I've had three cars so far.

1st - 1993 Chevy Blazer
2nd - 1995 Chevy Blazer (Yes I like Blazers.  No I hate the Trailblazers)
now - 2000 Chrysler Cirrus

I used to drive a 1989 Honda Accord. Now I've got a 1998 Civic for the times when the bike just won't cut it. It's not really mine though, as it's under my parent's name. The bike IS mine, however, and that fact alone makes me smile.

OTHER: 1989 mazda rx-7 (sports car)

where's the 'NONE' option?

I got a 2000 Ford Focus.. LX .. I love her!

My car is an '03 Saab 9-5 Aero.  I suppose it's a "standard" sedan but I couldn't group it in with a Stratus! 

jeff

Had a 99 Acura INtegra GS-R (May She Rest in Peace)

Now rocking an 05 Nissan Maxima SE 6 Speed (Not quite a Standard )

Quote from: CasiCUA on March 06, 2006, 07:17:37 AM
Had a 99 Acura INtegra GS-R (May She Rest in Peace)

Now rocking an 05 Nissan Maxima SE 6 Speed (Not quite a Standard )

Casi, how you likin that? Those things are HOT.. my stepmom's got an old 99 maxima SE, and that thing is fun... She fell in love with the 05s when she took a test drive... now it's just a matter of convincing my dad she needs it! 

And to keep this on topic, I'll answer: None, the '93 mustang is finally dead, may she also Rest in Peace

2003 Hyundai Tiburon SE (Blue, of course)
1990 Toyota Corolla DX

You know that's one of the things that amazes me is that a Volkswagon TDI is capable of reaching 45mpg while our bikes being so much lighter (but faster) is only capable of 55mpg... You'd think it'll do 100mpg easy...

99 Mustang Cobra Convert.  Mine
05 Chrysler Pacifica   Wife
05 Red Flyer Tricycle Ethans ( My son )   

'98 Tacoma TRD for moving the bike around, and the occasional off-road excursion (yes more than just dirt roads where any car could go )

Some of  your car names I recognise, some I dont. I have a 04 Landrover Freelander TD5 in metalic silver........right hand drive of course  are they available over the pond? I know you can buy its big brothers the RangeRover and Discovery in the US.

Quote from: sledge on March 06, 2006, 11:24:57 AM
Some of  your car names I recognise, some I dont. I have a 04 Landrover Freelander TD5 in metalic silver........right hand drive of course  are they available over the pond? I know you can buy its big brothers the RangeRover and Discovery in the US.

The Freelander isn't sold here anymore. One of my friends has one in that tan-ish color.

Quote from: NiceGuysFinishLast on March 06, 2006, 07:58:38 AM

Casi, how you likin that? Those things are HOT.. my stepmom's got an old 99 maxima SE, and that thing is fun... She fell in love with the 05s when she took a test drive... now it's just a matter of convincing my dad she needs it! 

And to keep this on topic, I'll answer: None, the '93 mustang is finally dead, may she also Rest in Peace

The car is nice- LOT of power for a "Family Sedan". So far, been really happy with it- barring the Stolen Wheels incident (See: http://gstwins.com/gsboard/index.php?topic=20796.0)
The gearbox is really smooth, and the handling is awesome on the SE (It comes with 18" Factory wheels on 45 Profile tires)
I also have to get used to the powerband on it. I used to have to rev the Sh#t out of the integra to really have fun with it- a habit that I'm still fighting to get rid of with this car. Lotsa fun, though- would definitely reccomend.
Only issue I've noticed with it: Lotsa power on FWD = Torque Steer

I have a Hyundai and a Ford Exploder.

1998 Corolla modestly modified with TRD accessories

old pic, but here's what shares garage space with the GS. 

ver7 wrx wagon

your options are too generic...my car fits at least 3 catagories:

Economy (avgs 35mpg), compact according to the DMV (has more interior room than most idsize cars), and sport (little sedan handles better than 80% of the road going world).  The 328i is a hard to beat bargain car.

I also drive a Ford F150 XLT.

You're missing the GT option.  Lot of folks drive GT cars (don't confuse GT and sport).

2000 Nissan Frontier XE standard cab with a 4-banger under the hood.  All of 143 bhp.  It gets me there and back, and the GS fits nicely in the back.