11 FIT, 05 Colorado, 99 Jimmy, 98 Blazer, GMC motorhome, a couple of Honda motorcycles, a 250 CC Honda scooter, and a Grumman AA5A.

 

'07 Odyssey, '01 LX470 (aka Toyota Land Cruiser). Just got rid of my '97 M3, which hurts reaaaally bad.

 

Wife drives her 2010 Kia Forte SX...fun car, but seems heavier than it is, considering it's got the 2.4L...son drives my old 2005 Toyota Corolla S... It's " a Corolla," ...ultra reliable... My 2015 Fit LX is the only manual in the house... gonna be a long time before I get rid of this little gem 😎

 

New kid (Honda Fit) on the block is just the opposite in personality of its sibling. I hope they get along.

 

In addition to my 2007 Fit Sport we have a Honda Goldwing, Passport 70, Kawasaki 1500 Vulcan Classic sidecar rig.. Other cars include a 2002 EL Dorado, 2015 Outback and 2005 Audi A6.. I have more money tied up in aftermarket performance parts for the Fit than any of the others.

 

Me: 2018 Honda Fit EX-L (just took delivery a couple days ago) in Helios Yellow Pearl.
My wife: 2016 Toyota Prius 2 Eco in Blue Crush Metallic.

 

I drive a 2017 Fit/Jazz

The wife drives a 2017 Mitsubishi Outlander,

 

 

Got a couple of these for the Summer.

 

The family minivan

 

The Fast and The Furious.

 

1996 del Sol convertible. Real fun with the top down. Slowly aging but not like a fine wine.

 

must be nice to have multiple cars..

 

other than a 2009 fit, I have a 2010 FA5 with FD2 front and rear conversion.

 

The 2007 Grand Marquis that we got in 2014. Before we got the Fit, l had been driving Grand Marquis cars since 2005. They're reliable cars with crazy low resale value. But they were discontinued in 2011.

 

Don't see too many Lotus Europa anymore. Very tiny cars. Are they all stock or have they been upgraded with Ztec or other popular engine conversions? If I remember correctly a company "Spyder" out of the UK makes more robust chassis and other components for them?