rish

The car I first learned to drive on was a Suzuki Omni. I was 14 and where I grew up, there are no traffic laws or driver license checks. The engine is right under the driver and smokes when you drive it hard. Fwiw makes you a better driver in the grand scheme of things. 

The first car I bought was a 2002 RAV4, right after college. Did multiple cross country road trips with it, made it into a camper with a full bed (picture in reply).

The first car that was an impulse buy was a 1994 NA Mazda Miata. Best stick shift (picture in reply).

made a slightly more involved change

hard to express how good a gated shifter sounds on a NA Miata

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Im being sarcastic 99% of the time.

Hardly contributing anything tangible...  and founder of /unique-vehicles.

they’re pretty well rated imo 😂

Every real car enthusiast knows what’s up and it isn’t really the car for non enthusiasts anyway, too many compromises (especially in the older generations)

Yeah I guess I’m looking at it through the lens of people I know. Which aligns with your statement. My grandpa has a garage kept one with less that 15000 miles on it. 1995. He is also the single owner of 93 Chevy s10 with over 350k miles on it that he refuses to sell because he has done all the maintenance and knows its worth more than he will get out of it. Mentality is on point

yeah those are proper ones

at least for the Miata, value will increase (trends are clear over the last few years)