1996 Saturn SL2. Ours is white, not this tan color. Image is from Wikipedia. It used to be my great grandfather's car, now it's my moms, and probably in a couple years it'll end up being mine.
My dad owns a 2004 Pontiac Grand Prix GP it have a 3.8 L L32 SuperCharged V6, a 4 speed auto and it's FWD. This car is his daily.
Lynch me, but the '65 Mustang is the crossover of the sixties - a tarted-up compact for a suburban mom with a midlife crisis, or her spoiled daughter. The Mazda tried to be more prestigious than other Japanese crossovers, and cheaper than European ones. It was exactly that. Now, the buyers of Japanese cars can't afford it, and Euro car buyers think it's too cheap. Aurea mediocritas my ass. Renault Grand Scenic, a car for somebody who was born to be an accountant, but calculated it was not worth it. This car was carefully crafted by skilled German engineers, and then leased to corporate MILFs who think it's fancier than a Lexus. Range Rover - a car for people who previously had a Range Rover. Range Rover Evoque - a car for somebody who wishes they previously had a Range Rover. The Ssangyong Rodius is probably the most practical car ever made - reliable, cheap, has all the necessary equipment and it's bigger than your first apartment. Unfortunately, the designers were so focused on practicality that they forgot to make it more desirable than second-hand ice cream.
Fiesta: In real life, perfection is not doing everything right, it's doing nothing too badly. Meet the Ford Fiesta. Note: One day, Nissan noticed the Micra's customer base is too old to step into a normal hatchback, so they raised it. Since then, nobody's had a reason to buy the Micra. And to be fair, nobody has a reason to buy a Note. 1-Series: It's like a Golf, but it costs at least a few grand more. AND THIS IS THE GODDAMN POINT!! Sportage: This... is a car. It has four wheels, an engine and a body. Do I really have to write more? Because I can't anyway. Fiesta: Do you know the classics that you need to buy, because they will be soon worth a billion tons of gold? Well, this is the opposite - a car that will soon have the scrapyard as the best-paying buyer. A6: Audi A6 Avant - because some asshats have a family. Golf: People always used to say "buy a Golf". They don't do it anymore, with all the good compacts from Korea and the nice Peugeot 308. Today, they say "lease a Golf". Touran: Volkswagen Touran - as reliable as a grandpa's erection, as clean as the Battersea power plant, as exciting as a tower block. C1: The front is proof that even clay models that want face-first into the ground have a future. Kangoo: Always practical. Never properly running. Yaris: No, it is not a penalty box. It is a full-on penalty sensory deprivation chamber with surround sound cancelling. Tiguan: The Golf for fearlessly crossing the wild, dangerous depths of moist suburban asphalt and thin snow.
Actually my mum doesn't won't a bigger car (they are company cars) and she might get an E-Pace or an F-Type (unlikely though). and my dad's last company car was ALSO a Range Rover.
the owner of the A6 DOES have a family. Also the owner of the Kangoo previously had a '97 Legacy Outback which he scrapped and then bought a Kangoo. The Touran is owned bymy Aunty who lives in Switzerland, often comes to England and has three kids.
TBH my mum has NEVER had a (full-size) Range Rover (mostly Fiestas B-maxes and then Evoques since about 2008)
My parent's old cars: 1992 Mazda MX-5- sold in mid-90's as my dad didn't have enough space for the MX-5 an the company car Nissan Primera he drive then. 2001 BMW 3-Series Estate- sold in 2004 as it was too low down for me (as a baby) 1997ish Audi A3- sold in 2003ish, same reason as the BMW. 1992ish Mazda 323F 1980ish VW Polo 1975ish Ford Fiesta 2004 Ford C-max- replacement for the BMW and the A3
From my street: 2001 Dodge Intrepid (hasn't ran for a year, blocking a park entrance, has like 7 unpaid parking tickets) 1999 Dodge Dakota (same owner as Intrepid) (almost split in half multiple times from rust) 2001 Chrysler Sebring (same owner as Dakota and Intrepid) (fake cop car) 2008 GMC Yukon Denali (custom "HI REV" licence plates) 1987 GMC Safari (completely rusted out)
My family and I used to have a 2003 Opel Zafira Elegance. Now we have a 2017 Hyundai Tucson Techno with the NAV unit, parking sensors, heated seats, spare wheel and rear view camera. My brother drives his beloved 2007 Ford Fiesta ST
2017 (Not boxy 2018 model) Chevy Traverse LT, aka the whole family's car. (Not mine, looks just like this.)
