I need to lighten the mood a bit (especially mine), so post your guesses about what my next new vehicle purchase will be. Might be fun to guess when it will happen as well.

I have no idea myself at this point, but it should be interesting to look back on this thread when the time comes.

New vehicles only and pics welcome!

New vehicles only? Well, that's no fun.

:rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao: :rotflmao:

No.

New vehicles only? Well, that's no fun.

Well, the old stuff could be anything.

Maybe that could be another thread since it will happen much sooner than the new one.

At least I think so.

Due to current economic conditions, a 2015 Ford Falcon UTE

Due to current economic conditions, a 2015 Ford Falcon UTE

Bravo!

Bold prediction - but don't think for a minute that the idea hasn't already crossed my mind! :AH-HA_wink:

but realistically.....

or lightly used

there cheap, sporty, RWD, V8... I mean i like them

A sedan is highly unlikely.

capriceman, I've always thought the LS cars were really nice. They have like no storage but that just encourages you to keep it clean and clutter free. I thought the interiors were very nice and the exterior has that timeless look to it.

Camino, if you buy a Challenger you have to let me drive it if I visit PA before owning one myself.

Bravo!

Bold prediction - but don't think for a minute that the idea hasn't already crossed my mind! :AH-HA_wink:

Bold Moves.

capriceman, I've always thought the LS cars were really nice. They have like no storage but that just encourages you to keep it clean and clutter free. I thought the interiors were very nice and the exterior has that timeless look to it.

The trunk is pretty big for what it is. A guy i worked with had one and after work when we went to the bar i almost always had to drive him home in his car. lets say its fun, fast, and rivaled my Camaros handling.

Sorry Camino, There are no cars made that fit what you want.

Join the club :AH-HA_wink:

Capriceman: Yes there are, just not so many as those who like FWD and four doors have to choose from.

DF: Your request is premature, but if I do, then you've got it.

Satty: You know I have a soft spot for the Mini, but I doubt I could live with such a small car for very long.

Some obvious choices have been left out, BTW...

Chevy Colorado. GMC Canyon. Ford Ranger. Dodge Dakota. All RWD 2drs with big trunks..

Sorry Camino, There are no cars made that fit what you want.

Oh, there are. They're just not new cars. :AH-HA_wink:

For example, when I realized that I wanted a two-ton car with at least 300-horsepower, I decided not to buy a F5 Camaro (because the concept of a two-ton Camaro is absolutely illogical, for starters) but instead go with a classic car that was cheaper to buy and restore and maintain. The value also only can appreciate, instead of depreciate, as in if I had bought the new car. Also some food for thought: For the price of a F5, I can actually afford not just one classic, but two and have the second purchase restored as well and still come out a few thousand dollars less in the hole (while I wait for the F6 Alpha Camaro).

Edited January 11, 200917 yr by YellowJacket894

Chevy Colorado. GMC Canyon. Ford Ranger. Dodge Dakota. All RWD 2drs with big trunks..

Right church, wrong pew.

Do they still even make this thing?

Not a chance.

Chevy Cruze, Malibu Ls, or a Charger R/T.....

A gently used Liberty, Nox, Uplander or Relay for the lady....

Sorry, sombody had to ruin the fun....

But I expect my classic car will have balls....nothing lower than a V8 will do.....

Edited January 11, 200917 yr by daves87rs

Umm, Dave?

You may have missed the point of the thread...

Umm, Dave?

You may have missed the point of the thread...

*looks around*

Dammit!

I think I need some of this:

Me too!

How about a Dodge Ram R/T? RWD, V8, 2 doors, open bed. :wink:

How about a Dodge Ram R/T? RWD, V8, 2 doors, open bed. :wink:

Dodge and Ford do make some good trucks. :AH-HA_wink:

Good call,DF.

How about a Dodge Ram R/T? RWD, V8, 2 doors, open bed. :wink:

I personally prefer the Quad Cab Sport as my Ram of choice. It has my favorite proportions. Although, I love the Ram Box concept, but you have to get the Crew Cab. Proportions are still good, but not as good as the Quad Cab to me.

That all being said I know you like 2 doors Camino, and I don't think Ford makes a performance oriented regular cab model.

Edited January 11, 200917 yr by Dodgefan

That assumes that I'd only go for a performance model. :AH-HA_wink:

True!

And if you still want a truck-styled vehicle

Thanks for making me laugh, Smallchevy!

You will be buying the new Camaro. Why wouldn't you?!

You will be buying the new Camaro. Why wouldn't you?!

Ah, so you think I'm going to cave.

I was waiting for someone to suggest that.

I personally prefer the Quad Cab Sport as my Ram of choice. It has my favorite proportions. Although, I love the Ram Box concept, but you have to get the Crew Cab. Proportions are still good, but not as good as the Quad Cab to me.

That all being said I know you like 2 doors Camino, and I don't think Ford makes a performance oriented regular cab model.

IMO The essential Ram bodystyle is and always has been the Regular Cab Shortbox...

I agree with HE on the Camaro or a HEMI powered Challenger... Or a modified G8 GT into a Ute. I know GM has just killed a vehicle they promised you, but you'll come back... Right?

Edited January 11, 200917 yr by gm4life

You will cave. I might cave too. This car will cause a sensation. Many will have neck injuries from snapping to look at it. You will be a sensation. The planets will align. Life is good. Ahhh....

Thanks for making me laugh, Smallchevy!

Come on Camino, I know you want that Yellow thing very passionately. That Tata truck would be the right way to stick it into GM and American Auto Industry.

Used, new, or otherwise...some of my random spit outs, non-GM of course;)

BMW 1-series/3-series coupe

Challenger

Jeep GC SRT-8

Ram

F-150

Mustang

Frontier

XTerra

350Z

RX-8

Maybe one, maybe none, but what I thought of, perhaps.

HE: I will not cave.

CC: some yes, some no

Lust, part I.

Edited January 11, 200917 yr by HarleyEarl

gm4life: I might be back, but not for the next one.

VVS: Agreed on the Ram

Lust, part II.

Lust.

More like strong liking, the ST was lust.

Lust, part III.

The last in a three-part series.

What can I say?...I'm an ass man.

As I was posting my 3-part series on Camaro lust, I got thinking that Chevrolet is going to have one of the nicest lineups in a generation.

They are where they used to be. At the top of their game. Smart n' sassy, affordable fun and style. I feel happier now.

This:

By CaminoLS6

...would be lust.

I wouldn't merely cave... I'd forgive.

Well, of course that would be very lustful. Or at least a slight stirring.