First car I ever owned, 1996 integra GSR π₯°
Yes, I bought it due to fast and the furious
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That's a good first car!
This is a cool fact. Thanks for sharing! Unrelated, what was the name of your first childhood friend? π€π»
Yours or stock?
This wasn't mine, don't have any pics. I had a few ricer mods ππ
Haha okay, cuz I didn't have my original photo either
1996 Nissan maxima π rocked that for a bit as first. Drove it to the ground
Vrummm vruummmmm
VTEC y0
The first car I ever bought with my own money was a 1989 Toyota Celica in red. I fucking loved that car. 5-speed transmission, great on gas mileage. Once I got it up to 120 mph going downhill on an empty stretch of road. ππ¨ 
Damn this is nice, never saw this model of Celica
Great car! I had a 1987. Such a fun ride!
When it eventually died I replaced it with a 1994 model in black. That was the first car I ever had with airbags. I kept it until my first kid was born and I realized a car seat didnβt fit in the back. Sad day. π₯² 
When my kids were both under ten I convinced my wife that this would be ideal as a family car since the rear seats were like jumper seats and as safe as any car.
I still own this car 15 years later π
Remember when the Nissan 300 came on the scene. That was - and still is - a great looking car.
That was a good driving car. I always appreciated the headlight design - itβs like they didnβt want to disrupt the front end with silly headlights. :-)
A used 1977 Toyota SR5, yellow, with camper and moon roof and this crazy fog light hookup on front. Donβt have a photo so these are pulled off the internet. The bumper got ripped off so had it welded back on with decorative wrought iron in Tijuana.
Drove that pickup to 227,000 miles then fell asleep at 70 mph after a 13 hour day on a construction site in 110 degree fahrenheit heat. Got so lucky, I went off the road but didnβt roll or hit anything, wound up on top of a boulder with both axles broken. Car hugged me and kept me safe.
Nothing like your first car
Mine was a '79 Celica LT.
I bloody loved that car.
