Your family vehicles! or- Cars that you have.

05 prius, my daily driver
89 camry LE, hubby's daily driver
87 camry, project car that we won't have for much longer (i hope!)

 

I have a 2005 Prius, while my wife has a 2000 Ford Windstar (her choice).

My father (my mother doesn't drive) has a 1985 Toyota Camry (bought from his sister for $1) and a 1964 Studebaker GT Hawk (just drove it in a local parade).

 

I have the 2006 Barcelona Red Pkg 8 w/ added XM ,under dash lights, Rostra heated seats and lumbar supports. I also own a 1969 Ford Thunderbird 4 door. The back doors are suicide doors (open backwards). My wife owns a 2004 Buick Rainier (she calls it her truck). We avg. 43 mpg in the Prius, 10 mpg in the Thunderbird (it has 429 cu in V-8 in it) and 15 in the Rainier.

 

Honda VTX 1300
Suzuki marauder 800
91 Ford Probe (Need to sell)
95 Jeep Grand Cherokee (Need to sell)
98 GMC Sierra (Need to sell)
Two mountain bikes
Two road Bikes
Two kayaks
Several pairs of Hiking Boots
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2005 Prius
2006 Ford F150 FX4
2000 Ford F350 7.3L diesel (pulls the horse trailer)
1968 Pontiac Firebird 400 Convertible (unfortunately it offsets the fuel savings in my Prius, but I don't drive it a lot...)
2000? New Holland TC29 Boomer Tractor

 

'06 Pious - wife mostly drives
'87 BMW 325 - My Daily Driver
'95 BMW M3 - Track Car

 

I am a one-person, two-car family:

2006 Toyota Prius (daily driver)
2000 Audi A8 (when I feel like a change)

I unloaded the 1998 Mercedes-Benz CLK320. Good riddance!

 

<div class='quotetop'>QUOTE(Cheap! @ Nov 19 2006, 08:30 PM) [snapback]351908[/snapback]</div>

Now's the time to sell the jeep and GMC, with gas prices low and winter coming on, you should get a decent deal.

Until the Prius, each car was worth more than all my previous cars combined (I only currently have the last car in the list):
car 1: '81 Mazda GLC, free (parent's car, got 35 mpg or better when new)
car 2: '65 VW bug, $300 (fun little car, but rust on door hinges)
car 3: '87 Nissan Sentra $3100 (got up to 40 mpg, first car with A/C)
car 4: '91 Nissan Sentra SE-R $10,000 (lower mileage, but a fun change, first car with RHS mirror)
car 5: '99 Subaru Outback $22,000 (first brand-new car, after I swore I'd never do that, also first automatic, first power windows, power locks, etc)
car 6: '06 Prius, $23,000 (maybe the last new car I ever get?? Buying used was hard to do for the Prius)

And two hobby cars that I still have: '68 VW Fastback with no rust, purchased for $700 between cars 3 and 4, and a '54 GMC pickup that my uncle keeps for me even though he's still got the title and no money changed hands (my dad gave it to him in the '70's). I'd like to put an electric motor in the VW someday, not sure what to do with the GMC - want to keep it, but needs a lot of work to get moving again.

My wife has a 2001 Accord. It was kinda hard giving up the Subaru with it's hauling space, but the Prius hatchback has done well. When I go to Home Depot, I take my car since the pass-thru area from the Accord's trunk is narrower than on the Prius, and I can get 10' pieces of trim inside easily.

Don't get me started on bikes, unicycles, inline skates, etc. No watercraft though (sigh).

 

2001 Corolla - my wife's car
2005 Prius - my car

We hope to upgrade the Corolla to a 2009 or 2010 Prius or other Toyota Hybrid depending on what's our and our needs at the time.

 

2006 Prius PKG 4
2007 Dodge charger SRT-8 Super BEE..our collector car
2007 Chevy Tahoe LTZ (lease)
2005 Dodge Ram Cummins desiel (lease) -THANK GOD!

and when the lease is up on the ram in march..

either a

2007 Tundra LIMITED

or a

2007 Silverado LTZ

 

We have one car for the four of us, and there are days it doesn't get any exercise. There's a dead motorcycle in the garage, a canoe in the yard under the Fir tree, and about a dozen bicycles in the basement. Only half of them are mine, but I'd trade them all for a Toxy ZR.

 

One 2006 Prius
And many pairs of shoes.
Hey, this is Europe, no garage, have to hunt for a parking spot every day when I get home.