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1990 Chevy Blazer. Absolute piece of ****, but damn did we have fun trashing it. Why park in the back row of the parking lot when it snowed when you can just park in the side of the pile of snow along the side of the parking lot and have school administration pissed off? Being 15 and having 4-wheel drive was just too damn fun, especially when you left it in rear wheel on snow and ice. :yes: How I never got a ticket for recklass driving in that thing is beyond comprehension.
My first car I payed for it in cash. I had a job as a paper boy
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1997 Chevy Monte Carlo. Barely 100k miles on it and the engine was beginning to go. What a piece of crap...
Wow if that was your first car and your mad, you're young
Shut your mouth.I'm 30, so I'm not that young. What happened is my parents didn't purchase my sister nor I our own vehicles until we graduated from college (actually, early grad presents), and neither of us felt the need to purchase one in HS since we got to drive one of theirs around when we needed it. My sister and I shared a '95 Grand Am while in college, we mutually agreed it would become hers when she graduated, so my parents bought me mine - the '97 Monte Carlo - back in 2002. We bought it with 75k on the clock and it was a pretty good machine. by the time 2005 rolled around it had over 100,000 and the engine was quickly becoming junk (at the time I didn't know what kind of reputation GM's 3.1L V6 had - if I had known I would have gone with the Olds Aurora that I shied away from because it had over 100k on it and because of a few scuffs in the paint).
The first car I actually purchased myself was a 2005 Pontiac Grand Prix. Just crossed 50k on it a couple of months ago. It has the 3800 V6 in it, so I'm not too terribly worried about the engine.