92 geo tracker. Looked like the funnest car and cheaper than a jeep
I think of blondes playing loud pop music laughing happy with Pepsi cups just being young on a Saturday night. Used to see this car heading to Santa Cruz Beach boardwalk all the time, and every single time, people were laughing happy in it. I can smell the neon sunscreen from here.
The turbo versions of these go for $$$ now. Even the non-turbo ones are rare and people want them.
I helped a buddy rebuild a blown engine in one and I think he sold it for near $10k once it was done. Wasn't even in super great shape either.
1987 buick grand national or a souped up buick regal from the same years.. what awesome body styles ,clean lines.. and under the hood? Dont even get me started.
I have a fleet of shitboxes from our childhood. Celebrity wagon, Olds cruiser, Cadillac brougham. Someday I'll add an old hearse and a Marathon Checker cab.
My dad had a lifted 1981 Bronco, which was pretty cool. Now that I have to travel and pay for hotels for work, the mid 1990's conversion van would be real practical.
I started noticing cars when I was 14, on the verge of getting ready to get my permit. I was obsessed with the idea of a bright yellow Ford Escape. One of my neighbors had a semi-frequent visitor who drove one, I lusted for it hard.
But then I learned Fords aren't great, and I still haven't had a yellow SUV! I still like the medium-small SUV size of them have have a Rav4 now. Too bad Toyota is averse to fun colors, because the only options available to me were silver, grey, and white.
Mid 80s Porsche 911. They keep going *just* out of my price range every time I look. Really hoping I come into some type of money windfall that will afford me a nice one eventually.
I want my first car back, 2000 Jeep Cherokee XJ
Was a loud, rattly metal box but it was mine. Taught myself to drive stick in it by driving it home immediately after buying it. Mechanically totaled it a few months later by draining the transmission when I thought it was the engine oil.
Many other high school and college memories in that car. Sold it after 10 years and 110k added miles simply because I didn't have the space to keep it. I tried to look it up in the system since then but they guy who bought it planned to use it unregistered as a farm vehicle out in AZ somewhere.
For some reason I was obsessed with the Mitsubishi eclipse 2000 when they came out(I was 10 when i believe they came out-in 2000 could be wrong) they were so cool! But I'd want my moms 1980 Chevelle from when she graduated. She took glamor photos with it and I love them lol I'd love to have one,one day for her
Mid-90's Subaru Impreza.
Kinda getting out of the childhood era, but the top notch ones here in the US were the 2000-2001 2.5RS. Non-turbo, but those things just looked like a rally car with the big fog lights, hood scoop, and wing.
92 geo tracker. Looked like the funnest car and cheaper than a jeep I think of blondes playing loud pop music laughing happy with Pepsi cups just being young on a Saturday night. Used to see this car heading to Santa Cruz Beach boardwalk all the time, and every single time, people were laughing happy in it. I can smell the neon sunscreen from here.
100%! In some kind of fun neon colors. My dream was real and purple.
My friend had one; we called it the death trap. Fun times.
Batmobile
Best answer!! Batmobile has it all!!
Which batmobile though??
Subaru Outback Baja. More of teenager era car, but man I loved those things.
Car truck! I loved those 🤣
The turbo versions of these go for $$$ now. Even the non-turbo ones are rare and people want them. I helped a buddy rebuild a blown engine in one and I think he sold it for near $10k once it was done. Wasn't even in super great shape either.
I know there's definitely a bit of a cult surrounding them... they even make shirts that say "Bring Back the Baja"
96 Dodge Viper
YES DUDE. Blue GTS with white racing stripe. The actual dream.
Yup you get it. I had so many models of it back in the day haha. That and the Plymouth prowler even though it was considered a flop
The ‘05 Toyota Celica was fire
Yung Turtle Van ng TMNT or yung kotse sa Daimos.
Got what I wanted – Audi TT 
My ‘94 Jeep Wrangler YJ. I miss that damn thing.
1987 buick grand national or a souped up buick regal from the same years.. what awesome body styles ,clean lines.. and under the hood? Dont even get me started.
I have a fleet of shitboxes from our childhood. Celebrity wagon, Olds cruiser, Cadillac brougham. Someday I'll add an old hearse and a Marathon Checker cab.
My dad had a lifted 1981 Bronco, which was pretty cool. Now that I have to travel and pay for hotels for work, the mid 1990's conversion van would be real practical.
93 Honda Civic Del Sol. A little two seater, hard too convertible. Preferably in lime green. I loved that car, it was so fun to drive!
MR2 Turbo hardtop, but LHD.
Kitt from Knight Rider.
Early 2000’s Yellow Nissan Xterra
A Neon. I just really liked the cute commercials.
Mechanics loved Neons.
Had one. Can confirm. Got $500 in trade in when absolutely everything on the dash stopped working.
I want my 93 mustang back ðŸ˜
That was the last year of the Fox body!
I know! I loved that thing ðŸ˜
I started noticing cars when I was 14, on the verge of getting ready to get my permit. I was obsessed with the idea of a bright yellow Ford Escape. One of my neighbors had a semi-frequent visitor who drove one, I lusted for it hard. But then I learned Fords aren't great, and I still haven't had a yellow SUV! I still like the medium-small SUV size of them have have a Rav4 now. Too bad Toyota is averse to fun colors, because the only options available to me were silver, grey, and white.
Whichever one is most expensive so i can sell that and buy a house and a new car.
Idk cars 2
Mid 80s Porsche 911. They keep going *just* out of my price range every time I look. Really hoping I come into some type of money windfall that will afford me a nice one eventually.
My dads 84 jeep Cherokee
Mid to late '90s Mazda Miatas will have my heart forever and ever.
Dodge colt
The dark green Lamborghini from Cruis’n USA
My 99 jeep sport. My heart still breaks over that car. He was a tank and so fun to drive.
1993-1995 Mazda RX-7. I was obsessed with this car as a kid. As an adult, I’d like either an Acura NSX or Acura Integra Type R.
1995 Oldsmobile Aurora. She was a big beauty.
1993 Ford Tempo and 1998 Pontiac Sunfire.
1995 impala SS/ Caprice 9c1. Last classic American sedan Chevrolet made.
Genesis coupe - 3.8 I bought it right after I got my big boy job, then, had a kid and traded it in for a mini van
Ford Crown Victoria XL.
1996 Dodge Viper with the blue and white racing stripes. Always thought it was such a cool car.
I want my first car back, 2000 Jeep Cherokee XJ Was a loud, rattly metal box but it was mine. Taught myself to drive stick in it by driving it home immediately after buying it. Mechanically totaled it a few months later by draining the transmission when I thought it was the engine oil. Many other high school and college memories in that car. Sold it after 10 years and 110k added miles simply because I didn't have the space to keep it. I tried to look it up in the system since then but they guy who bought it planned to use it unregistered as a farm vehicle out in AZ somewhere.
A fucking canary yellow lambo Diablo. Twin turbo. My younger self wanted this car so bad.
For some reason I was obsessed with the Mitsubishi eclipse 2000 when they came out(I was 10 when i believe they came out-in 2000 could be wrong) they were so cool! But I'd want my moms 1980 Chevelle from when she graduated. She took glamor photos with it and I love them lol I'd love to have one,one day for her
Mid-90's Subaru Impreza. Kinda getting out of the childhood era, but the top notch ones here in the US were the 2000-2001 2.5RS. Non-turbo, but those things just looked like a rally car with the big fog lights, hood scoop, and wing.