>>28858108
Bugatti Chiron Pur Sport
Roughly $5m with options and dealer care package

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Volvo S60 2012
£150

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Built 1989 Ford Taurus SHO. I paid $1500. Previous owner raced it on various west coast tracks, including Laguna Seca.

Jimny $30k hobbitdollarydoos

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2008 318d N47
I paid 5k€ for the car and the timing chain job

>>28858108
got an 06 land rover thats supposed to bw my daily and an 11 transit as a work van, but i end up driving the transit most of the time. its just so comfy driving van's, better than suv, wagon or sedan. you sit high up and feel that you rule the road and with a tune said transit kinda does, im definetly not the slowest guy on the road. if i am im so wide you wont get passed me unless i let you.

>>28858516
post rover
>its just so comfy driving van'
as someone who drives the big transit and fiat ducato at work, I dislike driving them.
Hate upright sitting position
despise that there is no room for my legs and that seats are limited in articulation.
but hey more power to you
is it the big transit or the smaller ones?

>>28858108
>What do you daily
2013 XC90
>how much did you pay for it?
~$4500 in 2023 (from a salvage auction and fixed it up)

>>28858115
Based head chef at Wendy's

>>28858108
2011 Silverado. Paid $12k about 10 years ago. Gonna get another K5 Blazer in a couple years when this truck finally dies.

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96 fleetwood brougham
2k
Best money ever spent, things fucking mint too.

>>28858108
a low mileage 2012 hyundai accent sedan
$0 because inherited

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>>28858108
$154540 msrp

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$1000

>>28858838
Why so cheap?

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'99 MX-5 5-spd
Just got it last month. $4,000 at 130k miles no rust.
Replaced the top for $1,600 because the window was held on with duct tape, so let's say $5,600.
It's a damn good car, redlines all day. :)

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$30k for a W212 E63 AMG wagon, like this one, though this specific one is not mine. Newest car I've owned and a great daily.

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>>28858840
Had been sitting for years and needed work.

>>28858845
How long ago was that?

UDM M2
65k

>>28858850
3 years

>>28858844
Nice.

>>28858853
I think you got a steal, how much work did you even need to do? I bought a Z3 that sat for a long time and all it really needed to run was a new fuel pump and battery. Intake and valve cover had leaks so replaced those too to pass smog

>>28858118
How'd you get it for that price?

2008 Honda fit sport
Paid I think $6800 with 75k ish miles, probably around 7 or 8 years ago?

At 130k now and I have cushy remote software dev job too so I'm hoping to keep eternally. Things the perfect DD, had a few different ones b4 it notably an acura RSX which, at low speeds, the fit feels identical to. High speeds, no, but its a DD and much more practical with tons of space in.the back.

2023 F-150 Raptor, $67k

2013 Subaru Forester, $10k. Might've over paid for it a little but I'm happy with it. I like my little soccer mom car.

>>28858108
2012 outlander sport
handmedown car, paid nothing. just pay for maintenance.

>>28858845
Was this after you crashed your car on a "mild curve" on summer tires last year?
https://archive.4plebs.org/o/thread/28200211

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>>28858955
Nigga the car you linked is a convertible you stupid shit.

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>>28858108
1994 Probe GT
Equivalent of 3k drumpf bux

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2007 E60 it's a pleasure to drive thanks /o/ sticky

>>28858108
2002 SL2. $1.

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>>28858108
2010 Mazda 3 hatch, new @ $12k. I still drive it.

The good part? It won't die. The bad part? It won't die.

>>28858991
Only cost me $4k, low milage well worth it and has had no issues in 4 years, the n52 is a really good engine

>>28858108
2014 Ford Fiesta SE, 18k new

>>28858856
It's pretty good. I recommend it unless you're a manual absolutist because it is comfortable and pretty fast, but the sound is the the best part of it. I wish it were available with a manual but since my fun cars are manual I am ok with it.

>>28858108
2023 Tacoma
44k

Mk06 Triton
$4700roodollars

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>>28858108
I daily a mustang and I paid 52k dollarydoos for it.

2001 Honda Prelude SH
Paid $16k for it around 2006/2007.

Oh cool, another pointless data mining thread.

>>28859619
>board about cars
>mostly used cars
>thread about what car you drive and how much it cost is "data mining"

Take your meds you insufferable dipshit. This thread is probably more on topic than 75% of threads on this board which are mostly trolling and shitposting.

2008 Toyota prius with 160k miles
$3500

>>28858108
2016 Subaru legacy premium. $8000. It has a reasonably new transmission but it's a salvage I got off my buddy. Fun car is a 21 Camaro LT1

>>28858108
2010 W212 E350
M272 3.5 V6 272 ponnies.
17K in 2022 with engine rebuild.

