LMFAO! Yes you're right. Can tell by the Bumper!
Thank you!
I drive a 2002 Dodge Intrepid, steel blue. I didn't want a car payment and got this at a hell of a deal for $4000, it has 80K~ Miles. I have kids so I needed a bigger sedan type car, and with my job I transport people in wheel chairs often and it has huge trunk space, can fit like 2 wheel chairs in it. Also, even though it is a bigger sedan, it still looks decently sporty and gets 30MPG Highway, was pretty much exactly what I needed. Bought it from a dealership in Troy, MI, they used it as their "running errands" car so it was also superbly maintained by them, I received documentation with the sale of everything that was ever done to it, as little as every oil change.
good car.
but I guess I didn't really need anything over like 30mpg.
As a self-proclaimed car fanatic I always find it interesting what other's drive, and how they ended up driving it. Was it all you could afford? Did you need fuel economy? Drive a company car?
My story is a simple one. I didn't get my license until I was 18, and by that point I had had nearly $9000 saved up, and my parents had agreed to pay the rest as long as it was under $35,000. So I had 44k to spend on any vehicle I wanted, and could get insured under my name without too much trouble. So I found what I wanted in Florida (not at all where I'm from) for just over 45 thousand, so through some begging, I got it.
Here she is. Quattroporte Executive GT with a V8, nearly 400 horsepower maxing at almost 7500 rpm. With an electrohydraulic DuoSelect clutch, you can't go wrong.
45 grand on your first car?
Impressive, haha.
I drive a Ford Falcon and a Focus Sedan.
Nothing fancy.
