What car are you driving?

[I-275westcoastfl]

My current car is a 1998 Chrysler Concorde LXi



I've also had a 1994 Dodge Intrepid and 2003 Dodge Intrepid SE.

I plan to get a Saturn Aura(similar to Opel Vectra) sometime soon.

[al_84]

Thats my car Seat Leon Top Sport 1.9 TDI with 150 HP




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[msz2]

My is 4 years old Nissan Almera.

http://www.autocentrum.pl/go/110__Ga..._.html#galltop

[x-type]

2000 Fiat Punto 1.2 SX. his nickname is Puntillac

i'm planning to change him in next year

[FlagshipV]

Dont have a picture of my accual car but i drive a Volvo XC60:

[strandeed]

Toyota Celsior 4 litre V8

Similar to this one

[PLH]

The car I'm driving is a Peugeot 307 SW 2.0 HDi which, as Verso will surely agree upon, is one of the best looking cars of its segment ever to be made



Next year I'm planning to buy also a Peugeot 207 1.4 HDi, similiar to this one:

[Verso]

Peugeot is cool. I've had 405, 406 and now 407. Can't wait for 408.

[ChrisZwolle]

I actually thought of buying a Peugeot 307. I've had that car once on loan from my garage while my Peugeot 306 was in maintenance. I also had that car as my driving lesson car. I appreciate any car where you can sit straight up, because I want to drive long hours and have a good overview.

[drokg]

Originally Posted by x-type

2000 Fiar Punto 1.2 SX. his nickname is Puntillac

I call my the same... Before this i had Skoda,and i called it Skodilac.
Punto Mark I


And next year planing to buy exactly this one.

Originally Posted by al_84

Thats my car Seat Leon Top Sport 1.9 TDI with 150 HP




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[DanielFigFoz]

I find the North-Americans that have to point out that they have a manual funny.

[al_84]

Originally Posted by drokg

And next year planing to buy exactly this one.

It's a very nice car.

[drokg]

Originally Posted by al_84

It's a very nice car.

Yes,i love it. The engine is great,the design too. I always say when i look at it :"It has that sexy ass" .

[hofburg]

Originally Posted by Verso

Peugeot is cool. I've had 405, 406 and now 407. Can't wait for 408.

408 will never come. 508 replaced 407 and 607, introduced right now in Paris auto mondial.

[TheCat]

I drive a 2006 Acura CSX 2.0L 155 hp (automatic with paddle shifters), which I bought just a few months ago after graduating from university. It is a Canadian-only version of the Honda Civic, although its exterior design is used by the Civic outside of North America.

Before that, I drove my parents' 1998 Nissan Sentra.

[strandeed]

Originally Posted by DanielFigFoz

I find the North-Americans that have to point out that they have a manual funny.

Most people I give a lift to here in the UK find the fact my car is an automatic to be a novelty

[1000city]

Originally Posted by ChrisZwolle

I actually thought of buying a Peugeot 307. I've had that car once on loan from my garage while my Peugeot 306 was in maintenance. I also had that car as my driving lesson car. I appreciate any car where you can sit straight up, because I want to drive long hours and have a good overview.

But do You know the 307 is known for beeing one of the least reliable compact cars?

OK, it's time to show sth. really cheap. All the following cars were made in Poland. Years ago

Fromally I own two cars, the first is mine, the other is actually my Mom's, but I own it for insurance reasons.

My 1998 Daewoo Lanos 1.5 S (+ LPG conversion). Bought in 4 yrs. ago from my friend, the first owner, for less than 1,5k euros. For all these 4+8 years the car proved to be reliable and virtually bulletproof. It's also very cheap to run and insure. I miss for some features, especially aircon, so I'd like to buy sth. else, but it doesn't make sense to sell it for just a handfull of cash.






My Mom's car, fromally mine and actually I drive it wuite frequently, since it's great in city use. Another one very cheap to run and buy - bought it in 2006 for 1400 euros, it's now worth... 1400 euros The 2001 Fiat Seicento 1.1:





And now sth. special, not to be found somewhere out of Poland. My Father is a great fan of these cars, that's his 5th one. The FSO Polonez, the one is 1999 Caro Plus model (additional LPG conv.). Extremely good value for money - the car is worth aprox. 600 euros, which is my Father's 1 month net salary, and despite that it's reliable. It's not modern, fast or very comfy, but it's fair all-around car and I could take it for a ride to Spain any day... Yep, the fat guy on the left is me, before I"ve lost some weight (15 kilos and counting):



There're many cars I drove from time to time, but those three are definitely the most frequent ones.

[Fargo Wolf]

Originally Posted by DanielFigFoz

I find the North-Americans that have to point out that they have a manual funny.

Because, in North America, it's getting pretty rare to be able to buy a new vehicle with a manual transmission. Automatics dominate the market now. Even in larger commercial vehicles, INCLUDING articulated trucks...

Originally Posted by strandeed

Most people I give a lift to here in the UK find the fact my car is an automatic to be a novelty

Which I find a bit odd, given that Automatics aren't all that rare there from what I understand.

[HMMS]

http://revistaautoesporte.globo.com/...-15846,00.html

This is may actual car, VW Voyage, very good car!!!!!!!

[ChrisZwolle]

Originally Posted by Fargo Wolf

Automatics dominate the market now. Even in larger commercial vehicles, INCLUDING articulated trucks...

That is actually increasingly common in Europe as well.