What car do you wish you never sold?

[Anonymous]

My 2015 leaf SL. Great car, adorable, and our newer electrics aren't as cute.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Two cars. First was a 1985 Mercedes 300sd. It was my dads 40th birthday gift to my mom. After graduating college in 1995 parents put the title in my name and told me to drive it as long as I wanted. Drove it for 4 years until I decided to sell it for $2500 with 300k. Bought a 1995 Porsche 993 c4s with the money(and some more) for a song bc the new 996s were just coming out. Two years later traded the 993 for a 996. Now, Every time I now see at nautical blue 300sd I'm filled with regret bc it feels like I have traded away a part of my childhood. Every time is see a 993 c4s I kick myself bc the car is worth over 150k now. And yet I still have My 996--which I can't give away these days.

Both are great cars. Do you miss the 993 for it’s value or actual aircooled ownership? The 996s have appreciated quite a bit the past year if you want to sell. I just picked up a daily 997.2 and love driving it so far.

[Anonymous]

My Austin Mini. It was actually designed for driving on the left side of the road. To this day, I can use a stick shift easily with my left hand, but have to think about it when I use my right hand. I was amazing at toll booths. I had the sky hook perfected, and would say, "Jabbar!" when the coins made it over the roof of the car into the basket. Good times.

[Anonymous]

My black Alfa Romeo spyder veloce - I traded it in for a Toyota Echo. I am an idiot.

[Anonymous]

Fiat 124 sport

[Anonymous]

My dad had a 1976 Bronco with all the bells and whistles. Those go for a pretty penny now.

[Anonymous]

My old Chevy pickup. Sold it because I stopped using it as a daily driver once I had kids (it was the old school kind with no backseat, no a/c, etc), and it started to experience maintenance problems from lack of use. But the 4 or 5 times a year I really need a pickup, I miss that thing.