OT - What was your first car?

5 speed Manuel, thing was a beast!

1986 Chrysler Lebaron. K-car s were awesome.

Piece of crap wouldn't start when it was under 45 degrees.

85 Buick LeSabre

Feet. Still don't have or really need a car.

5-speed manual trans, 4-cylinder. About the only (major) maintenance I ever had to do was replace a head gasket. Of course, the floor completely rusted out and if you lifted the carpeted mats on the passenger side, you could see the road underneath.

2008 jeep liberty

With a shot transmission. Looked bad ass though

Mine was a 2001 Chrysler LHS. Had it as a hand me down for a couple years before it finally broke down

I'm not falling for this. I won't tell you the answer to my security question!

2005 Volkwagen Jetta. Beige.

She was my baby.

1986 ford escort wagon. Manual transmission.

67 Olds Cutless Supreme.....400 4 barrel. Still the best car I have ever owned!

That I Drove . . . 1962 Oldsmobile Cutlass F-85 Convertible 

That I Owned . . . 1974 Datsun 610

White, dark blue leather interior. Big pimpin'.

1985 Ford F-150. In 1991. With a lot of rust on it already. Picture this, with the rear fenders rusted:

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Pimped that shit out to mine and its bestest abilities.. Wrecked it and then bought my mothers 87 Buick Le Sabre. Another Oma car. Still did my best

1992 Mercury topaz. It was a gift from my grand parents. I totaled it as a senior in high school. Auto seat beats were great.

92 Ford Escort manual, that had been in a crash.

1987 Renault Medallion was my first. I am apparently very good at totaling cars. (up to 6 now) but my favorite was a 1990 Lincoln Town Car. Wire rims. STR8 up PIMP SHIT.

1957 MGA. No key- push button start. Used to get stuck in reverse. Some long trips home that way.

I still drive it today, almost twenty years old.  Best handling car i've ever driven, have driven a BMW 6 series.  Idk man, the 90s nissans were amazing cars.  It feels like an extension of my body. 

1981 Mazda Rx7. Little 5 speed, 2 seater with the wankle rotary was so fun my next 2 cars were also Mazda Rx7's. It qas a $350 piece of crap that had no exhaust from the headers back... That was back in 1998. Times have changed and now I have 1995 turbo Rx7 with 25k miles on it sitting in my garage now as my every now and then car.

This is not actually my old car, but it's the spitting image right down to the color and the wheels.  Bigger inside than it looks on the outside.  Hauled all my worldly possessions to and from college with room to spare.  Roof rack, useful for getting my "new" couch from the Salvation Army to my house.  And those old GM V6's were incredibly underrated.  With cruise control on the whole time and a decent downhill stretch, I could coax 30 mpg out of this thing.  More normal conditions, 25 or 26.  Six years of ownership between 60 and 110K miles and the only thing that ever went wrong was a seized-up serpentine belt tensioner, a $30 fix.  I'm convinced the car would disintegrate before the engine stopped running. 

First car I drove:  a 69 Checker Marathon 4 door sedan. Truly an ugly albeit unique car with personality, made in Kalamazoo. An absolute tank:  with a solid frame, that thing could ram anything. I'll never forget tooling around Ann Arbor in that beast one summer.

First car I owned:  a 72 Mercury Comet GT, Electric Blue. That was one ugly beast. It was such a beater I just left the key in the ignition in the fraternity parking lot. No one in their right mind would have stolen it.

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my first was a '66 dodge dart convertible, bought for $500 from a lady who felt sorry for me b/c she had been one of my mom's best friends before she'd passed away.  dependable car, nice in the summer. but low point in dart history was when it snowed...inside the dart on the way to hockey practice.  sold it for a hard top the next spring. 

Red '81 Camaro Z28. It started my love affair with Pony cars. I've had 9 now and still have one today.

Light Blue with a dark blue vinyl top. It had actually been my Grandma's car. It had that 3.8L GM 6 Cyl in it- that sonuvabitch is probably still on the road - those engines just ran and ran and ran.

It wasn't the T-Type, much to my Chagrin, but it still had more giddy-up than it had any right to.

82 dodge Aries K car Wagon. Silver bullett baby! Floor boards rusted out and it sucked balls in the snow! BTW... I graduated HS in 2003... Idk how that grocery getter stayed on the road so long.

2001 Lexus

You bet your boots it's a LeBaron.

1987 Honda CRV. Fun car to drive. I drove it until the clutch was gone. That tape deck got a lot of work.

In this thread, people are giving away one step of the two step password authentication or a response to the forgot my password prompt.  A week later, you'll see a thread titled "What middle school did you go to?" then "Weirdest Mother's Maiden Name?" then a serious post titled "What Bank do You Prefer/Use?" and then finally, a few weeks after that, "Who uses their MGBlog Screen Name for Other Sites?"  This is just the beginning of someone's long con.  They're going phishing.

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