Which of your previous vehicles do you miss the most?

[shades9323]

Which of your previous vehicles do you wish you still had? For me it would be my 99 Lightning. Had to get rid of it for a regular truck due to camping/boathauling/dogs. The Lightning could barely tow my mountainbikes!

[uttexas]

Never owned one, but I always wanted a Subaru Baja

[Stretch]

I got my first car when I was 33 years old. I'm going to enjoy telling that to my kids when they are 16.

Anyway, out of the two I've owned to date, I probably miss the 2001 Saab 9-5 most.

[jamo]

Never owned one, but I always wanted a Subaru Baja

I'm totally the same. I normally hate pickups, but I've always really wanted a Baja.

[bwell]

My 450rwhp 2006 GTO

[shades9323]

I'm totally the same. I normally hate pickups, but I've always really wanted a Baja.

Baja is not a pickup. Not even close.

[jamo]

Baja is not a pickup. Not even close.

Which is why I want one.....

[i-Guy]

my 2003 Nissan 350Z "Performance Model" with NISMO products:

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[BostonSully]

Rofl at the Baja if you guys ever drive one of those and you see a Tundra1500 roar by and the driver laughing hysterically at you --- That'll be me.

I miss my first car a 1992 Red Ford Explorer aptly dubb'd the "Exploder" when I discovered a leaky gas line due to the smell. I lost her in a 40mph head on collision with a Mercury(ewwww..)... It was an elderly lady hopp'd up on Perk's and recovering from hip surgery that ran a red light and caused the accident. I was probably going 15mph she was going 40+ it was a big smash and the front end of my truck broke off. But her car was completely smashed. Had to pull the old lady out as she passed out from impact and await EMT's. I was only a few hundred yards from my house too. Very scary incident.

[bunk]

I really miss my old evo. That car was an absolute blast to drive.

[Shindig]

My first car (of the two I've owned, including the current one) was a Mazda 626 (which I named Stitch, for obvious reasons). What I really miss the most is the oscillating dashboard A/C. Why Mazda stopped that feature, and why no other cars ever seem to have adopted them, I don't know. I think the Mazda 626s have had that feature since the mid-80s, but the new ones today don't have it.

[zeg]

Mine was the Buick Grand National I had in high school. It had been pretty badly maintained before I got my hands on it, but it was a blast to drive. The Knight Rider fan in me love the little "TURBO BOOST" LEDs that lit up green, then orange, then red when you nailed the accelerator.

[shades9323]

Mine was the Buick Grand National I had in high school. It had been pretty badly maintained before I got my hands on it, but it was a blast to drive. The Knight Rider fan in me love the little "TURBO BOOST" LEDs that lit up green, then orange, then red when you nailed the accelerator.

I drove a friends GN in high shool. It was fun to drive. Not as fun as the Lightning though.

[bwell]

How was the traction in the lightning? I have ran into a few that really had traction issues with a couple mods done to em... I always loved the lightnings, the sound of the supercharger is amazing.

[Yukari]

When I graduated from the graduate school in 1990's, I didn't have any money. So my dad gave me 1971 toyota pickup long cab. I always wanted a pickup and when I finally got it. It was the best and the coolest car I've had. Now I drive toyoto FJ Cruiser, which is also great. But I miss that beat up toyota pickup truck. My buddies would just hop on on the back (back then mandatory seat belt law was just getting started in most states) and off we went fishing, biking, (no golf then, I didn't pick up this sadistic game until much later)...

[shades9323]

How was the traction in the lightning? I have ran into a few that really had traction issues with a couple mods done to em... I always loved the lightnings, the sound of the supercharger is amazing.

Non existant from a dig and mine was bone stock. Around about 30 you could go wot and it would stick to the road and scream. It was definately a blast.

[Amstarvid]

I miss my 2005 Mazda RX-8...put 85,000 fun miles on it before I traded it in...great drivers car - not the fastest thing on the road for sure, but it was quick, and handling was amazing.

[SwingIt]

My first car I miss the most, certainly not because it was the nicest vehicle I've ever owned, but the majority of my best driving memories were made in that POS! And I learned how to drive a 5-speed in it.

Cost me $600 cash, and and about $1600/year for liability insurance.