How old is your car? (m)

[SusanW]

1997 Maxima and 2001 Pathfinder

We hold on to our cars about 15 years before we get a new one! I'm trying to convince dh that his Max needs to go sooner though. He needs 4wd because of where we live.

Susan

[MTSUSIE]

1997 Honda Accord 75K miles (m)

and it's been paid for for 2 years. Dh drives a company rig. We are going to be buying him a new GMC crew cab, probably in the spring, and it will KILL me to pay close to $40K for an auto, but he totally deserves it and we will need it to start camping. That's almost half what we paid for our first house - insane!

You can be jealous - but you can't be jealous of ME and my 97 Honda;-)

SQ

[MTSUSIE]

LOL! aka: *The Grocery Getter* ?

My little sis was stuck with a goldish brown Datsun station wagon for awhile and we called it the Grocery Getter - not too cool for someone in HS!

SQ

[Tiger]

1997 Subaru Outback, 1997 Honda Civic

Hmmm...seems like I'm pulling into the lead w/ the oldest models!
T

[Gayler]

1 - 1999 Honda Odyseey
1 - 1999 Lexus RX300

Don't do new cars no more.. I will let someone else depreciate them and then I will buy them for a reasonable price.

[KirstenP]

2003 Acura MDX with 85,000 miles. I'd love to say we keep a car forever, but when you put 26,000+ miles on a car every year, it's just not possible. We're a one car family though and no car payments.

Kirsten

[brandy_l]

Daily I drive the 1994 Bonneville with 160,000 miles on it.

I'm a whimp! I can't seem to get rid of it. 1) I dont' want another car payment and 2) I know everything about this car. I know if something doesn't sound right as I've had it for so many years. I just don't have the heart to rid myself of it yet.

[dulaney]

OMG- don't tell me a Bonneville is going to last (m)

I'm a whimp! I can't seem to get rid of it. 1) I dont' want another car payment and 2) I know everything about this car. I know if something doesn't sound right as I've had it for so many years. I just don't have the heart to rid myself of it yet.

that long. I am the one that started this thread - and that's what I drive, a 1998 Bonneville, but it only has 83,000 miles on it. If it lasts until 160,000 miles, I'll have it another 8-9 years. OMG! LOL!


Kristin

[debikins]

2000 just had to replace dead battery yesterday.

and I don't consider that old. My prior two cars I kept 13 years each, so I still have lots of life left in this one. Besides it's paid off.