Jumping in on the trend. All of my cars since 2017 to present. Oldest to latest

2006 Nissan Altima 2.5S 4AT. Was my first car that I bought senior year of high school 2017. Thing was a cockroach, I brought it home and checked the dip stick and there was nothing on it. Drove it from 160k to 200k with no issues. Even after I beat the dog shit out of it. Sold it to my brother in law when I got the next car and he’s still tooling around in it.

2006 Infiniti G35 Coupe 5AT. Loved this car so much. I bought it in 2019 with 100k miles for $7k. Babied the hell out of it. Royal Purple oil every 3k miles, waxed every week, washed every 3 days. Drove it for 3 years before I sold it to my best friend. The car is still in his family to this day.

2015 Ford Mustang GT Premium MT82. My first manual transmission car and my first big boy car. Bought it in 2020 for $24k with 70k miles. Just before covid made the car market go to shit. I didn’t have this car for too long because I sold it back to Carvana a year later for a profit of $4k.

2015 Ford Mustang GT Premium Performance Package MT82. Same story with this one as the previous one. Bought it in 2022 for 26k off of Carvana and sold it to Shift at the end of the year for $29k.

2005 Toyota Tacoma Prerunner SR5 4.0 V6. Scored this deal off of my best friend’s dad. Freshly painted, lifted, brand new wheels and tires. All for 10k. Was my daily for a while but I found myself not needing a truck at the time and couldn’t justify the poor fuel economy and lack of power so I traded it for the next car.

2007 Ford Mustang GT 5MT. This was the one that got away in my eyes. Out of all the cars I’ve owned this would be the only one that I would actively seek out to buy back. So many stories, memories. This car was the one that saw the most amount of my life and I kick myself every day for getting rid of it.

2015 Mustang GT Premium Performance Package 50 Year Anniversary. Biggest POS I’ve owned. Ford found a way to wiggle their way out of warrantying a broken intake manifold, had problems with the oil pump gears, and of my other two MT82 cars the transmission felt the worst in this one. Dumped it at a loss on FB marketplace. I was just done with this car at that point.

2013 Chevrolet Silverado 1500 Z71. Bought this truck in 2024 off of a friend wanting to pay off his loan for $10k. Got it with 170k miles and it’s sitting at 205k right now. It’s been a good truck and only needed little things like a battery, thermostat, oxygen sensor, and other normal maintenance. Still have it and don’t plan on getting rid of it.

2007 Mustang GT 5AT. Bought this as a little project for $3k but noticed that I wasn’t driving it at all. The automatic is fine but every time I would drive it, I’d get this feeling of imitation syndrome for my other 3v GT. Didn’t like it enough to justify keeping it so I traded it for the next car which is my current daily.

2008 Toyota Yaris Base 5MT. One of my favorites simply because of how cheap this thing is to run. 45 bucks fills up the tank even with gas being nearly 6 dollars a gallon, I can get a full set of tires for 400 bucks installed and balanced. I see myself driving this little thing for a good while simply because of how much money it saves me.