opticledilusi0n wrote:my first car was a disaster . 1987 mitsubishi starion esi-r . still have that evil thing . I remember so many nights of staying home instead of going out partying because my "super cool" sports car was always broken . 11 years later ... still have it . with an extra 300 hp and never drive it because i love it too much
so for my second car, I decided to get a beater and a wrx fit the bill (and still does)
Reverse pretty much everything about that for me. My first car was a 1991 Volvo 240. It didn't give me any trouble, but it definitely wasn't a "super cool" sports car by any means. If I had my wish back then, I would've gotten an 3000gt and probably be in the same boat.
Thanks to my first car though, I know have a stable of 3 older Volvos. That first car left a lasting impression.
I almost got my cousin's old truck for dirt cheap though. It has virtually no interior, no middle rear-view mirror, one of the door rear view mirrors is broken and the other just kind of hangs there, the inside smells like mildew because the previous owner thought that putting carpet in the thing was a cool idea, you can see the street through a hole in the bottom of the floorboard, there's a glove compartment door but no actual glove compartment, AND the thing faintly smells of gas when you drive around in it. Plus it can't go in reverse.
I figured I might be better off if I keep looking so I passed.
My mother has driven her Cadillac Eldorado since she got it in 78. 212,000 miles on the thing and it still runs like a champ. It gets literally like 10 miles to the gallon thought -_-.
My first car will probably be a 95 pontiac grand prix, if my dad doesn't sell it.
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Congrats, I just picked up an Infiniti M45 3 weeks ago. Not my first car, but my first with a V8...if that matters. No 800-dollar stereo, though. I'll keep it stock.
Just an update. I have been working a job and just bought a 1978 Chevy El Camino SS for 3000$ with original engine, paintjob, interior. It has 75,000 miles. I'm pretty proud of it. It looks rather nice.
Arbitern1 wrote:Just an update. I have been working a job and just bought a 1978 Chevy El Camino SS for 3000$ with original engine, paintjob, interior. It has 75,000 miles. I'm pretty proud of it. It looks rather nice.
'78 and 75,000! That's pretty darned good. Nice fricken' car too.