I use to have an '84 Volvo 240 GL. Boy, that car lasted a long time.

As that died, my dad got me an Accord V6, but wanted that back, so now comes the S2000.

My daily driver is a '96 Dodge Ram Van

 

93 rx7 twin turbo w/intake downpipe and exhaust very fast car but had a lot of problems
Jeremiah

 

'99 Honda Prelude

 

'83 Malibu 4-door (Thanks dad! )
'91 Dodge Dakota (King cab)
'98 Buick Regal

 

I had and still have an 88 Civic HB. Prior to that two 79 Toyota Coronas. One Station Wagon the other a liftback. Since the S2K have also gotten a 2001 Celica and 1997 Del Sol VTEC

 

Before the S2000 i had US$30,000 in the bank!!!!!

 

Bought a used 1978 Datsun B210 -- Two-tone, i.e. yellow and lots of rust -- (120K miles) sold after 1 year, can't believe that car was still running 1 year after I sold it....

New 1986 Civic Si -- Red -- no A/C. Paid too much. Had Jackson Racing's 117 kit. Great car! Sold in 1994 to sister.

New 1988 Honda Civic LX -- wife's car.

New 1993 Prelude VTEC -- to be sold.

New 1997 CRV. Civic was traded-in.

New 2001 S2000 and Odyssey EX -- picked up 2 weeks apart.

 

Still have 91 Acura Legend, and 92 Prelude Si (non ugly prelude), before that 85 Civic S

 

99 civic si - trading tomorrow for the s2k
90 civic lx - traded for the si
85 Ford Tempo (don't even ask!) - junked
73 Buick Skylark - totalled by hit and run
73 Cadillac Sedan - sold
72 Cadillac Coupe (this car was cool!) - totalled
73 Cutlass - totalled

 

'87 Toyota Pickup . . . learned how to drive in it . . . traded in for . . .

'99 Toyota Tacoma . . . daily car . . . haven't washed it since before I got the S2K . . .

'91 MR2-T . . . brother got it in '94 practically mine since 2000 . . . still have it, but alternator's out . . . month later came the . . .

'01 S2000 . . . first car that's "really" mine, but it's still not "really mine" (Dad's got the title and insurance 'cuz it's just cheaper that way) . . . split payments with my parents, too . . . sorry, can't say I'm responsible/competent enough to get one on my own, but eventually I'll probably be paying the whole shebang . . .