What's the best car you've ever owned?

my ex and I had a 63 matching numbers Stingray. in our divorce I signed it over to him for a greater equity stake in the house

Hmmm, hard to pick just one, but I'll go with my 1973 Chevrolet El Camino SS.

!999m ford crown vic patrol car bought it in 2005 and with 105000 miles now has 265000 in all that time spent maybe 1200.00 in repairs

the one i have now
it has butt warmers

Some of my staff at the time decorated it for Christmas. 🤗

My 17 year old Peugeot, which i still have.

My 2011 Toyota Camry ... 150K miles and still runs great

1975 Mercedes 240D I bought used in 1981 with 17,000 miles. The original clutch lasted 140,000 miles and the motor 300,000. All I did was change the oil and I think some other minor repairs. It was slow and spartan. But rock solid and reliable.

Interesting question. I'll answer it this way - I'd've liked to've owned my 1959 Porsche 356 when it was brand new and not the worn out heap I paid $900 for in 1971.

Like this one -

Tough question to answer. I've had vehicles that are super comfortable for long trips. I've bought cars as investments that paid off. I've had fast, fun cars. They've been the best cars but in different ways

A 1999 Saturn sc2. It's also the only car I've ever owned

My 1971 Bronco I had in high school. It never left me stranded and we went on many epic adventures! Never should have sold it…

I half miss my ‘70 Chevelle, definitely miss my ‘94 Stealth, but I don’t think I’d give up my ‘24 Venza for anything I used to own.

All of them.
'77 Olds Cutlass....130k miles.
'90 Ford Thunderbird....143k miles.
'01 GMC Sierra....over 250k miles.
'18 VW Passat....currently 34k and counting.

Barring an accident or a major recall by the manufacturer, you will be able to keep your vehicle running well by doing 2 things:
1. Above anything else, change the oil and filter as suggested by the owner's manual. This will keep the engine in top shape.
2. Preventive maintenance. Read the owner's manual. There is a reason.

My 68 mustang 289 three speed. My dad bought it for me my senior year in high school 1984. Love that car.

My 2007 Toyota Tacoma 4x2 prerunner. Still have it. Still drive it . 309,000 and still runs great.

1959 Ford Fairlane Galaxy convertible

My current one, a Polestar 2. Prior to that my 1963 Porsche 356B

2017 Skoda Octavia

Toyota Hilux, sh*t just won’t die even without oil 🦧

My current one 2022 honda accord hybrid

My 2017 Ford F-150 XL 4x4, still have it and love it.

Lot's of American cars listed. Love it!

I've only owned a 1997 Honda Accord

1991 Chevrolet Camaro RS

1970 AMC Hornet

Audi A6 station wagon

The SRT Challenger. Was a fierce toy that was so much fun to drive.

2002 Lancia Y

I could run over bumps at 170km/h, have a little flight, and it wouldn't care in the slightest

If I take a road bump at more than 30km/h with my current one I'd probably lose a wheel lmao

76 Camaro

This one so far

Don't you have the best memories of your very first car? I bought a 9-month-old VW Polo diesel with 48 hp. As a student, I actually had a pretty good car.

Either my 2010 Suzuki Swift or my now 2020 Mini Cooper S. Both cars reliable, small, no problems and went like a bat out of hell.

Everyone of them was paid off when they were paid off.

Hyundai Elantra, did 140,000 without probems.

My current one. A 1994 Honda Accord - 5-speed.

I loved my Saab 9-3 hatchback.

Mitsubishi Diamante

A Rolls canardly

Caddy el dorado in 1998.

Acura Integra

A restored Opel Monza

My 1971 Dodge Demon. Recently my 2012 Mercedes E350 convertible. It was a super nice car. Of course I like our current car, a 2018 Lincoln MKX too.

Best in what regard?

1997 Buick LaCrosse