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1987 Honda Civic (paid $500 for this car. Sold it for $500 to some guy I met at a gas station).
*1991 Honda Civic Si (this former car audio competitor still sits in my garage)
1993 Honda Civic Si (also a car audio show car, and my first new car ever)
1995 Toyota 4Runner (one of the slowest, worst driving experiences ever)
*2002 Lexus IS300 Sportcross (I still have this one, a testament to the reliability of Lexus. I almost bought an Audi A4 Avant here, as I was completely turned off by SUV's after the 4Runner)
2003 BMW X5 (God rest her soul, this is by far my favorite vehicle of all time, but imploded when I hit 100K miles. Literally stranded me every 4 months. I kept pumping money into it because I loved it so much)
2007 Audi Q7 (drove like a fat pig. I was completely underwhelmed by Audi)
*2014 BMW 328i GT (everything I've ever wanted in a car)
*current line up
In the last 10 years I've actually had 6 other cars that were provided by my former fleet managers for work. Fleet grade American and Japanese vehicles that had no identity or soul. I feel bad for people that pay money to drive the cars I was provided to for free.
2003 Ford Taurus (it's a Taurus)
2004 Chevy Impala (Felt like I was driving a car from the 90's)
2005 Dodge Magnum (my favorite fleet vehicle...it actually felt like a real car)
2005 Pontiac Grand Am (Felt like I was driving a car from the 80's)
2007 Pontiac G6 (all the door locks were broken and the window seals leaked...by 30K miles)
2011 Nissan Altima (a quality vehicle that I would never buy, but respect as a mode of transportation)
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