Whatever was cheapest. The worst was a '61 white Plymouth, standard transmission, no A/C.

We had a Caprice Estate wagon (ours was brown)....great car! We had a family of 10 (I have 7 siblings), and it wasn’t uncomfortable.
After a while, some of us moved out & my parents bought a Toyota Corona (later replaced by the Camry).

My father was in sales so drove a long succession of basic 4 door American sedans, all company cars. My mother drove a 1958 Jeep wagon, no power steering, no power brakes, no nothin, which eventually became my first car.

My Mom had several different cars but the ones I remember the best are a Grand Am, an Acura, a Honda Prelude and a Plymouth Breeze. The Breeze was my favorite and I eventually bought it from her and drove it for a couple of years.

My dad had a couple of Chrysler’s when I was young, then had a Jaguar. His last car was a Mercedes.

never owned a car. Too expensive, and public transportation is cheap and really good in Singapore

I think that that's the one the Griswold's had in "National Lampoon's Vocation."

This is the one my dad drove for ages when I was a kid:

This was what my mom drove the longest:

Earliest car I can remember was a Volkswagen dune buggy and it was fast

My family always drive Chevies.

My dad had one of these for years

My dad was strictly a Cadillac man.

I remember we had Toyota’s and then camaro’s, Z28’s and a corvette. All of them sucked.

An endless string of shitty cars

I remember my dad used to drive a Lada. One of those Russian cars 😂