What kind of car do you drive and what would you trade it in for, if allowed?
By kbjunior15
@kbjunior15 (1309)
United States
July 24, 2008 9:55pm CST
Tell what kind of car you drive. Then, if there were no trade-in restrictions (meaning you could have whatever car you want), what would you get as a trade in.
Right now, I drive a 2007 Nissan Altima. It is a very nice car. Gets 28-33MPG which is nice.
If I could have any car on a trade-in, it would be a red H2 HUMMER all decked out and loaded.
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4 responses
@Munchkin547 (2778)
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10 Aug 08
At the moment i drive a new style mini which i love. if i could trade it in a would go fora nissan 350z, blue with coordinating soft top!! that would be great! another of my dream cars is a mark 1 golf gti cabriolet, that would have to be cream with a maroon soft top! i could probably trade mine in for one of those golfs but it wouldn't be as reliable as my mini so it's not really an option!! happy mylotting! xx
@kbjunior15 (1309)
• United States
10 Aug 08
Not familiar with either one of those cars. I will have to look them up. Good luck. Hopefully one day they will be realities instead of dreams.
@kbjunior15 (1309)
• United States
10 Aug 08
Sounds like the perfect car for you then
Maybe one day we'll be lucky enough to see each other cruising in our dream cars. That would mean that we have both been successful...or lucky
Maybe one day we'll be lucky enough to see each other cruising in our dream cars. That would mean that we have both been successful...or lucky@Munchkin547 (2778)
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10 Aug 08
you should look them up! the nissan 350z is gorgeous, very sporty and sexy whereas the golf is just more of a quirky thing that i'm into!! i hope you get the car of your dreams one day too! take care xx
@hellcowboy (7374)
• United States
10 Aug 08
Right now I drive my dads Chevy S10 pickup even though I used to drive a Chevy Blazer but the gas prices were to high to keep putting gas into it,and if I could trade it in for anything I would trade it in for either a small truck that is stick shift,or for a small Honda or another car that is good on gas that is a stick shift because I really want to finish learning how to drive a stick shift.
@hellcowboy (7374)
• United States
11 Aug 08
I like Chevy's but I also like Dodges such as the Dodge Dakota and Dodge Ram,and I like the Ford Ranger and the Ford Mustang,and I like the Nissan Titan so do not worry we can still be friends lol,have a great day,good luck in your life,and Happy Posting my friend.
@kbjunior15 (1309)
• United States
10 Aug 08
Well, I used to like you but now that I find out you are a Chevy man, we can't be friends anymore...lol...I drive a Nissan Altima but also have a Ford F250 Diesel Super Duty. I could never drive a Chevy
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@wallstreet (341)
• United States
25 Jul 08
Bahh! Not a nice car it's foreign!!!! . My hubby reminds me that my saab is foreign too, but GM owns Saab and therefore, I justify my euro.....@kbjunior15 (1309)
• United States
25 Jul 08
Unfortunately the American made cars cannot compete. I have a Ford F250 Diesel Pick-up truck that I would not trade for anything foriegn. American makers have to trucks down, but not the cars
@wallstreet (341)
• United States
26 Jul 08
Ohhh,I so disagree.. I think the perception of the 80's and early 90's when our American automakers didn't know what quality was still lingers...
But I think that it is actually an even even market, and may even have swayed back toward American cars being a higher quality then foreign vehicles.
To name a few, the Saturn Aura, the Malibu, CTS,STS. Ford Focus....
@wallstreet (341)
• United States
25 Jul 08
I drive a Saab... and I would trade it in for a Buick Enclave CXL - fully loaded,
Gold Mist Metallic, sunroof, awd, etc....
What stops me? Those blasted payments... Guess I will wait a couple of years and buy used....
@kbjunior15 (1309)
• United States
25 Jul 08
Good dream choice...I think that those "blasted" payments are what stops all of us. That and the fact that all the dreams cares use gas like it's water so even if we could afford them we could not afford to drive them.
