Whats a car you've owned and wish you never sold?

[Redlyne_mr2]

This is for the up and comers on beyond with great cars, lifes short so hang on to them.

Who here has a car they sold that they now regret selling?

[eglove]

my old eg civic. Shoulda just kept it

[03ozwhip]

Funny that you posted this, I just put an ad up on kijiji looking for my old Monte Carlo in my Sig. Every single day, I regret the decision that I sold it. I just saw a video of me cruising in it and that was it, I have to have it back. :-( :'(

On that note, if anyone has seen it recently, let me know.

[bjstare]

Originally posted by Redlyne_mr2
This is for the up and comers on beyond with great cars, lifes short so hang on to them.

Who here has a car they sold that they now regret selling?

Ever regret selling your 1M? haha

I'm happy with all the cars I've sold. So far, every new car has been a step up.

[NoPulp]

Nothing fancy, but i miss my daily driver supercharged 98 f150. I should have just kept it instead of buying a more fuel efficient car. Oh well, it was getting tired.

Now I'm trying to get backing into a f series... nobody wants this damn focus though

[revelations]

No regrets, but if I had the space I would have kept some around for "memories"

[max_boost]

Hands down the SLK55 lol damn. Miss that car haha

[vengie]

My 2005 STI

[schocker]

My S40....jk, hated that car. I do miss my G35 though. Manual/rwd was fun, FWD acura is a asian lady car.

[jdmXSI]

my 2 cars that I wish I still had would be the 1999 Subaru Impreza RS in rally blue that only had 66k and the 09' STi.

[ercchry]

Probably the junction produce celsior... more so cause i traded it for that fucking POS RB25 skyline

[Aleks]

I don't really regret selling any as I usually keep cars for less than 2 years.

I do wish I could buy a brand new ITR right now, in white.

[Graham_A_M]

Probably my 84 Chevy S10 with 842k on the clock. I sold it when I was 19 since it was starting to rust quite badly and I was getting embarrassed to be seen in it. I wanted to be the guy to take it up to 1 million. I drove around Calgary endlessly for years looking for it, finally I found it, twice once being driven on Southland drive then a few years later parked up in Tuscany, but the guy totally refused to sell it. I'm sure it's since been melted down into rebar and is probably a part of a building somewhere. I loved that little truck, just indestructible.

That and my old 1991 Yamaha Ysr 80 mini sportbike. Sold it for $800, wow am I ever hating myself for that. Finding another one is next to impossible as their very very hard to find past 1989. I think I'll have to source one in from Japan if I ever wanted another one.

[Kloubek]

I miss my 944 Turbo. Got rid of it so I could make a profit and because I was too cheap to properly maintain it. I will likely never have a car that fast again.

[Deetz]

For me, it was my 1992 Toyota Celica GTR convertible, only had around 70k on it, and everything worked perfect on it. Had 4 wheel steering also, super fun to drive and lots of thumbs up from everyone on the street daily

[ekguy]

My rx7 for sure. Been saving my money to buy another one and should be good by next year to find a clean tII.

[Twin_Cam_Turbo]

I'm not sure I really miss anything that bad.

[Hallowed_point]

Originally posted by Twin_Cam_Turbo
I'm not sure I really miss anything that bad.

same here. It's easy to put on the rose coloured glasses but short of immediate financial need, most of us sold vehicles for good reason. Poor fit, unreliable, not what you expected and so on. I do miss my Camaro to an extent. Mainly the LS engine and the t roof. But again, I sold it for good reasons and can't say I would t have done it twice.

[spikerS]

2 vehicles I miss a lot are:

First is my old 1990 Jeep YJ. Nothing special, and honestly easily replaced, but was a fun vehicle.

Second, and one I will probably never be able to replace, 1986 Chevrolet K-10 Wrangler 4x4 (short box regular cab). I miss this truck a lot, and it is pretty rare. Damn truck could get anywhere on that short wheel base, and it was incredibly easy to work on. Always turned heads wherever I went with it.

[FixedGear]

This is strange, but I wish I still had my 1988 Hyundai Excel.