>>28858865
Older brother's. We do favours time to time and don't really ask for anything in return but he sold it to me for £300 when it was worth like £5000 and i payed him what i had spare then he was just like "meh close enough".

>>28859627
imagine getting this mad at that post

>>28859745
Data mining on an anonymous image board, how does that work anyway?

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$5k
Bought it to have something reliable to learn to wrench on
Probably paid too much for the state it was in, but still cheaper and less clapped out than a comparable GTI or Focus ST or A4
oh well, live and learn

>>28858108
2000 SV 650s
1000 €

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‘26 Civic Si
$33k

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>>28858108

2005 Mustang GT, paid $20k for it last year.

This may seem expensive to Americans, but where I live it's practically an exotic car.

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18 accord 2.0t, bought it about a year ago at 55k miles for $17500. Redid the front suspension, threw on lighter wheels, gave it a thicker rear sway bar and it drives better than new. Turbo lag is insanely short

>>28858108
2010 mustang GT
13.2k

>>28859939
>hank hill, the car.

>>28859946
Why would hank hill drive anything other than an f150

>>28859956
Hank Hill drove a Ford Ranger

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>>28859965
I actually didn't realize that, I thought it was a 98ish f150 then an f250 later on

A VW Passat TDI SEL. Fully deleted and tuned. It's fantastic going over 600 miles consistently without needing to refuel. Diesel isn't much more expensive then gas around here. It's fun as fuck to drive too.

>>28859946
Hank Hill would only ever drive an American car, obviously. His Japanese half-brother Junichiro would maybe drive a Honda.

2012 ford fiesta manual 151k miles.
I bought it off my mom for cheaper than it was worth since it was already paid for.

>>28858512
Would look a lot better with the correct offset wheels.

>>28859965
Hank had 2 trucks.

One was a base model stick shift, no options truck.
Then when he got stuck on the train tracks and totalled it he begrudgingly got a second truck in order to save Bobby after he ran off after an argument.

The second truck was a fully sped automatic. I think both were ford rangers,

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>>28858108
i daily grandma's 2019 equinox, didn't have to pay for it, mounted a cassette headunit to the dashboard with a CD changer in the back so I could have a proper radio instead of the world's shittiest bluetooth
It has the 2L turbo and the 9 speed so it's way faster than either of my V8 barges, and it's been dead reliable, the AWD has yet to leave me stuck in the snow either, tows my harbor freight trailer just fine, but it's just soooo booorrriiinngggg

>>28859956
i didn't say he'd drive it. i'm saying it no rear end, at all.
just like hank.

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>>28860101
I'm not exactly sure what you mean, it has a big trunk and isn't close to being a fastback/hatchback

>>28858917
they are great cars. i had the first gen sport 5spd and it was such a silly dd. will probably get a 3rd gen as a dd after a move unless i can find a clean c30.

>>28858115
What color is it?

2019 Camry Hybrid, and I think it was like $26k.

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>>28858108
A 96 Cedric Turbo that I way overpaid for during the used car shortage, for about 8000
all told USD. Sure beat paying 5000 dollars for a falling apart shitbox with 250k miles though.

>2010 Grand Marquis
>9k
Thing is immaculate and it was under 50k miles when I bought it. Will drive it till the frame rots out.

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>>28858108
>2024 4Runner TRDOP
>$50k

>>28858108
2003 Park Avenue, about $1400 per year to insure, about $700 per year to fuel and repair. Pretty light load compared to what my younger sister pays for her hideously expensive and shit engineered Jeep Commander. She's retarded for abandoning the Accord platform. Even I get about 30 mpg at 60, 20 at around 90, 15 at 110.

>>28860646
>my younger sister
Hi, anon. Let's be friends.

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>>28860646
Do you have a lot of accidents on your record or did you get comprehensive on a 23 year old boomer cruiser? I say that as a previous owner of an '01 Park Avenue, I used to pay $27 a month for state minimum as a then 27y male no previous claims/moving violations. The 3800 V6 was nuke proof as long as you replaced that shitter coolant elbow. Too bad I smoked a deer with it at 85 mph and totaled it out.

Now I daily a 99 suburban with almost 400k miles. Paid $700 for it a year ago.

>>28860645
Niggas paying $50k for a 4runner will never not be hilarious to me

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>>28860661
$50k is not much money nowadays, friendo.

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>>28860658
None. I've been driving since 1982 in all sorts or cars. and never been in so much as a fender-bender. As for the 3800, that plastic intake manifold gasket was its only weak point, solved by 2003. My car is about 23, and on level roads I can hardly tell the difference between 70 and 90, -10F and +110F with the climate control engaged.

