oh boy. what haven't I owned(so it feels like)
-My very first car was a 2005 Chrysler PT cruiser convertible. Mom and Dad thought it would be a cool car for me. Definitely wrong.
I took a job in an industry which I still currently work in and probably will continue to work in for years to come.
-So I leased a 2006 Jeep Grand Cherokee Limited, Hemi 4x4.
The rear differential blew up in it after about 50,000 miles of driving in one year.
I loved the last jeep, but a new model came out and I HAD to have it. So then, I purchased it. No more leasing, as I came dangerously close to running over my mileage in the leased Jeep. You don't want to do that!
-I bought a 2008 Jeep Grand Cherokee SRT8, brand new. Still own it to this day, and am in a constant mod-frenzy. She's currently making 528 AWHP, and I'm still looking for more.
-Then I met my now-wife, and her car(1998 Acura Integra) was falling apart. I bought her a used 2008 Ford Expedition. We didn't own it very long, however.
I handed her the keys to the jeep, and now it's her daily driver. I traded the expedition in on a:
-2007 Ford F-350 Harley-Davidson 4x4, black on black on black! Was always my dream truck, and the diesel was useful for racking up all the highway miles I put on my vehicles each year (usually well over 40k per year) I shelled out thousands of dollars into the stereo, tires, and numerous other accessories, only to wake up one morning and find that the truck had been STOLEN!

very upsetting, but one would admit....it WAS a very pretty truck,and those things are easily stolen. Just my luck, as I still miss it to this day.
after insurance had handled the case and it was unfortunately declared a total loss, I went and bought a:
-2012 Ford F-150 Harley-Davidson AWD, Ingot metallic, snakeskin/black leather interior. This is my current daily driver, and I love it!! It's not nearly as intimidating as the last truck, but it is the most refined truck you will ever drive, and I'll bet on that. Of course, pre-TT&L it's a $54,988 truck so that is what I would expect out of it= ultimate refinement.
Hope you've enjoyed as much as I do.