i get 2 of them . 2000 and 2003, bring back the monte carlo

GM should have updated the Fiero and have it use the Reatta platform.

Remember going to the dealership with my dad in 1993 when he picked up his Teal 1992 Geo Storm for $11,500. That is the car I learned to drive stick with, and it was a very reliable car for a long time. Had about 92k miles on it before it got totaled in an accident in 2004, but it still ran and drove and the neighbor bought it.

I drive my 1995 with 66,0000 miles on it. I had a trailer hitch installed, but it needed a special harness to boost power to the trailer. I don`t really plan on towing.

I have a 2005 impala interceptor 🙃 it hangs with a lot of cars on the road still

I use to get stopped q t ever light. From people with questions

Had a 1992. Coupe ls. Maroon. With everything automatic that chirpped 2nd gear. Custom trunk scope an matching bbs

I have a '05 Impala with the 3800 SII engine. 265k and running strong. Only larger maintenance I needed to do was two water pumps, coolant elbows, and LIM gaskets. She is a northern car so the body is rusting away but the drive train is solid! Love this car

Mine lovessss the gas

Congratulations bro

I still own one! Rotting in a barn somewhere in Finland…

I bought a 00 Escalade in Jan 2023. I've put 10k on it in a year. I love this thing. I've named her Meadow Soprano

I have 2005 ls sport. Looks like the SS its a good car so far ive owned it 1yr so far

I wonder if these new generation can do 40 mpg’s like these kings back in the day and still make it more fun than these bigger cars nowadays? Makes me think these kids have it good with all that power and no money😂

The 4 cylinder engine was called the fart fire or

i have one now-its preformance is just staggering! like a late 60,s muscle car. its super fast! . stoplite drag races are a blast!

It's a Chevy Malibu. I will admit I have had a lot of GM's and they all had electric problems. Started buying Ford and my electrical shorts and problem are now a thing of the past. My 98 Oldsmobile intrigue was in the shop for the first 30 days I owned it. I was like why did I buy a car that I can't drive?

In the 90s one of our neighbors had a Buick Regal and at the time I thought it was the ugliest car I ever seen but I was also like 7 or so when they moved in.

Iv got one of these cars..it actually was a pretty good car

I own a 96 Acura RL I use Shell gas 89 octane better gas mileage and it still runs and looks great.

Great video. Thanks.

I owned a 1974, 1973, 1975, a 1980 and now a 1998 Oldsmobile Intrigue GLS with 12 inch front brakes. I loved my Cutlasses with the big 350 V8's, a 455 and a 280 V8. The '98 I found in November of 2023. Garage kept for all 25 years with a Kansas sticker in the door jam. I took the top of the engine down and replaced all components, radiator, tune up. Sounds like a new car. 102,000 miles on it. Wow, I have a gem...

It was our first grown up purchase after we were married. I was newly pregnant and we needed a safe car for the baby. The baby is 18 now, and she drives it.

Lots of people don't know the 500's from passenger seat folds forward. So that, combined with rear seats folded down and you can get like 12ft lumber in there no problem!

Bought my 2007 Limited in 2016 with 182k on the odometer. Very first issue with it was in 2022 with 248k on the odometer and that was just an alternator. I've owned many good cars, but never had one be trouble free for that many miles and that late in it's life. I got an AMAZING deal on a 2007 Lincoln MKZ a few years ago, so my 500 sees less use as I'm trying to keep the miles down a bit on it, but I 100% trust it on my 70 miles commute despite the 252k on the odometer. Best car I've ever owned (I'm 54)

California market research is all I needed to know , the grand prix outsold this thing almost 15 to 1

I have one I drive. It's nice.

We bought a new 05 Fivehundred Limited with the 6 speed auto. when the came out. My wife loved the back seat and trunk room. The power was fine. It's not a muscle car, but it does fine. we have 130,000 miles on it now and she won't let go of it. She still likes the car and doesn't want to pay for a new car. It still runs great, has given us very few problems, and will be getting a paint job in the near future. I figure if she's happy with it, spending $5000 on it is better than $40 or 50k on a new vehicle.

Design flaw of this model of Century passenger wiper end lost contact with the windshield curve.

Hello I'm Al I've a 2002 RL bought it in 2020 had an 90 legend,96 TL and a 94 Vigor but I always wanted an RL this car only issues minor maintenance.

