I now drive a 2000 Honda Civic and occasionally a 2001 Honda Odyssey. Of course, none of that matters when I'm at school...

Little Wolf...YES THE PA ONE!

A Ford Taurus, 1998 I think. Not sure about the year.

We went to Erie to visit his family for turkey day, wiped out on Rt80W into a ditch backwards and sideways. o.O

Sufficed to say, it still runs. We popped the front tire onto the rim, got new back tires for it ( that's what made us fish-tail out of control ), and got home in the same vehicle. o.o

Amazing.

Currently the only thing wrong with it, as we can tell, is that its missing 80-90% of the plastic of the bumpers. They just shattered completely. But the super-structure that held them on ( and attaches our liscense plate to teh car )are still there. No more side turns signals though.

FORD now has earned a new anacronymn meaning.., Found Off Road, Ditched. LOL

My first was a 1991 (or thereabouts) Pontiac Grand Am with 55,000 miles. I don't know what the previous owner did to it, but the car had some really weird issues. For example, I could let it sit out in the rain for 3 days without any problems, but drive it through a few puddles and suddenly water would start pooling in the passenger side of the vehicle. This made winter really interesting, because I would have to de-ice both the outside and inside of the windshield.

Then there was the headgasket that the engine ate about 6 months later. I am sure glad I got the extended warranty with that vehicle, because it sure paid for itself with that repair bill.

I bought my first Saturn shortly thereafter.