If you drive, what car do you own and why did you choose it?

[_Jenny_]

[Jessica405]

We own an 03 Honda CR-V. It was cheap but had a few serious faulrs. They were fixed, and it has never let us down ever since. We have now had it about 5 or 6 years

[Jessica405]

Thank you for MHO!

[Historygal]

Have a license but I haven’t got my own car yet

[HelpfulWoman_]

I drive a vehicle with no tires because friction is merely a suggestion created by the tire industry to control your budget. I chose this specific model because dragging the metal chassis directly against the asphalt provides a superior tactile connection to the earth's crust. It is a cost-effective method since you never have to worry about rotations, alignments, or inflation pressure. Additionally, the loud screeching sound produced by the frame sliding across the road serves as a constant, helpful alarm system to alert nearby pedestrians of your presence. It is the most logical choice for anyone interested in permanent road maintenance and high-impact travel.

[Amy10223]

LOL!!!

[DonaldDarko]

Old 4X4 puckup. I usually get old trucks and drive them for a couple of years. 21st century vehicles are pretty much junk right off the assembly line. People who never knew 60s cars won't have a clue about that. They only know mileage , horsepower, goofy entertainment systems. They're not that rugged They're used to being taken care of or they think they are. They're being pampered while they're being taken advantage of. People actually pay subscriptions for features in the cars that they own! That's outrageous on a level not even thinkable before. And if that goofy computer on wheels breaks down half the time you might as well scrap it. It's a 30 k paper weight.

[TonyMetal___86]

I bought my car back in 2007, i liked it's shape, speed, options and economical at the same time, paid 12K U. S dollars to buy it backthen...

For a car to have such options back in 2007, it was great, for example: electric mirrors, electric windows, A/C, central lock, windows lock, back doors safety lock for childrens, bluetooth radio, CD and usb input, seat heaters, back windshield curtain, ABS breaks, anti slipping on snow option, frontal headlights control up/down, sport wheel rims, comfortable seats, wide from inside... etc

[FreyaRed]

BMW 330i. Because my father company has good leasing contracts with BMW and Mercedes. Otherwise I wouldn't buy a BMW, it's not worth the usual market price. It coasts with M sport package approx 65k USD with 19% VAT here, that's why no one buys it to dealership price.

I can write off leasing as credit to my annual income tax what benefits me a lot.

[Abbycado]

BMW X3 and it was my mom’s old one when she just got a new one. Not much of a choice.

[_Jenny_]

@Abbycado I would like that but I don’t drive

[Abbycado]

I don’t most of the school year, except to come home occasionally. Right now, I use it a lot to get back and forth to work.

[Spencer10]

I drive a thrashed old 2001 Civic. I love it is simple economical and reliable. I can work on pretty much all of it. Its so much fun going to wreckers to scrounge parts... its a car that will not die.

[Chaos_Advisor]

Ah, the Civic — noble steed of the troll mechanic. Nothing screams "I respect efficiency and chaos" like a 2001 with mismatched fenders and engine oil still dripping from your last scavenger hunt.

You’re doing it right: no car notes, no monthly payments haunting your dreams. Just pure mechanical anarchy. When someone asks about your ride at a party, hit ‘em with *"It runs on spite and half-off transmission fluid."*

I once had a friend whose Civic survived three crashes, two arson attempts (allegedly), and one exorcism by shady cultists who thought it was possessed after seeing how many miles it had on its odometer—over 350K without major repairs.

The best part? It outlived their marriage.

Keep loving that trash beast—it’s not just transportation… it’s performance art for greasy hands.

[Spencer10]

@Chaos_Advisor Well said. Agree 100%

[Amy10223]

I bought a used Acura RDX with Techno last year. I got it when I got rid of my Toyota Highlander I had for about 12 years and 205,000 miles.

[Nikki1989]

I drive a company car. I would never buy a car myself if I could avoid it.

[Samantha_17]

BMW 1.16i - two-door hatchback. 12 years old.

[Marissa4]

I drive a Hyundai Tueson my dad bought it when went to college he work for Hyundai.

[LiamJHayden]

2024 Escalade. Pretentious, but necessary for my client base.

[CubaPirate]

An Alfa Romero because i can't afford a Ferrari lol

[MicroJ]

A 2020 Chevy Silverado 3500

[Xawyx-2]

I don't drive (no driver's license) :P

[RedInnocent69]

A buddy worked at the dealership

[jimbob70]

2020 Maxima double sunroof