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>>28858108
BMW Z3 - $500
Spent more than that getting it roadworthy but nothing crazy. Still needs work but drives great takes me back to my youth driving an NA Miata into the ground

>>28860674
It is for a basically unchanged since 2009 (or 2014 for the facelift) vehicle. Y’all eat that shit up and say thank you

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>>28858108
2006 Mercedes ML350 (W164)
5k CAD + around 7k CAD in repairs, upgrades, and DIY tools

>>28860656
Lulz. She's 59, and I am 63, and even she has outlived dear old dad. One of my neighbors is a little old chick who tuned 100 last July, which is to say was born a few years before my dad was. In the early 70s he saw the sun rise, very slowly, in west, from the comfort of a jet.

>>28860685
You wouldn’t understand the appeal because you’re a consumerist goy retard who probably thinks, for example, replacing analog controls with screens is a good thing, among other things.

2017 sonata. $8k 80,000 miles.

>>28860917
>you’re a consumerist goy retard
NTA but that's mighty ironic coming from someone trying to justify a $50k price tag on a nucar like that

>>28860917
No, I just don’t buy into Toyota bullshit lol. You can cope all you like about it, at the end of the day my opinion on your vehicle doesn’t matter, but I’m still going to have a laugh at retards paying $50k+ for a 4Runner because it says TRD Pro on it

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>>28860926
Oh my god LMAO I just realized you didn’t buy a Pro, you bought just a TRD off-road, and you STILL paid $50k for it?? Top fucking kek

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>>28860927
probably Canadian, 3rd gen off-road tacomas with 100,000 kms are going for ~42-45k. 4Runners have always been a notch higher. It's grim.

Seat mii
5k eurobucks
Gets me where I need to go and it has no extra features, which is a plus

>>28860020
Well im not particularly fond of these rims ut they are.bone stock beemer rims and since its my daily ill keep using the r16s
>>28860591
Good to see the datsun is still around.
>>28860613
not a fan of american cars overall but crownvic and its sister cars are cool. Lad of mine has first gen crownvic
>>28860694
Man i nearly have ptsd from these things
When i worked at benz dealer we had so many w164 and w166s come in nearly all being that damned 3,0 diesel v6

>>28860674
Lol that picture is saved

>>28861295
the shitbox nissan will continue to be around for a long time.

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>>28858108
2016 GTI. Don't remember how much I paid, but it was well under $30k. The salesman kept dropping the price. He even told me that the 2017s were on the way so they were desperate to get it out the door and no one coming in knew how to drive a stick. It was a completely one sided negotiation that I didn't participate in, but it worked 100% in my favor. He was new.

>>28858832
I despise modern dashboards.

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>>28858108
04 Park Avenue, 3 grand
>>28860646
Brother

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>>28858108

I daily a 2009 Acura TL I paid $8600 for in 2018 when I was broke. All inclusive with tax and title.

>192k
>A/C repaired
>New Brake pads/rotors
>New Battery
>2 New Speed Sensors
>Oil Changes

It's the ugliest and least fun to drive car I've owned, but goddamn is it reliable as hell. I'm debt free now and can easily afford to replace it but can't justify the move. This Acura is so reliable and perfect for my needs right now.

>>28858108
datamining thread

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>>28860678
Dude, show around for insurance. I pay $1055 a year full coverage with guaranteed value and $0 deductible on 3 cars through Hagerty. My '04 Grand Prix GTP Comp G is something like $300/yr of that with $10,000 guaranteed value.

>>28860682
Get a strut brace. It helps.

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>>28861934
Whats with the American market and taking cars and making them look like absolute shit with some stupid ass grill? It's the same shit with the Pontiac rebadges of Holdens

>>28862616
Biggest factor is going to be where you live. Some cities insurance just costs a lot regardless of where you shop

>>28862617
Makes sense. Which strut brace did you get?

>>28862681
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0070I87JG

>>28858838
Bullshit.

>>28862682
Amazon says it won't fit my Z3, thanks though I'll shop around

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2016 Cascada with 60k miles on it
Paid 12k, put another 2 on myself so far

>>28858108
'20 Tacoma TRDPro 6MT
Bought it new luckily before the coof prices took effect.

>>28862689
Read the comments.

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>>28858108
>CFO $300k+
>made a bet in the office
>like top gear
>we bought cheap cars
>found a 1986 e28 $700
>paid $600
Was supposed to drive it for a month, Ive been driving it for 5 years, its such a good car, I have been slowly restoring it.

>>28862704
Heh, thanks got someone with the same year and engine saying how easy it was to install

>>28862709
Nice to see an enthusiast car appreciated and taken care of.
What had you been driving? Something big, bulky, and "luxurious"?

>>28862690
I often forget that Buick still exists. Which engine? Manual or auto? I like how you're sunk so far down in the seats. Looks comfy.

>>28862727
Nta. Googling says it's a rebadged FWD Opel with a 1.6L as the premium option...

