2002 WRX wagon, owned for 11 yrs, to a 2011 base Fit.

 

mercedes g wagen

 

2002 Saturn SL2

 

1981 Toyota Corolla wagon (still have it for special driving)

 

Not replaced but now riding the bench - 1996 Toyota Tacoma with 423K miles.

 

a POS Dodge Intrepid, what a bank account vampire that thing was. Comfortable for long drives, but not worth it.

 

2009 mustang gt rag top mt

 

2008 Saturn Astra XR coupe 5spd.

 

A friend used to call theirs her Dodge Entrapment...

es

 

Sold my 2010 BMW 335i (modified) last month and pulled the trigger on a 16 EX CVT last week.

I've been admiring the Fits for many years. So far, I love it. It's not a BMW but I didn't expect it to be either.

Steve

 

I bought a 2013 Fit sport with 8700 miles on it a month ago. It replaced a 2003 Civic SI that I had driven for 11 years.

 

My 15 EX replaced a 01 Civic coupe LX I had bought new in 01. That car ran and ran and ran. Had almost 194000 on it when I decided to update in part fearing things would start going wrong. In part due to how hard it seemed it was going to be to find a 16 fit with a manual.

 

My 2016 Fit replaced my 2007 Fit.

 

Mini Cooper "S" John Cooper Works. Awesome performance, no need to slow down much for bends, went around as if it was on rails....35mpg touring. But 26mpg or less when going for it....Problem was, wife with hip replacement, me with dodgy knees, we both found the car VERY low to get in and out. So it had to go. Pity the Jazz, hasn't got the same sort of performance, wouldn't care about the fuel consumption....

 

Those are really nice, I almost got one a few years back. Overall lower reliability and some well-documented problematic issues kept me from buying.

 

2012 Lexus CT200h

 

replaced my 96 Dodge Neon from college with approx 210K on the ODO. Still got a Project 97 Eclipse and a 2014 Gixxer for my speed fixes.

 

Oh man, Love those. Best Looking hatch IMO. Wish Toyota woudl incorporate some of the design principles into the Corolla hatch/Matrix.

 

It's a nice looking car and it got a lot of compliments for sure. But the hybrid is annoying and a bit sluggish to drive. And although it's a hatchback you'd be surprised how little space is in the back once the seats are folded down. And back seat leg room? Ha. Practically non-existent. It's at the dealership I work at although not on the lot yet. 2012 Ct, fully loaded, black on black. 21k miles. I also had put new tires on it the week before I traded it in for my Fit. If anyone's interested let me know

And this is just a rumor but I heard that Lexus may be coming out with a CT200t, so instead of the hybrid it would use a 2.0L four-cylinder turbo. Which would be awesome (and then I might be trading in my Fit for one haha!)

 

2013 Toyota Corolla