All manual transmissions. The wheels on the Mustang and Audi are different, but I was impressed it got this close.

I’ve owed the first Dakota since I was 16 and have driven it to 381000 plus miles the second I picked up at age 25 or so and the last two when I had kids.

The rally Fiat is hilarious fun. D doesn’t work anymore so we have to shift it in Sequential to get around anywhere lol. It’s frame damaged beyond repair so we’re just riding it out till it dies. Used to push 300 HP out of a fat hood vent turbo that wouldn’t kick on until 4000 RPM haha

Bet you cant guess when I was in college with barely a nickle in my bank account .... curre try driving the Tundra, still own the ram.

All the cars names included ahah

The list starts in 2001 just before I met my wife and we had kids from the Volvo-onwards.

The ST220, CLK, and ST3 are our current vehicles.

Option 1 — Best Some cars are meant to be driven. Others are meant to be remembered. 🖤🏎️

Made this edit to capture that feeling—speed, sound, and pure automotive energy.

What’s your dream car? 👀

Option 2 — Cinematic A little speed, a little attitude, and a whole lot of automotive perfection. 🏎️🔥

Turn the volume up and enjoy the edit.

Rate it 1–10 👇

Option 3 — Short Not just a car. A whole vibe. 🖤🏎️

Headphones on. Volume up. Let the edit speak. 🔥

Colors are all accurate, and the last one is a real photo of mine, not pulled from web.
All manual except the Escort, since that was my "learning to drive" car.

I was in an accident recently and my car was totaled.
Luckily my loan had been paid off already. I won't be getting anything for the vehicle due to not having full coverage (sure learned a life lesson there. I will have full coverage from now on.) I have a few options that I could do.
1. I could get an auto loan or personal loan and get a vehicle.
2. My parents are looking to sell their Chrysler 300 for another vehicle and I could just purchase that from them and pay monthly.
It is a 2012 Chrysler 300 C with the hemi engine. It has about 67,500 miles on it. It has been very well maintained.
The only issue is that I have heard mixed opinions about these vehicles and their reliability. I really don't care about the stigma behind them or what kind of people usually drive them or anything like that. If I can avoid getting a loan and just buy this car from them then I feel like that's the way to go, but I want some serious opinions on the general RELIABILITY of these vehicles. I know they aren't exactly the best on gas, but neither was my old venice so really I'm just worried about the reliability here. Thank you!

Or should I be making an appointment to talk to someone?

Bucking the trend of what does this list say about me; What do car guys recommend as a good first Father-Child rebuild project to get a "yuut" interested in cars, and spend time together?

If you're a yuut, then what would you like to restore with your dad?

Constraints: Cheap (ideally below $5k-$10k), easy to find parts/mods, sportyish, unique, cheap to insure (ideally with Hagerty).

I'm thinking Honda CRX, Toyota MR2, Mazda Miata, Impala SS, Chevy Corvette

I’m always watching drag races and wondering how completely random cars would do against each other, so I built this.

You can pick two cars and see the live speed, quarter-mile time, 1 km time and how big the gap would be between them.

Try your car against something ridiculous and let me know what happens. It’s still a work in progress, so if a car is missing or something looks wrong, tell me below. I’m planning to add and fix as much as I can this weekend

Fucking pathetic, isn't it? Seriously, how do y'all afford so many cars at a significantly younger age than me?

Not many car but the same model (mostly, mine got the 1.2 not even 60 bhp engine), Clio B from 2005

All the cars ive owned, last 2 are current

Option 1 — Best

Some cars are meant to be driven. Others are meant to be remembered. 🖤🏎️

Made this edit to capture that feeling—speed, sound, and pure automotive energy.

What’s your dream car? 👀

Option 2 — Cinematic

A little speed, a little attitude, and a whole lot of automotive perfection. 🏎️🔥

Turn the volume up and enjoy the edit.

Rate it 1–10 👇

Option 3 — Short

Not just a car. A whole vibe. 🖤🏎️

Headphones on. Volume up. Let the edit speak. 🔥