>>28862738
>>28862727
Indeed. They put a turbo on it to make it seem stronger. It is fun, but the dinky engine doesn't amount to much although works fine as a daily. Automatic transmission

>>28862738
Best trim, 200+HP turbocharged, of a 10 yo car gets 0-60 in 9.1 seconds? My 30 year old naturally aspirated car with "140" HP does 7.5 and people call that hilariously slow.

>>28862738
>>28862739
I didn't read far enough down on the wiki page.
>The only available engine in the Buick Cascada was the 200 PS (147 kW; 197 hp) turbocharged 1.6 litre four cylinder
It's nice that the US somehow got the most powerful engine as standard.

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$25k. Bought brand new which I wouldn't normally but knew someone working at the dealer so I got a $5k discount so I thought fuck it why not

>>28862723
I had an XC90 that my wife now drives. I like it, solid SUV and good for a family. I like the e28 so much that I picked up an e30 as well, im going to make that a track car. When lightened, the Volvo should be able to tow with a small enclosed trailer. Fun times ahead.

>>28862782
and thats in shitass dollarydoos, not USD

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Used to have a twingo. Now I have one of these.
Just did my first oil change on it yesterday. I took a beating from it. The Mii is much lower to the ground than the twingo which i was able to do an oil change without even jacking the car up.

Well I had to learn where the jack goes, where the stands can go. The sump plug was on like a motherfucker and after struggling an hour with it I remembered I had a half inch drive foot long torque wrench from Lidl. It got the the sump plug off but not before I had already taken a beating by the asphalt. Then the oil went all over because my diy container was shit and the filter removal tool I got was shit as well because I had no clearance.

But I got it done and learned from it, Now I know I need two more tools to be able to do it without any issues.

>>28862805
5500

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1990 GT-FOUR atm and aroud 5k 15 years ago

>>28862782
Is that a Swift? We don't have Suzukis in the US anymore (that I know of), so I'm not familiar with much of their line beyond the Samurai.

>>28862799
>I like the e28 so much that I picked up an e30 as well
That's how it goes. I liked my Z3 Coupe so much I bought a roadster.
A small, light, manual BMW will really make you realize just how unexciting nearly every other car is. There are certainly other good cars out there, but BMW is the easiest to get into.

>>28862817
Swift Sport, yeah

2016 Sonata Sport. $10500
>>28860923
based

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>>28862814
That's cool until all the snow gets packed under the car. I got stuck because I only have 5 inch ground clearance and was so mad kek tires were great but the clearance cucked me

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$5k for the car and then $7k for an engine rebuild and dyno tune.

>>28862814
Very cool. Keep it alive.

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4.5k euros.
replaced few bushings just as i bought it. did nothing else besides some cosmetic/minor stuff like trunk rubber button replacement (old one literally disintegrated from heat) and AUX port replacement, because it was all wobbly and after constatnt plug/unplug and audio didnt work properly. also changed battery ventilation tubes to PVC garden hoses, because OEM black rubber made my whole interior stink like horse stable and after doing the job it still smells like that if car sits under direct sun in hot weather.

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This is my winter/bad weather daily. I paid $800 a few years ago. 4spd, only options are A/C and power steering.

>>28860062
>>28859986
>>28859965

F-250 is the replacement
https://kingofthehill.fandom.com/wiki/1993_Ford_Ranger

>>28862652
>Some cities insurance just costs a lot regardless of where you shop
Yep. Hail destroys entire fleets of cars every 4-6 years here so the insurance premiums reflect that. This also means that a quarter of the drivers here drive uninsured or underinsured, so that also drives rates up.

I feel young again in a bad way when I see the bill.

>>28862652
>Some cities insurance just costs a lot regardless of where you shop
Shitskins are to blame for this

>>28864057
Now that I think about it, a lot of them just fucking disappeared over the last two years.

2017 Lexus IS 300 AWD F Sport
Free from my mom but she still uses it once or twice a week

2010 scion XD bought with 75k miles on it. paid about 4,400 dollars. no car payment

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>>28858108
Currently ford ranger 2021, nothing, company pays for the vehicle and gas. hope i convince my ceo to buy me a raptor next.

>>28860645
Insanely overpriced xanax wife slopbox
I bet you got every vax known to man

>>28860917
Wait a second.... you just called someone a consumerist goy...... YOU TOOK OUT A 55 THOUSAND DOLLAR LOAN ON A 4RUNNER

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$200 1998 vers 6 imp coupe
i think ive put around 65k miles on it since i bought it in 2018ish. it was going to get scrapped so i bought it just to resell the 4 piston calipers and wing, but it turned out to be a great car overall.
bought a spare crashed wrx too just to keep a spare engine + trans on deck, but this thing just keeps on trooping