I own a black 2000 Cadillac Escalade

In 1987, I had the good fortune to buy a white, Heritage edition, with every option, including the removable sunroof. I had the 255 (4.2) V8.. It was quite gutless, though very smooth.. It had a very decent functioning, vacuum operated "automatic temperature control" system. I loved that car. I eventually swapped the 255 for a 5.0 HO Mustang GT motor, and shift kit in the AOD. Complete with the shorty headers and quad cat "H" pipe, after I got a trusty "Double hump" cross member.. My own, poor man's Lincoln MK 7 LSC. I even had those "Turbine" wheels too.. Thanks for sharing Pal...

I own a 1998 Acura RL that i bought off a co worker and i drove it for 4yrs until the transmission went out it's parked in my driveway working on finding a transmission for the car love the cloud ride and handling.

i have one of these. its an 88 hatchback. one of the last 100 to roll off the assembly line. the hatchback never had the twin cam sadly. it came with the 4alc engine{1.6L, 8valve single cam, as far as i know they were all carborated}. its my project car now. racing coil overs, engine swapped to a 4afe 16V twin cam, ported and polished head, stainless steel 4-2-1 header, custom made body kit (kind of), and a much more to come like a super charger and a 5spd trans. 80s cars are the new 60s and 70s cars!!! ill always love the square 80s sh!tbox cars!

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I can’t find where to put my air conditioner refrigerant in. I have a 1998 they are two different places that might go but they don’t fit the nozzle and it does take R134 A so I don’t understand where the heck goes in.

I HAD A 1990 BUICK CENTURY LASTED 12 YEARS NO RUST STRONG CAR GENERAL MOTORS GOOD CAR

I have a 1999 maxima GLE prestine condition. 106k miles. Clean title. No check engine light, Testing waters lmk.

The Taurus 3.5 also had an internal waterpump whereas the five hundred did not and that caused major issues for the Taurus. The Taurus x/freestyle also became the Flex! Which I love 🫶🏼

Are You having a good summer bro

Coming from a 1986 Nissan Maxima SE 5 speed, I test drove a 1991 Lexus ES 250 5 speed. Lexus wanted to sell them badly and they offered a goody bag just to come in and test drive one. 2 things I remember from the test drive: it felt much slower than my Maxima. It was so much larger inside than I expected. Later that year, I Test drove an Acura Vigor, Honda Accord, Infiniti M30 and Nissan Maxima. It was close between the Acura and Nissan, but in the end horsepower won. I ended up buying a loaded 1992 Nissan Maxima SE. In hindsight, I should have bought a 1992 Lexus ES 300 or perhaps an Acura Legend.

My friend have a 2005 Five Hundred SEL, FWD. Awesome and very cheap/reliable car! I love it! P. S. My dream car is 2008-2009 Ford Taurus/Taurus X!

Five Hundred, in letters, lands like concrete bricks with *none* of the cachet or 'visual rhythm' of long-ago Galaxie 500 or Fairlane 500, the 500 in numbers following a car-line name.

You've heard this from me before: your voice and speech qualities are superb! (Well suited to auto history tales) May I ask where you grew up? A 🇨🇦Canadian, I'd love to pinpoint your great accent.

Sad about Tracers. I had a Gen-1 Tracer (1988) and loved it! (I wish you had included Gen-1 in this post.) It was, yes, an upgraded Mazda - but VERY upgraded, a truly classy little car.

I own 2000 Escalade drive daily

This is an awesome video! I love the nissan xterra. Currently own 2 first generation xterras. One is a silver and black 2000 se automatic v6 with 240k miles its my daily driver. The other is a 2002 silver se supercharged automatic 4wd with 150k miles that I'm modifying for outdoor trips with the family. These trucks are amazing, reliable, capable, easy to work on. I highly recommend picking up a used one if you want a truck you can easily modify and have fun with. I picked both of them up used for great prices even thinking of getting a third to have a manual 4wd.

I got a 96 geo prizm. 250k+ miles on it. Gunna see if i can take it to 300k

We own a 06 SEL and love it I wouldn’t buy anything but a Ford and I’m a retired mechanic of 25 years they’re very economical and cheap for parts and most parts stores have the parts in stock for them well most parts

I loved my 2000 Pace Car.