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<blockquote data-quote="Tumbleweed" data-source="post: 24649" data-attributes="member: 9123"><p>Your list made me think of my own history with Chevrolet.&nbsp; It made me think of my 1st one which was a ...1974 Chevy Vega.&nbsp; Loved that car.&nbsp; It was early in the Air Force and I bought it as my first new car.&nbsp; It ran well and was relaible.&nbsp; I just went from a 2017 Ford Explorer to a 2025 Equinox Activ (YES...in red)&nbsp; couple of days ago.&nbsp; I wanted something smaller.&nbsp; It's got pretty good pick up for a turbo powered lawn mower engine, but it's enough for me.&nbsp; The Explorer had a V-6 which didn't run well.&nbsp; Too many complaints to mention here.&nbsp; The only import I've owned was a 1968 Toyota Carola and a Fiat X-19 (that car was a blast to drive).&nbsp; My first two cars were a 64 Studebaker Commander and a 59 Ford Country Sedan station wagon.&nbsp; That thing was a tank!!!&nbsp; Today it was raining as I was running some errands and the automatic-windshield wipers worked great.&nbsp; If the rain got heavier, they would speed up and likewise slow down as it tapered off.&nbsp; Loved it!!!</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="Tumbleweed, post: 24649, member: 9123"] Your list made me think of my own history with Chevrolet. It made me think of my 1st one which was a ...1974 Chevy Vega. Loved that car. It was early in the Air Force and I bought it as my first new car. It ran well and was relaible. I just went from a 2017 Ford Explorer to a 2025 Equinox Activ (YES...in red) couple of days ago. I wanted something smaller. It's got pretty good pick up for a turbo powered lawn mower engine, but it's enough for me. The Explorer had a V-6 which didn't run well. Too many complaints to mention here. The only import I've owned was a 1968 Toyota Carola and a Fiat X-19 (that car was a blast to drive). My first two cars were a 64 Studebaker Commander and a 59 Ford Country Sedan station wagon. That thing was a tank!!! Today it was raining as I was running some errands and the automatic-windshield wipers worked great. If the rain got heavier, they would speed up and likewise slow down as it tapered off. Loved it!!! [/QUOTE]

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